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<p>'''As the Lord is pleased to enlighten <br />
          his mind, the Christian sees . . .'''<br />
        such a beauty,<br />
        such a blessedness,<br />
        such a heavenly sweetness,<br />
        such a divine loveliness, <br />
        such a fullness of surpassing grace,<br />
        such tender condescension,<br />
        such unwearied patience,<br />
        such infinite compassion,<br />
        <strong>in the Lord of life and glory</strong>—that he is as <br />
        if <strong>invincibly and irresistibly drawn</strong> by these <br />
        attractive influences to come to His feet to <br />
        learn of Him. So far as the Lord is pleased to <br />
        reveal Himself in some measure to his soul, <br />
        by the sweet glimpses and glances which he <br />
        thus obtains of His Person and countenance, <br />
        he is drawn to His blessed Majesty by cords <br />
        of love to look up unto Him and beg of Him<br />
        that He would drop His word with life and <br />
        power into his heart.