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In poverty, Christ will be my riches; in disgrace, Christ will be my honor; in bonds and imprisonment, Christ will be my liberty; in pain, Christ will be my comfort; in death, Christ will be my life; in the loss of all things, Christ will be better to me than the enjoyment of all these things!
Thomas Doolittle — Thomas Doolittle, Love to Christ, Necessary to Escape the Curse at His Coming (London, 1692/1693), on Christ as universal good (public domain). Wording from Monergism's readable edition of the EEBO-era treatise; that edition lightly modernizes spelling/punctuation—sense unchanged.
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Thomas Doolittle, Thomas Doolittle, Love to Christ, Necessary to Escape the Curse at His Coming (London, 1692/1693), on Christ as universal good (public domain). Wording from Monergism's readable edition of the EEBO-era treatise; that edition lightly modernizes spelling/punctuation—sense unchanged. (monergism.com) - Thomas Doolittle, Love to Christ, Necessary to Escape the Curse at His Coming (London, 1692/1693), on Christ as universal good (public domain). Wording from Monergism's readable edition of the EEBO-era treatise; that edition lightly modernizes spelling/punctuation—sense unchanged.
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