George Muller and the Secret to his Power in Prayer

when God wishes Anu to teach his church a truth that is not being understood or practiced he mostly does so by raising some man to be in word and a deed a living witness to its blessedness and so God has raised up in this 19th century among others George Muller to be his witness that he is indeed the hearer of prayer I know of no way in which the principle truths of God's Word in regard to prayer can be more effectually Illustrated and established than a short review of his life and of what he tells of his prayer experiences he was born in Prussia on the 25th of September 1805 and is thus now 80 years of age his early life even after having entered the University of Halle as a theological student was wicked in the extreme led by a friend one evening when just 20 years of age to a prayer meeting he was deeply impressed and soon after brought to know the Savior not long after he began reading missionary papers and in course of time offered himself to the London society for promoting Christianity to the Jews he was accepted as a student but soon found that he could not in all things submit to the rules of the society as leaving too little liberty for the leading of the Holy Spirit the connection was dissolved in 1830 by mutual consent and he became the pastor of a small congregation at stainless in 1832 he was led to Bristol and it was as pastor of Bethel to Chapel that he was led to the orphan home and other work in connection with which God has so remarkably led him to trust his word and to experience how God fulfills that word a few extracts in regard to his spiritual life will prepare the for what we specially wish to quote of his experiences in reference to prayer in connection with this I would mention that the Lord very graciously gave me from the very commencement of my divine life a measure of simplicity and of childlike disposition in spiritual things so that whilst I was exceedingly ignorant of the Scriptures and was still from time to time overcome even by outward sins yet I was enabled to carry most my news matters to the Lord in prayer and I have found godliness profitable unto all things having promise of the life that now is and of that which is to come though very weak and ignorant yet I had now by the grace of God some desire to benefit others and he who so faithfully had once served Satan sought now to win souls for Christ it was at stainless that he was led to know how to use God's Word and to trust the Holy Spirit as the teacher given by God to make that word clear he writes God then began to show me that the Word of God alone is our standard of judgment in spiritual things that it can be explained only by the Holy Spirit and that in our day as well as in former times he is the teacher of his people the office of the Holy Spirit I had not experimental II understood before that time it was my beginning to understand this latter point in particular which had a great effect on me for the Lord enabled me to put it to the test of experience by laying aside commentaries and almost every other book and simply reading the Word of God and studying it the result of this was that the first evening that I shut myself into my room to give myself to prayer and meditation over the Scriptures I learned more in a few hours than I had done during a period of several months previously but the particular difference was that I received real strength for my soul in so doing I now began to try by the test of the Scriptures the things which I had learned and seen and found that only those principles which stood the test were of real value of obedience to the Word of God he writes as follows in connection with his being baptized it had pleased God in his abundant mercy to bring my mind into such a state that I was willing to carry out into my life whatever I should find in the scriptures I could say I will to do his will and it was on that account I believed that I saw which doctrine is of God and I would observe here by the way that the passage to which I've just alluded John 7:17 has been a most remarkable comment to me on many doctrines and precepts of our most holy faith for instance resist not evil but whosoever shall smite thee on thy right cheek turn to him the other also and if any man will sue thee at the law and take away thy coat let him have thy cloak also and whosoever shall compel thee to go a mile go with him Twain give to him that asketh thee and from him that would borrow of thee turn not away love your enemies bless them that curse you do good to them that hate you and pray for them which despitefully use you and persecute you Matthew 5:39 244 sell that you have and give arms Luke 12 33 oh no man anything but to love one another Romans 13:8 it's may be said surely these passages cannot be taken literally for how then would the people of God be able to pass through the world the State of Mind enjoined in John 7:17 will cause such objections to vanish whosoever is willing to act out these commandments of the Lord literally will I believe be led with me to see that to take them literally is the will of God those who do so take them will doubtless often be brought into difficulties hard to the flesh to bear but these will have a tendency to make them constantly feel that they are strangers and pilgrims here that this world is not their home and thus to throw them more upon God who will assuredly help us through any difficulty into which me may be brought by seeking to act in obedience to his word this implicit surrender to God's Word led him to certain views and conduct in regard to money which mightily influenced his future life they had their roots in the conviction that money was a divine stewardship and if all money had therefore to be received and dispensed in direct fellowship with God himself this led him to the adoption of the following four great rules one not to receive any fixed salary both because in the collecting of it there was often much that was at variance with the freewill offering with which God service is to be maintained and in the receiving of it a danger of placing more dependence on human sources of income than in the Living God himself to never to ask any human being for help however great the need might be but to make his wants known to the God who has promised to care for his servants and to hear their prayer three to take this command Luke 12 33 literally sell that thou hast and give arms and never to save up money but to spend all God entrusted to him on God's pour on the work of his kingdom for also to take Romans 13:8 oh no man anything literally and never to buy on credit or be in debt for anything by to trust God to provide this mode of living was not easy at first but Muller testifies it was most blessed in bringing the soul to rest in God and drawing it into closer union with himself when inclined to backslide for it will not do it is not possible to live in sin and at the same time buy communion with God to draw down from heaven everything one needs for the life that now is not long after his settlement at Bristol the scriptural knowledge institution for home and abroad was established for aiding in de Sunday school mission and Bible work of this institution the orphan home work by which mr. moola is best known became a branch it was in 1834 that his heart was touched by the case of an orphan brought to Christ in one of the schools but who had to go to a poor house where it's spiritual once would not be cared for meeting shortly after with a life of franca he writes November the 20th 1835 today I have had it very much laid on my heart no longer merely to think about the establishment of an orphan home but actually to set about it and I have been very much in prayer respecting it in order to ascertain the Lord's mind may God make it plain and again November 25th I have been again much in prayer yesterday and today about the orphan home and am more and more convinced that it is of God may he in mercy guide me the three chief reasons are one thus God may be glorified should he be pleased to furnish me with the means in its being seen that it is not a vain thing to trust him and that thus the faith of his children may be strengthened to the spiritual welfare of fatherless and motherless children 3 their temporal welfare after some months of prayer and waiting on God a house was rented with room for 30 children and in course of time three more containing in all 120 children the work was carried on in this way for ten years to supplies for the needs of the orphans being asked and received of God alone it was often a time of sore need and much prayer not of trial of faith more precious than of gold was found unto praise and honor and glory of God the Lord was preparing his servant for greater things by his Providence and His Holy Spirit mr. mullah was led to desire and to wait upon God till he received from him the SHA promise of fifteen thousand pounds for a home to contain 300 children this first home was opened in 18-49 in 1858 a second and third home for 950 more orphans was opened costing thirty-five thousand pounds and in 1869 and 1870 a fourth and a fifth home for eight hundred and fifty more at an expense of fifty thousand pounds making the total number of the orphans two thousand one hundred in addition to this work God has given him almost as much for the building of the orphan homes and the maintenance of the orphans for other work the support of schools and missions Bible and tranch circulation in all he has received from God to be spent in his work during these 50 years more than 1 million pounds sterling how little he knew let us carefully notice that when he gave up his little salary of 30 pounds a year in obedience to the leading of God's Word and Holy Spirit what God was preparing to give him as the reward of obedience and faith and how wonderfully the word was to be fulfilled to him thou has been faithful over few things I will set thee over many things and these things have happened for an insult to us God calls us to be followers of George Mueller even as he is of Christ his God is our God the same promises are for us the same service of love and faith in which he'd labored is calling for us on every side let us in connection with our lessons in the school of prayer study the way in which God gave George Muller such power as a man of prayer we shall find it it's the most remarkable illustration of some of the lessons which we have been studying with the Blessed master in the word we shall specially have impressed upon us his first great lesson that if we will come to him in the way he has pointed out with definite petitions made known to us by the spirit through the word as being according to the will of God we may most confidently believe that whatsoever we ask it shall be done prayer and the Word of God we have more than once seen that God's listening to our voice depends upon our listening to his voice see lessons 22 and 23 we must not only have a special promise to plead when we make a special request but our whole life must be under the supremacy of the word the word must be dwelling in us the testimony of George Miller on this point is most instructive he tells us how the discovery of the true place of the Word of God and the teaching of the Spirit with it was the commencement of a new era in his spiritual life of it he writes now the scriptural way of reasoning would have been God himself has condescended to become an author and I am ignorant about that precious book which His Holy Spirit has caused to be written through the instrumentality of his servants and it contains that which I ought to know and the knowledge of which will lead me to true happiness therefore I ought to read again and again this most precious book this book of books most earnestly most prayerfully and with much meditation and in this practice I ought to continue all the days of my life for I was aware though I read it but little that I knew scarcely anything of it but instead of acting thus and being led by Nyak Durance of the word of God to study it more my difficulty in understanding it and the little enjoyment I had in it made me careless of reading it for much prayerful reading of the word gives not merely more knowledge but it increases the delight we have in reading it and thus like many believers I practically preferred for the first four years of my divine life the works of uninspired men to the Oracles of the Living God the consequence was that I remained a babe both in knowledge and grace in knowledge I say for all true knowledge must be derived by the spirit from the word and as I neglected the word I was for nearly four years so ignorant that I did not clearly know even the fundamental points of our holy faith and this lack of knowledge most sadly kept me back from walking steadily in the ways of God for when it pleased the Lord in August 1829 to bring me really to the scriptures my life and walk became very different and though ever since that I have very much fallen short of what I might and ought to be yet by the grace of God I have been enabled to live much nearer to him than before if any believers read this who practically prefer other books to the Holy Scriptures and who enjoy the writings of men much more than the Word of God may they be warned by my loss I shall consider this book to have been the means of doing much good should it please the Lord through its instrumentality to lead some of his people no longer to neglect the Holy Scriptures but to give them that preference which they have hitherto bestowed on the writings of men before I leave this subject I would only add if the reader understands very little of the Word of God he ought to read it very much for the spirit explains the word by the word and if he enjoys the reading of the word little that is just the reason why he should read it much for the frequent reading of the scriptures creates a delight in them so that the more we read them the more we desire to do so above all he should seek to have it settled in his own mind that God alone by his Spirit can teach him and that therefore as God will be inquired of for blessings it becomes him to seek God's blessing previous to reading and also whilst reading he should have it moreover settled in his mind that although the Holy Spirit is the best and sufficient teacher yet that this teacher does not always teach immediately when we desire it and that therefore we may have to entreat him again and again for the explanation of certain passages but that he will surely teach us at last if indeed we are seeking for light prayerfully patiently and with a view to the glory of God we find in his journal frequent mention made of his spending two and three hours in prayer over the word for the feeding of his spiritual life as the fruit of this when he had need of strength and encouragement in prayer the individual promises were not to him so many arguments from a book to be used with God but living words which he had heard from the father's living voice speak to him and which he could now bring to the Father in living faith prayer and the will of God one the greatest difficulties with young believers is to know how they can find out whether what they desire is according to God's will I count it one of the most precious lessons God wants to teach through the experience of George Miller that he is willing to make known of things of which his word says nothing directly that they are his will for us and that we may ask them the teaching of the spirit not without or against the word that has something above and beyond it in addition to it without which we cannot see God's will is the heritage of every believer it is through the word and the word alone that's the spirit teachers applying the general principles or promises to our special need and it is the spirit and the spirit alone who can really make the word a light on our path whether the path of duty in our daily walk or the path of faith in our approach to God let us try and notice in what childlike simplicity and teachableness it was that the discovery of God's will was so surely and so clearly made known to his servant with regard to the building of the first home and the assurance he had of it being God's will he writes in May 1850 it had been opened speaking of the great difficulties there were and how little likely it appeared to nature that they would be removed but while the prospects before me would have been overwhelming had I looked at it naturally I was never even for once permitted to question how it would end for as from the beginning I was sure that it was the will of God that I should go to the work of building for him this large orphan home so also from the beginning I was as certain that the whole would be finished as if the home had already been filled the way in which he found out what was God's will comes out with special clearness in his account of the building of the second home and I asked the reader to study with care the lesson the narrative conveys December the 5th 1850 under these circumstances I can only pray that the Lord in his tender mercy would not allow Satan to gain an advantage over me by the grace of God my heart says Lord if I could be sure that it is thy will that I should go forward in this matter I would do so cheerfully and on the other hand if I could be sure that these are vain foolish proud thoughts that they are not from thee I would by thy grace hate them and entirely put them aside my hope is in God he will help and teach me judging however from his former dealings with me it would not be a strange thing to me nor surprising if he called me to labor yet still more largely in this way the thoughts about enlarging the orphan work have not yet arisen on account of an abundance of money having lately come in for I have had a late to wait for about seven weeks upon God whilst little very little comparatively came in ie about four times as much was going out as came in and had not the Lord previously sent me large sums we should have been distressed indeed Lord how can they servant know thy will in this matter wilt thou be pleased to teach him December the 11th during the last six days since writing the above I have been day after day waiting upon God concerning this matter it has generally been more or less all the day on my heart when I have been awake at night it has not been far from my thoughts yet all this without the least excitement I am perfectly calm and quiet respecting it my soul would be rejoiced to go forward in this service could I be sure that the Lord would have me do so then notwithstanding the numberless difficulties all would be well and his name would be magnified on the other hand where I assured that the Lord would have me to be satisfied with my present sphere of service and that I should not pray about enlarging the work by His grace I could without an effort cheerfully yield to it for he has brought me into such a state of heart that I only desire to please him in this matter moreover hitherto I have not spoken about this thing even to my beloved wife the sharer of my joys sorrows and labors for more than twenty years nor is it likely that I shall do so for some time to come for I prefer quietly to wait on the Lord without conversing on this subject in order that thus I may be kept the more easily by His blessing from being influenced by things from without the burden of my prayer concerning this matter is that the Lord would not allow me to make a mistake and that he would teach me to do his will December 26 15 days have elapsed since I wrote the preceding paragraph every day since then I have continued to pray about this matter and that's with a goodly measure of earnestness by the help of God there has passed scarcely an hour during these days in which whilst awake this matter has not been more or less before me but all without even a shadow of excitement I converse with no one about it hitherto have I not even done so with my dear wife from this I've refrained still and deal with God alone about the matter in order that no outward influence and no outward excitement may keep me from attaining unto a clear discovery of his will I have the fullest and most peaceful assurance that he will clearly show me his will this evening I have had again an especial solemn season for prayer to seek to know the will of God but whilst I continue to entreat and beseech the Lord that he would not allow me to be deluded in this business I may say I have scarcely any doubt remaining on my mind as to what will be the issue even that I should go forward in this matter as this however is one of the most momentous steps that I have ever taken I judge that I cannot go about this matter with too much caution prayerfulness and deliberation I am in no hurry about it I could wait for years by God's grace were this his will before even taking one single step towards this thing or even speaking to anyone about it and on the other hand I would set to work tomorrow were the Lord to bid me to do so this calmness of mind this having no will of my own in the matter this only wishing to please my Heavenly Father in it this only seeking his and not my honor in it this state of heart I say is the fullest assurance to be that my heart is not under a fleshly excitement and that if I am helped with us to go on I shall know the will of God to the full but while I write this I cannot but add at the same time that I do crave the honor and the glorious privilege to be more and more used by the Lord I desire to be allowed to provide scriptural instruction for a thousand orphans instead of doing so for three hundred I desire to expound the Holy Scriptures regularly to a thousand orphans instead of doing so to three hundred I desire that it may be yet more abundantly manifest that God is still the hearer and answer of prayer and if he is the Living God now as he ever was and ever will be when he shall simply in answer to prayer have condescended to provide me with a house for 700 orphans and with means to support them this last consideration is the most important point in my mind the Lord's honor is the principle point with me in this whole matter and just because this is the case if he would be more glorified by not going forward in this business I should by his grace be perfectly content to give up all thoughts about another orphan house surely in such a state of mind obtained by the Holy Spirit thou oh my Heavenly Father will not suffer thy child to be mistaken much less deluded by the help of God I shall continue further day-by-day to wait upon him in prayer concerning this thing till he shall bid me act 2nd of January 1851 a week ago I wrote the preceding paragraph during this week I have still been helped day by day and more than once every day to seek the guidance of the Lord about another orphan house the burden of my prayer has still been that he and his great mercy would keep me from making a mistake during the last week the book of Proverbs has come in the course of my scripture reading and my heart has been refreshed in reference to this subject by the following passages trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not unto thine own understanding in all thy ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy paths proverbs 3:5 and 6 by the grace of God I do acknowledge the Lord in all my ways and in this thing in particular I have therefore the comfortable assurance that he will direct my paths concerning this part of my service as to whether I shall be occupied in it or not further the integrity of the upright shall preserve them proverbs 11 3 by the grace of God I am upright in this business my honest purpose is to get glory to God therefore I expect to be guided aright further commits thy books unto the Lord and thou thoughts shall be established proverbs 16:3 I do commit my works unto the Lord and therefore expect that my thoughts will be established my heart is more and more coming to a calm quiet and settled assurance that the Lord will condescend to use me still further in the orphan work here Lord is thy servant when later he decided to build two additional houses numbers four and five he writes thus again twelve days have passed away since I wrote the last paragraph I have still day-by-day been enabled to wait upon the Lord with reference to enlarging the orphan work and have been during the whole of this period also in perfect peace which is the result of seeking in this thing only the Lord's honor and the temporal and spiritual benefit of my fellow men without an effort could I by his grace put aside all thoughts about this whole affair if only assured that it is the will of God that I should do so and on the other hand would at once go forward if he would have it be so I have still kept in this matter entirely to myself though it's been now about seven weeks since day by day more or less my mind has been exercised about it and since I have been daily praying about it yet not one human being knows of it as yet I have not even mentioned it to my dear wife in order that thus by quietly waiting upon God I might not be influenced by what might be said to me on the subject this evening has been particularly set apart for prayer beseeching the Lord once more not to allow me to be mistaken in this thing and much less to be deluded by the devil I have also sought to let all the reasons against building another orphan house and all the reasons for doing so passed before my mind and now for the clearness and definiteness write them down much however as the nine previous reasons way with me yet they would not decide me were there not one more it is this and having four months pondered the matter and having looked at it in all its bearings and with all its difficulties and then having been finally led after much prayer to decide on this enlargement my mind is at peace the child who has again and again besought his Heavenly Father not to allow him to be deluded nor even to make a mistake is at peace perfectly at peace concerning this decision and has thus the assurance that the decision come to after much prayer during weeks and months is the leading of the Holy Spirit and therefore purposes to go forward assuredly believing that he will not be confounded for he trusts in God many and great may be his difficulties thousands and ten thousands of prayers may have ascended to God before the full answer may be obtained not checks a size of faith and patience may be required but in the end it will again be seen that his servant who trusts in him has not been confounded prayer and the glory of God we have sought more than once to enforce the truth that's why we ordinarily seek the reasons of our prayers not being heard in the thing we asked not being according to the will of God scripture warns us to find to the cause in ourselves in our not being in the right state or not asking in the right spirit the thing may be in full accordance with his will but the asking the Spirit of the supplicant not then we are not heard as the great root of all sin is self and self seeking so there is nothing that even in our more spiritual desires so effectually hinders God in answering as this we pray for our own pleasure or glory prayer to have power and prevail must ask for the glory of God and he can only do this as he is living for God's glory in George Muller we have one of the most remarkable instances on record of God's Holy Spirit eating a man deliberately and systematically at the outset of a course of prayer to make the glorifying of God his first and only object let us ponder well what he says and learn the lesson God would teach us through him I had constantly cases brought before me which proved that one of the especial things which the children of God needed in our day was to have their faith strengthened I longed therefore to have something to point my brethren to as a visible proof that our God and Father is the same faithful God as ever he was as willing as ever to prove himself to be the Living God in our day as formerly to all who puts their trust in him my spirit longs to be instrumental in strengthening their faith by giving them not only instances from the Word of God of his willingness and ability to help all who rely upon him but to show them by proofs that he is the same in our day I knew that the Word of God ought to be enough and it was by grace enough for me but still I considered I ought to lend a helping hand to my brethren I therefore judged myself bound to be the servant of the Church of Christ in the particular point in which I had obtained mercy namely in being able to take God at His Word and rely upon it the first object of the work was and is still that God might be magnified by the fact that the orphans under my care are provided with all they need only by prayer and face without anyone being asked thereby it may be seen that God is faithful still and hears prayers still I have again these last days prayed much about the orphan house and have frequently examined my heart that if it were at all my desire to establish it for the sake of gratifying myself I might find it out for as I desire only the Lord's glory I shall be glad to be instructed by the instrumentality of my brother if the matter not be of him when I began the orphan work in 1835 my chief object was the glory of God by giving a practical demonstration as to what could be accomplished simply through the instrumentality of prayer and faith in order thus to benefits the church at large and to lead a careless world to see the reality of the things of God by showing them in this work that the Living God is still as 4000 years ago the Living God this my aim has been abundantly honored multitudes of sinners have been thus converted multitudes of the children of God in all parts of the world had been benefited by this work even as I had anticipated but the larger the work has grown the greater has been the blessing bestowed in the very way in which I looked for blessing for the attention of hundreds of thousands has been drawn to the work and many tens of thousands have come to see it all this leads me to desire further and further to labor on in this way in order to bring yet greater glory to the name of the Lord that he may be looked at magnified admired trusted in relied on at all times is my aim in this service and so particularly in this intended enlargement that it may be seen how much one poor man simply by trusting in God can bring about by prayer and that thus other children of God may be led to carry on the work of God in dependence upon him and that children of God may be layered increasingly to trust in him in their individual positions and circumstances therefore I am led to this further enlargement prayer and trust in God there are other points on which I would be glad to point out what is to be found in mr. Mueller's narrative but one law must suffice it is the lesson of firm and unwavering trust in God's promise as the secret of persevering prayer if once we have in submission to the teaching the spirit and the word taken hold of God's promise and believed that the father has heard us we must not allow ourselves by any delay or unfavorable appearances to be shaken in our faith the full answer to my daily prayers was far from being realized yet there was abundant encouragement granted by the Lord to continue in prayer but suppose even that far less had come in than was received still after having come to the conclusion upon scriptural grounds after much prayer and self-examination I ought to have gone on without wavering in the exercise of faith and patience concerning this object and thus all the children of God when once satisfied that anything which they bring before God in prayer is according to his will ought to continue in believing expecting persevering prayer until the blessing is granted thus am i myself now waiting upon God for certain blessings for which I have daily besought him for 10 years and six months without one day's intermission still the full answer is not yet given concerning the conversion of certain individuals though in the meantime I have received many thousands of answers to prayer I have also prayed daily without intermission for the conversion of other individuals about 10 years for others 6 or 7 years for others from 3 to 2 years and still the answer is not yet granted concerning those persons while in the meantime many thousands of my prayers have been answered and also souls converted for whom I have been praying I lay particular stress on this for the benefit of those who may suppose that I need only to ask of God and receive at once or that I might pray concerning anything and the answer would surely come one can only expect to obtain answers to prayers which are according to the mind of God and even then patience and faith may be exercised for many years even as mine are exercised in the matters to which I have referred and yet I and daily continuing in prayer and expecting the answer and so surely expecting the answer that I have often thanked God that he will surely give it though now for 19 years faith and patience have thus been exercised be encouraged to dare Christians with fresh earnestness to give yourselves to prayer if you can only be sure that you ask things which are for the glory of God but the most remarkable point is this that six pounds six shillings and six months from Scotland's supplied me as far as can be known now with all the means necessary for fitting up and promoting the new orphan houses six years and eight months I have been day by day and generally several times daily asking the Lord to give me the needed means for this enlargement of the orphan work which according to calculations made in the spring of 1861 appeared to be about fifty thousand pounds but which at a later period was found to be fifty eight thousand pounds the total of this amount I had now received I praise and magnify the Lord for putting this enlargement of the work into my heart and for giving me courage and faith for it and above all for sustaining my faith day by day without wavering when the last portion of the money was received I was no more assured concerning the whole than I was at the time I had not received one single donation towards this large sum I was at the beginning after once having ascertained his mind through most patient and heart searching waiting upon God as fully assured that he would bring it about as if the two houses with their hundreds of orphans occupying them who'd already been before me I make a few remarks here for the sake of young believers in connection with this subject one be slow to take new steps in the Lord's service or in your business or in your family's way everything well weigh all in the light of the Holy Scriptures and in the fear of God to seek to have no will of your own in order to ascertain the mind of God regarding any steps you propose taking so that you can honestly say you are willing to do the will of God if he will only please to instruct you three but when you have found out what the will of God is seek for his help and seek it earnestly perseveringly patiently believing Li expectantly and you will surely in his own time and way obtain it to suppose that we have difficulty about money only would be a mistake there occur hundreds of other ones and of other difficulties it is a rare thing that a day occurs without some difficulty or some want but often there are many difficulties and many wants to be met and overcome the same day all these are met by prayer and faith our Universal remedy and we have never been confounded patient persevering believing prayer offered up to God in the name of the Lord Jesus as always sooner or later brought the blessing I do not despair by God's grace of obtaining any blessing provided I can be sure it would be for any real good and thought a glory of God end of the Appendix about George Muller recording by Christopher Smith you

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