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God doth not only exactly take notice of, but also tenderly cherish, and graciously reward the smallest beginnings and weakest measures of grace, which he works in the hearts of his own people.

Christopher Love Christopher Love, Grace: The Truth and Growth and Different Degrees Thereof, Sermon II on 1 Kings 14:13 (preached at St. Lawrence Jewry, London, 1651); public-domain reprint (Archive.org: gracetruthgrowth00love). Light OCR normalization (zceakest→weakest; winch→which).

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Christopher Love, Christopher Love, Grace: The Truth and Growth and Different Degrees Thereof, Sermon II on 1 Kings 14:13 (preached at St. Lawrence Jewry, London, 1651); public-domain reprint (Archive.org: gracetruthgrowth00love). Light OCR normalization (zceakest→weakest; winch→which). (archive.org) - Christopher Love, Grace: The Truth and Growth and Different Degrees Thereof, Sermon II on 1 Kings 14:13 (preached at St. Lawrence Jewry, London, 1651); public-domain reprint (Archive.org: gracetruthgrowth00love). Light OCR normalization (zceakest→weakest; winch→which).
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