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Truly, it is worth being poor and greatly tried in faith, for the sake of having day by day such precious proofs of the loving interest which our kind Father takes in every thing that concerns us.

— George Müller

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"The beginning of anxiety is the end of faith, and the beginning of true faith is the end of anxiety."

But let none think that public prayer will make up for closet communion.

There is no joy in man's own doings and choosings.

No situation, no business will be given to me by God, in which I have not time enough to care about my soul (Matthew vi. 33).

Money is really worth no more than as it is used according to the mind of the Lord; and life is worth no more than as it is spent in the service of the Lord.

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