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Have some view of my dependence upon God and of my awful stupidity. I pray God to be with me to-day, and keep me from injuring his cause, and preserve me in a praying frame!—At Noon.—Just returned from meeting—an uncommon time with me—think I have never been so carried above this world before; never found myself so nigh the foot of the cross. Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove, give me, unworthy me, a spirit of prayer! O humble me—keep me at the foot of the cross. Grant that I may always feel uneasy when I wander from that delightful place! Grant that I may make it my home there, and never wound my Redeemer in the house of his friends!

Samuel J. Mills — Gardiner Spring, Memoirs of the Rev. Samuel J. Mills, Late Missionary to the South Western Section of the United States (New-York: New-York Evangelical Missionary Society, 1820), diary entry "Sabbath Morning, 29" [June 1806], p. 22

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Samuel J. Mills, Gardiner Spring, Memoirs of the Rev. Samuel J. Mills, Late Missionary to the South Western Section of the United States (New-York: New-York Evangelical Missionary Society, 1820), diary entry "Sabbath Morning, 29" [June 1806], p. 22 (archive.org) - Gardiner Spring, Memoirs of the Rev. Samuel J. Mills, Late Missionary to the South Western Section of the United States (New-York: New-York Evangelical Missionary Society, 1820), diary entry "Sabbath Morning, 29" [June 1806], p. 22
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