MASTER

But perhaps it may not be so hard as at first it appeareth to be; make

but the trial and be in earnest. What is there required of thee but to

stand still and see the salvation of thy God? And couldst thou desire

anything less? Where is the hardship in this? Thou hast nothing to care

for, nothing to desire in this life, nothing to imagine or attract. Thou

needest only cast thy care upon God, who careth for thee, and leave him

to dispose of thee according to his good will and pleasure, even as if

thou hadst no will at all in thee. For he knoweth what is best; and if

thou canst but trust him, he will most certainly do better for thee,

than if thou wert left to thine own choice.

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