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The measure of temporal blessings - William Gurnall (Puritan Quote)

When the father gives his child the whole orchard, it were folly to question whether he gives him this apple or that in it. All things are yours, and ye are Christ’s (1 Cor. 3:22–23). The reconciled soul hath a right to all; the whole world is his. But as a father, though he settles a fair estate on his child yet lets him hold no more in his own hand than he can well manage, so God gives believers a right to all the comforts of this life, but proportions so much out to them for their actual use as His infinite wisdom sees meet, so that he that hath less than another in his present possession ought to impute it not to any want of love or care in God, but to the wisdom both of His love and care that gives stock as we have grace to work it out. We pour the wine according as the cup is; that which but fills one would be half lost if poured into a less.

- William Gurnall in The Christian in Complete Armour on the Puritan Hard Drive

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- Jim Dodson, Reformed Presbyterian Scholar, https://www.covenanter.org/