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William Wilberforce

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From the works and life of William Wilberforce (1759-1833) - the 'wittiest man in England', convinced rejoicer in the grace of God in Christ, and Abolitionist.

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Said of William Wilberforce by a contemporary: “Being himself amused and interested by everything, whatever he said became amusing or interesting. . . . His presence was as fatal to dullness as to immorality. His mirth was as irresistible as the first laughter of childhood.”

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O Lord, I humbly hope that it is Thou who knockest at the door of my heart, who callest forth these more than usually lively emotions of contrition, desire, faith, trust, and gratitude.

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That Thou knew me, and my hardness, and coldness, and unworthy return for all Thy goodness, when Thou calledst me from the giddy throng, and shone into my heart with the light of the glory of God, in the face of Jesus Christ.

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O blessed days these, which call us from the bustle of life, and warrant us in giving up our studies and our business, and cultivating communion with God.

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Lord, increase my love to others for ambitions, or rather worldliness, but ill cured, often bubbling up and breaking out, though my judgement I trust does not allow them, and though I am ashamed of them.

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Thou has declared that Thou wilt be found of them that seek Thee. To Thee, O Lord, I fly; O forgive and receive Thy unworthy wanderer!