to trust in him in that fashion. I do not believe that the seraphim in heaven praise the Lord so much, in all their hallelujahs, as a poor tried child of God does when he trusts himself entirely in his Heavenly Father’s hands. And it seems to me that, the darker the night is, and the heavier the burden is, and the more crushed the spirit is, if we can fully trust him then, the sweeter is the music of our resignation, the more acceptable is the homage which we pay to God. Ah! though thou dost break