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"Out of the dark must grow,
Sooner or later,
whatever is fair."
The Chapters in this little volume may have their message to some who are striving to live near the heart of Christ. It is the hidden life that makes the character. What we are in the depths of our being, where no human eye can penetrate, that we are actually, as God sees us. Then this inner life will ultimately work its way through to the surface, transforming the character into its own quality. Nothing can be more important, therefore, than that the hidden life be true, pure, beautiful, and Christ-like.
J.R.M.
Philadelphia
Table of Contents
The
Hidden Life- The Outer and Inner Life
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Satisfaction—Not
Repression
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Comfort in
Christ‘s Knowledge of Us
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A condition of
Divine Blessing
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Secrets of
Contentment
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Our Unanswered
Prayers
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For the People Who
Fail
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The Sin of Not
Praying for Others
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On Growing Old
Successfully
The Hidden Life was published in 1895 by
Thomas Y.
Crowell & Company
New York: 46 East 14th Street
Boston: 100
Purchase Street
It has 10 chapters and 204 pages.
The transcription was made by a volunteer: Paula Kuczynski.