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Ere I was really and fully converted, and drawn to God in Christ, I advanced four steps; and in every one of them I had undoubtedly rested, and so, missing of Christ, had undoubtedly perished, if I had not been beaten out of them: but the Lord seeing me ready to rest in these, made them all to break under me, until at last He revealed His Son Jesus to my soul, whom to know is life eternal.
James Fraser of Brea — Memoirs of the Rev. James Fraser of Brea, A.D. 1639–1698 (Written by Himself), with an introductory note by Alexander Whyte (Inverness: Melven Brothers, [1889]), ch. II, p. 3
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James Fraser of Brea, Memoirs of the Rev. James Fraser of Brea, A.D. 1639–1698 (Written by Himself), with an introductory note by Alexander Whyte (Inverness: Melven Brothers, [1889]), ch. II, p. 3 (archive.org) - Memoirs of the Rev. James Fraser of Brea, A.D. 1639–1698 (Written by Himself), with an introductory note by Alexander Whyte (Inverness: Melven Brothers, [1889]), ch. II, p. 3
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