A Puritan at Heart

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After trial or temptation

| Sunday, December 17, 2006

Truly my heart and soul have been far removed and deeply wounded by temptations and irritations of conscience, but I thank God that these have now largely relieved. So, then, it is my desire that I not be marked with the brand of a reprobate. I revoke all the questions and objections i raised and everything that may have tended in that direction. As for any ill-considered words I uttered in my trial, I ask forgiveness for them from a humble heart and the depths of my soul.[William Peacock]

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