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Title: Men and women of deep piety Year: 1920 (1920s) Authors: McLeister, Clara Shelhamer, E.E., ed Subjects: Publisher: Syracuse, N.Y., Wesleyan Methodist publishing association Contributing Library: The Library of Congress Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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Text Appearing After Image: Mrs. Phoebe Palmer Phoebe Palmer 353 self away in covenant to God, but she had never, till thishour, deliberately resolved on counting the cost, with the sol-emn intention to reckon herself dead indeed to sin, but aliveto God through Jesus Christ, our Lord (Rom. 6: 11); toaccount herself permanently the Lords, and, in truth, no moreat her own disposal, but irrevocabl}) the Lords property, fortime and eternity. Now, in the name of the Lord Jehovah,after having deliberately counted the cost, she resolved to en-ter into the bonds of an everlasting covenant, with the fixedpurpose to count all things hut loss for the excellency of theknowledge of Jesus, that she might know Him and the powerof His resurrection, by being made conformable to His death,and raised to an entire newness of life. It became clear toher mind that, in thus putting her all upon Jesus Christ, heraltar of sacrifice and atonement, the gift was accepted. Ahallowed sense of acceptance and purity of heart took posses-sion o

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