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Madame Guyon - Letters of Madame Guyon, 1870

Published on Feb 16, 2021Religion & Spirituality

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Being selections of her religious thoughts and experiences, translated and re-arranged from her private correspondence; including her correspondence with Fénelon, abridged. A selection from the contents: Divine Communications; Liberty in Christ; Melancholy Avoided; Spiritual Oneness; Patience with the Faults of Others; State of Simplicity; Limit not your Sphere; Secret of Divine Operations; No Union with Selfish Souls; Weaknesses, Imperfections; Comfort in Affliction; Live in the Present; How to administer Reproof; Imperfections no Hinderance; Self-Renunciation; Unexpected Faults; A View of Self; State of Rest in God. With a Preface and sketch of her life; by Mrs. Phebe Lord Upham. Pages in original color. Source: Internet Archive; Digitizing Sponsor and Contributor: Library of Congress. The Library of Congress is unaware of any copyright restrictions for this item.

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