EXPERIENCE AND BIBLE

As the finger feels the smart when it touches the flame that

stands airily quivering in its golden invitation, so the will

which first touches a lie or a lust is conscious of a pang. Not

outward in the Word, but inward in its life, is this warning

against vice. When afterward it reads and meditates the Word,

it finds symbols interpreted, precepts enforced, admonitions

illumined, by this its prior inward experience.--RICHARD S.

STORRS.

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=Experience as Proof=--See TESTS, PERSONAL.

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