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I have this day, in the presence of the world, the holy angels, and the omniscient God, publicly manifested my determination to forsake the objects of earth, and live, henceforth, for Heaven. What have I done? Do I realize the importance of the step I have taken? Oh, my Saviour! I am weak, and the heart of man is deceitful; but I do hope in thy mercy. Thou didst die even for the chief of sinners, and I know thou wilt pardon all who come to thee believing. Take me, dear Saviour, all sinful, unworthy as I am—do with me what thou wilt, but oh! preserve me from wounding thy precious cause!

Sarah B. Judson — Emily C. Judson ("Fanny Forester"), Memoir of Sarah B. Judson, Member of the American Mission to Burmah, third thousand (New-York: L. Colby and Company, 1848), p. 19

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Emily C. Judson ("Fanny Forester"), Memoir of Sarah B. Judson, Member of the American Mission to Burmah, third thousand (New-York: L. Colby and Company, 1848), p. 19

Sarah B. Judson, Emily C. Judson ("Fanny Forester"), Memoir of Sarah B. Judson, Member of the American Mission to Burmah, third thousand (New-York: L. Colby and Company, 1848), p. 19 (archive.org) - Emily C. Judson ("Fanny Forester"), Memoir of Sarah B. Judson, Member of the American Mission to Burmah, third thousand (New-York: L. Colby and Company, 1848), p. 19

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