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The meanness of the earthen vessel, which conveys to others the Gospel treasure, takes nothing from the value of the treasure. A dying hand may sign a deed of gift of incalculable value. A shepherd's boy may point out the way to a philosopher. A beggar may be the bearer of an invaluable present.
Richard Cecil — Remains of the Rev. Richard Cecil, M.A., with a view of his character by Josiah Pratt (New York: Robert Carter, 1846; from the eleventh London edition), "Miscellaneous Remarks on the Christian Ministry," p. 126
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