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To know the love of Christ; to have such a deep apprehension of his unspeakable kindness, as may produce in our hearts an adoring gratitude and an unfeigned faith; this, according to St. Paul's estimate, is the highest and happiest attainment in the sacred science of Christianity.
James Hervey — James Hervey, Meditations and Contemplations (Philadelphia: J. B. Smith & Co., [1850]), "A Descant upon Creation," opening page (p. 157 in sequence).
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