and the enemy was powerful, and the task was great. Yes, but he must not think of himself alone or of the situation in terms of himself—‘God hath not given us the spirit of fear. He hath given us the Spirit of power’. So do not think of your own weakness; think of the power of the Spirit of God. It is when we begin to do that that we balance our doctrine and see the whole position clearly. I have already been at pains to emphasize that all our temperaments are different, and I want to emphasize it again.