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Bag of affliction

| Friday, December 08, 2006

I tell you from the LORD, there is gold within; look in this bag, the bag of affliction; count over all the gold which the LORD has given you in this affliction, and then you will be quiet. If a mercy be taken away from you, consider the burden that is taken away too. If a misery come, consider the mercy that comes with it. Labour ever, labour to see both together, as well what is for you as what is against you; then you will never be much discouraged, althought your affliction be never so great.[William Bridge]

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