that he deserves it. He is less apt than others to be shaken in faith, but more apt than others to be moved by solemn warnings, God’s frowns and the calamities of others. He has the firmest comfort, but the softest heart; richer than others, but poorest of all in spirit. He is the tallest and strongest saint, but the least and tenderest child among them.3 That beauty marks God’s true people. Does it describe you, at least a little? How then is the remnant set apart as God’s true people? It isn’t
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