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whence know'st thou me ? All wondering cries the humble heart, To hear thee that deep mystery, The knowledge of itself, import." WHENCE KNOW'ST THOU ME ALL WANDERING CRIES THE HUMBLED HEART TO HEAR THEE THAT DEEP MYSTERY THE KNOWLEDGE OF ITSELF IMPART
 spends itself in blessing the individual to whom it was first ad- dressed. All the promises are to believers who have faith enough to embrace them, and plead them at the throne of grace. What God is to one who trusts him, he will be to all such according to their circumstances and necessities. The Bible has its eye upon each one of us as it utters its words of grace. A Bampton lecturer has well said, " We, ourselves, and such as we are. 94 According to the Promise. are the very persons whom Scripture speaks of and to whom, as men, in every variety of persuasives^ form, it makes its condescending, though celestial, ^ appeal. The point worthy of observation is, to ^ note how a book of its description and its compass should possess this versatility of power, this eye, like that of a portrait uniformly fixed upon us, turn where we will." **Eye of God's word ! where'er we turn, Ever upon us thy kind guze Doth all our depths of woe discern, Unravel every bosom's maze." ** What word is this? ING THAT NO WORD OF THE LORD ENDS WITH THE OCCASION WHICH CALLED IT FORTH OR SPINS ITSELF IN BLESSING THE INDIVIDUAL TO WHOM IT WAS FIRST ADDRESSED ALL THE PROMISES ARE TO BELIEVERS WHO HAVE FAITH ENOUGH TO EMBRACE THEM AND PLEAD THEM AT THE THRONE OF GRACE WHAT GOD IS TO ONE WHO TRUSTS HIM HE WILL BE TO ALL SUCH ACCORDING TO THEIR CIRCUMSTANCES AND NECESSITIES THE BIBLE HAS ITS EYE UPON EACH ONE OF US AS IT UTTERS ITS WORDS OF GRACE A BAMPTON LECTURER HAS WELL SAID WE OURSELVES AND SUCH AS WE ARE ARE THE VERY PERSONS WHOM SCRIPTURE SPEAKS OF AND TO WHOM AS MEN IN EVERY VARIETY OF PERSUASIVE FORM IT MAKES ITS CONDESCENDING THOUGH CELESTIAL APPEAL THE POINT WORTHY OF OBSERVATION IS TO NOTE HOW A BOOK OF ITS DESCRIPTION AND ITS COMPASS SHOULD POSSESS THIS VERSATILITY OF POWER THIS EYE LIKE THAT OF A PORTRAIT UNIFORMLY FIXED UPON US TURN WHERE WE WILL I OF GOD'S WORD WHERE'ER WE TURN EVER UPON US THY KIND GAZE DOTH ALL OUR DEPTHS OF WOE DISCERN UNRAVEL EVERY BOSOM'S MAZE WHAT WORD IS THIS
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