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A Narrative of Some of the Lord's Dealings with George Müller. Part 1

Müller, George, 1805-1898· 3 chapters· 66,985 words

right, and in which therefore frequent walks were taken, and in which I thought myself justified in laying aside the study of Hebrew, &c., had not at all a beneficial effect on my soul. In connexion with this one of my chief companions at this time, the last-mentioned American...

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1. ill. This illness, in which a particular care for the body seemed to be so

right, and in which therefore frequent walks were taken, and in which I thought myself justified in laying aside the study of Hebrew, &c., had not at all a beneficial effect on...

2. c. The Institution does not assist any Adult-Schools with the supply of

We sell Bibles and Testaments to poor persons at a reduced price. But while we, in general, think it better that the Scriptures should be sold, and not given altogether gratis,...

3. c. It is also intended, as far as the Lord may help, to provide for the

In proposing the establishment of this second Orphan-House, I do it in the same simple dependence upon God alone, as in the case of the former. And feeling my own weakness, and...