PRAYER

O Lord our God, we bless Thee for the comfort of Thy perfect knowledge

of us. We are glad to think that Thou knowest our frame and rememberest

that we are dust. Make us more wise to bring the burden of our moods of

darkness and reaction to the footstool of Thy perfect understanding; but

save us, we beseech Thee, from all yielding in the long fight against

them. Seeing that Thy grace is sufficient for us and Thy strength made

perfect in our weakness, grant us a godly fear of all unmanly surrender.

For Thy Name's sake. Amen.

"_If any man will do his will_

_he shall know of the doctrine._"

(JOHN vii. 17.)

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