P. T. Forsyth, Christian Perfection, Little Books on Religion (London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1907), "Practical Resume," pp. 132–133

And at the last it approves itself better (as I say) in humility and patience than in ecstasies. It is more faith to cleave to God in the dark hour of life and the dull commonness of duty than to throw ties, duties, serv…