[Memoir and Diary of John Yeardley, Minister of the Gospel by John Yeardley]@TWC D-Link bookMemoir and Diary of John Yeardley, Minister of the Gospel CHAPTER X 2/34
Your visit has been a testimony of his love towards us; he has permitted that it should be blessed to us; for the remembrance of you carries as towards Him who is the finisher of our faith, where we mingle with you in the unfathomable sea of the divine mercy. My large family is much blessed; good and happy tendencies manifest themselves in many, and in general peace reigns through the house.
The assistant masters and mistresses walk more or less in the presence of the Lord; the governess [M.
Zimmerling] especially grows deeper in the divine life: she is often ill, but she bears this cross, by the help that is given her from above, with much submission and faith. Last month we had the pleasure of making a little journey to Berne and the neighborhood, to visit our friends there who love you so much.
We heard that you had both fallen into the sea, and that thou wast ill in consequence.
Thou mayst understand how the wishes of our hearts encompassed thee; I have felt my soul for ever united to thine in the Lord; and it seems to me that if my eyes should never again meet thine in this land of exile, I should speedily recognize thee in the happy mansions where the goodness of the Redeemer has prepared us a place.
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