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Identifier: moderndevilhispl00cham (find matches)
Title: The modern devil, his play between the false and the good;
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: Chambers, Isaiah Mench, 1865- (from old catalog)
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Publisher: Philadelphia, International publishing co
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s; and be con-tent with such things as ye have, whispered the Good Angel,for hath He not said, I will not leave thee, nor forsake thee? Widow Faith hesitated for a moment, and then arose. As shewent to her task, it was with the content that the Angel had given,and she found herself saying: Be not overcome of evil, butovercome evil with good. The Angel tarried in the house until the fiend with his hurtfulpoison had withdrawn, and as he left the home he had endeav-ored to harm, she heard him mutter: I failed because of that Angels whisper. I would have sinned, said Widow Faith to herself, hadGod not strengthened me by His words, and, looking up shebreathed a prayer of thanksgiving, little knowing the contest thathad been waged about her trusting soul. As the Angel turned to leave this home, I heard her say: Dear Father, suffer not the Evil One to corrupt this heartwith a spirit of envy. Keep her from the poison of this sin! And the Lord answered, I will keep her as the apple of mineeye.
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THE DEVILS LABORATORY 291 THE GOOD PROPHET SOLILOQUIZES As the scene faded from my view, I seemed to be near Evan-gelist, the servant of God, and to hear him say: ^For many years I have been upon the earth, and everywhereI have noted a marked disposition toward envy and jealousy. There is a spirit which lusteth to envy, he went on, butthis should not be among the children of the King. Ah, this cometh not of God, he continued, for God is love,and love envieth not. If there be bitter envying and strife inthe heart, its source is not from above, but is earthly and sensualand devilish. The wisdom that is from above is first pure, thenpeaceable, gentle, and easy to be entreated, full of mercy andgood fruits, without partiality, without hypocrisy. No, this spiritcometh not of the Lord. Then the prophet wended his way toward the city, and as theshades of evening gathered, his form was lost in the darkness,and in my dream I was alone. THE DEVIL SENDS OUT SLIMY SERPENTS Yet not alone for I was

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