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I was delighted the other day, in re-perusing the Pilgrim's Progress, to observe that when Christian came to the top of the hill Difficulty, he was put to sleep in a chamber called Peace. Why, how good is the Lord of the way to me! said I; I have not reached the summit of the hill yet, but notwithstanding he puts me to sleep in the chamber of Peace every night. True, it is often a chamber of pain; but let pain be as formidable as it may, it has never yet been able to expel that peace which the great Guardian of Israel has appointed to keep my heart and mind through Christ Jesus.

Samuel Pearce — Memoirs of the Late Rev. Samuel Pearce, A.M., with Extracts from Some of His Most Interesting Letters, compiled by Andrew Fuller (Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union, 1829), letter to Dr. Ryland, Birmingham, July 20, 1799, pp. 144-145

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Memoirs of the Late Rev. Samuel Pearce, A.M., with Extracts from Some of His Most Interesting Letters, compiled by Andrew Fuller (Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union, 1829), letter to Dr. Ryland, Birmingham, July 20, 1799, pp. 144-145

Samuel Pearce, Memoirs of the Late Rev. Samuel Pearce, A.M., with Extracts from Some of His Most Interesting Letters, compiled by Andrew Fuller (Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union, 1829), letter to Dr. Ryland, Birmingham, July 20, 1799, pp. 144-145 (archive.org) - Memoirs of the Late Rev. Samuel Pearce, A.M., with Extracts from Some of His Most Interesting Letters, compiled by Andrew Fuller (Philadelphia: American Sunday School Union, 1829), letter to Dr. Ryland, Birmingham, July 20, 1799, pp. 144-145

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