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Heinrich Müller was a prolific Lutheran writer during the period of Luther orthodoxy. His most popular and highly esteemed work is his devotional volume, Hours of Spiritual Refreshment. These short and poignant devotional writings resonate with the wisdom and style of Ecclesiastes and Proverbs. In his preface to this edition, Maximilian Geneste calls Müller’s work “… at once brief, pointed, and...

he is able, but makest a way to escape, that he may be able to bear it. In dying, joy is a grace which claims peculiar eminence. It clings to the Saviour, and exclaims, “Where thou art, I shall be also; and I am persuaded that neither death, nor life, shall be able to separate me from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus my Lord,” Rom. 8:38, 39. I will, through the grace of God, use all diligence, that I may rightly believe, faithfully live, patiently suffer, and joyfully die. Then shall I bear
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