*Let this be my comfort, to be willing to want all human comfort.
And if thy comfort be wanting, let thy will, and just proving of me, be unto me as the greatest comfort: for thou wilt not be angry always, neither wilt thou threaten for ever.”
CHAPTER XIV.
That all our care is to be cast on God.
Christ.SON, suffer me to do with thee what I please: I know what is expedient for thee.
Thou thinkest like a man; thou judgest in many things as human affection persuadeth thee.
Christian. Lord, what thou sayest is true. Thy care for me is greater than all the care that I can take for myself.
*For he standeth very totteringly, that casteth not his whole care upon thee.
Lord, so that my will may remain right and firm towards thee, do with me whatsoever shall please thee.