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If you are responsible for making use of your limited gift, are you not equally responsible for making use of the grace and power which are to be had for the asking, which are already yours in Christ, and which are not limited?
Frances Ridley Havergal — Frances Ridley Havergal, Kept for the Master's Use (New York: American Tract Society, [1879]), ch. VIII, "Our Intellects Kept for Jesus," p. 123.
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