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SUBNIssIoN.-Health may be enjoyed;
sickness must be endured; one body is the
object of both, one God the author Of both.
II, then he gave me health. | will thankful
ly enjoy ii, and not think il too good, since
it is his mercy that bestows it; if he send
sickness will patiently endure it. and no,
think it too great, since j, is my sin that de.
serves it. If in health, will strive to pre-.
serve it by praising him, if in sickness, |
will strive TO remove it by praying to him.
He shall be my God in sickness and in
health and my trust shall be in him in health
and in sickness. So in my health shall
not need to fear sickness, nor in my sick
ness despair of health.