Upon Our Lord’s Sermon on the Mount Discourse IX · §22 · John Wesley

Trusting him as happiness

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It implies trusting in God as our happiness, as the center of spirits, the only rest of our souls, the only good who is adequate to all our capacities and sufficient to satisfy all the desires he has given us.

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It implies, to trust in God as our happiness; as the center of spirits, the only rest of our souls; the only good who is adequate to all our capacities, and sufficient to satisfy all the desires he hath given us.

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