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Some have, after conflict, wondered at the goodness of God, that so little and shaking faith should have upheld them in so great combats, when Satan had almost caught them. And, indeed, it is to be wondered, how much a little grace will prevail with God, for acceptance, and over our enemies for victory, if the heart be right. Such is the goodness of our sweet Saviour, that he delights still to show his strength in our weakness.
—Richard Sibbes “The Bruised Reed”
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