sitiy
that
he
may
draw
near
to
God,
will
find
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infallibly.
Many
people
imagine
religion
so
frightful,
and
prayer
so
extraordinary,
that
they
are
not
willing
to
strive
after
them,
never
expecting
to
attain
to
them.
But
as
the
difficulty
which
we
see
in
a
thing
causes
us
to
despair
of
succeeding
in
it,
and
at
the
same
time
removes
the
desire
to
undertake
it;
and
as,
when
a
thing
appears
both
desirable
and
easy
to
be
attained,
we
give
ourselves
to
it
with
pleasure,
and
pursue
it
boldly
;
I
have
been
constrained
to
set
forth
the
advantage
and
the
facility
of
this
way.
Oh
I
if
we
were
persuaded
of
the
goodness
of
God
toward
His
poor
creatures,
and
of
the
desire
which
He
has
to
communicate
Himself
to
them,
we
should
not
imagine
so
many
pbstacles,
and
despair
so
easily
of
obtaining
a
good
which
He
is
so
infinitely
desirous
of
imparting
to
us.
And
if
He
has
not
spared
His
own
Son,
but
delivered
Him
up
for
us
all,
is
there
anything
He
can
refuse
us?
Assuredly
not.
We
only
need
a
little
courage
and
perseverance.
We
have
so
much
