The dear little boys are very anxious to leave Bagdad, yet they do not complain, nor appear on the whole otherwise than happy, which is indeed a great mercy.
For five months the dear little boys have not set their foot without the door of our house, and I cannot but feel it is a great mercy of the Lord, that they are so happy and contented.
Should it be the Lord's pleasure that we now have a little peace and quietness here, it will be a great mercy, and an inconceivable relief from the disquietude of the last 18 months; however, the Lord knows what is best for us.
Walked home; being forced thereto by one of my watermen falling sick yesterday, and it was God's great mercy I did not go by water with them yesterday, for he fell sick on Saturday night, and it is to be feared of the plague.
But it is God's great mercy to me, and His blessing upon my taking pains, and being punctual in my dealings.
By and by comes Mr. Gawden, and reckoning with him he gives me L60 in his account, which is a great mercy to me.
As with him is mercy tender, so there is with him mercy that is GREAT, for with him is great mercy.
It is a great mercy to be convinced that we are sinners, and that we need a Saviour; count it therefore a mercy, and that thy convictions may end in conversion, do thou take heed of stifling of them.
It is said, indeed, "The Lord is very pitiful, slow to anger, and of great mercy.
I now am astonished at myself, and the patience His Majesty gave me--for it clearly came from Him--I look upon as a great mercy of our Lord.
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