[Devmon] Es not apply to me. I give a guinea to this, and a guinea to that

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 he suffered" (Heb. 2.10, and 5.8);--that the Apostle "gloried in
tribulations, knowing that tribulation workers patience, and patience
experience, and experience hope--even a hope which maketh not ashamed"
(Rom. 5. 5);--that he could describe himself "as sorrowful--yet always
rejoicing; as poor--yet making many rich; as having nothing--and yet
possessing all things" (2 Cor. 6. 10). But a Family left, by our labour
and contrivance, in a situation in which, as our Blessed Lord himself
declares, it is all but impossible that they should be saved,[5]
presents an object of contemplation widely different. Faith can only lay
hold of the fearful declaration;--"It is easier for a camel to go
through the eye of a needle, than for those who have riches to enter
into the Kingdo