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""""He was inclined to compare his condition rather with that of persons in hmbler station, than with that of persons above him; and thus found contentment no difficult virtue. He committed his ways to the Lord; and, with singleness of heart, he pressed toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus, to whose disposal he resigned every care about a rough course of life or a smooth one."""" --from chapter 3

He was inclined to compare his condition rather with that of persons in hmbler station, than with that of persons above him; and thus found contentment no difficult virtue. He committed his ways to the Lord; and, with singleness of heart, he pressed toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus, to whose disposal he resigned every care about a rough course of life or a smooth one. --from chapter 3

He was inclined to compare his condition rather with that of persons in hmbler station, than with that of persons above him; and thus found contentment no difficult virtue. He committed his ways to the Lord; and, with singleness of heart, he pressed toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus, to whose disposal he resigned every care about a rough course of life or a smooth one. --from chapter 3

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John Christian Frederic Burk, the author, was rector of Great Bottwar in Wuertemberg, Germany. Robert Francis Walker, the translator, was curate of Purleigh, Essex. Prior to that, he was chaplain of New College, Oxford University.

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