...Who, if thou continues faithful to the end, will be thy exceeding great reward. Then thou wilt receive that peace which the world can neither give nor take away, and a crown of rightcoufnefs. Dear child, I believe in the reading of this thou wilt find me near to thee,...

...facred volume, where divine truths had filled her foul with humble hope and holy joy, and afforded her " that peace which the world can neither give nor take away !" and this this being conveyed through the medium of a beloved ch'dd, added thofc ineffable fcnfations which...

...and misery. It is the believing of this glorious, and most consolatory truth, which bestoweth peace, that peace, which the world can neither give, nor take away ; and it is this indubitable truth, which renders glory to God in the highest, and peace and good will to...

...expectations were mournfully relinquished. In those hours of sickness and disappointment, she sought for that peace which the world can neither give nor take away, and her weary spirit found rest. The closing moments of her life were marked by calm reliance on the Saviour,...

...less wickedly spent, can enjoy in the decline of life that sweet confidence and holy contentment, " that peace which the world can neither give nor take away," and which is a foretaste of that happy state which our blessed Saviour was divinely commissioned to promis*...

...sacred volume; whose divine truths had filled her soul with humble hope, and holy joy ; and afforded her that peace, which the world can neither give, nor take away. And the thought that this blessing had been conveyed to her by the means of her ow n son, excited those...

...and gave him a humble, and a thankful heart ; and amidst all his earthly troubles he found peace, " that peace which the world can neither give, nor take away." And little Henry was" happy — ves, ray dear young friends, much more happy than he could have been, if...

...when right intentions are suspected, or when hearty endeavours to reclaim the sinner are unsuccessful, there is still the tranquil consolation which arises...happiness higher than the gratifications of ambition _ . . j * See note. and purer than the triumphs of intellect. They bless him, and he shall be blest...

...comfort them which are in any trouble, by the comfort, wherewith we ourselves are comforted of God,' to bind up the brokenhearted, and to pour into the...gratifications of ambition, and purer than the triumphs aut quibuscumque suppliciis ; cum persecutionura saevitiam suppleant et dissimilitudines morum et contumacise...

...and gently draw you to reformation and pardon, and thus impart to your troubled conscience that sweet peace which the world can neither give nor take away. And in the day of suffering, when your health has departed, or your hopes been deceived, or your friends disgraced,...