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'What fearest thou O craven heart? Thou art afraid of losing thyself! Considering how little thou art worth, what great matter is that? Yes, thou wilt lose thyself if thou wilt abandon thyself in Him.' Those Christians prepared to accept that position will find invaluable help from these chapters which are mainly lessons distilled from the writings of Madame Guyon and Prof. Upham. In her usual distinctive style, Jessie Penn-Lewis clarifies so many aspects of the subjective work of the Holy Spirit in the human soul.
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