The Discipline of War - Nine Addresses on the Lessons of the War in Connection with Lent by John Hasloch Potter
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page 77 of 82 (93%)
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all it means in rest and refreshment to the souls in Paradise; think of
all it still will mean in the growth of the Church of Christ up to the fulness of its destined and glorious completion; think of all it may mean for you in your individual life, right up to the day when you shall be like Him, for you shall see Him as He is. In the permanence of the victory of Christ, may we each one of us so use the discipline of victory that it may redound to the glory of Him, in Whom we live, and move, and have our being. APPENDIX GIVING A SPECIAL THOUGHT AND PASSAGE FOR MEDITATION FOR EACH DAY IN LENT SUGGESTED BY THE ADDRESSES. APPENDIX A SUGGESTED THOUGHT FOR DAILY MEDITATION _N.B.--You will find it useful to look up references in a reference Bible._ |
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