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Faith carries the soul above all doubts, with assurance that if sufferings, or sickness, or death come, nothing can separate it from him, this suffices; yea, what though he may hide his face for a time, though that is the hardest of all, yet there is no separation.
Robert Leighton — A Practical Commentary upon the First Epistle General of Peter (in The Expository Works)
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