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The Rare Jewel of by Jeremiah Burroughs

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You can never make a ship go steady by propping it outside; you know there must be ballast within the ship to make it go steady. So there is nothing outside us that can keep our hearts in a steady, constant way, but grace within the soul.

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The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment

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