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Faith will quiet and silence the soul - Thomas Brooks (Puritan Quote)

If thou wouldst be silent and quiet under the saddest providences and sorest trials, then keep up faith in continual exercise. Now faith in the exercise of it will quiet and silence the soul, thus: (1) by bringing the soul to sit down satisfied in the naked enjoyments of God; (2) by drying up the springs of pride, self-love, impatience, murmuring, unbelief, and the carnal delights of this world; (3) by presenting to the soul greater, sweeter, and better things in Christ than any this world doth afford (Phil. 3:7–8); (4) by lessening the soul’s esteem of all outward vanities. Do but keep up the exercise of faith, and thou wilt keep silent before the Lord. No man so mute as he whose faith is still busy about invisible objects.

- Thomas Brooks in Mute Christian on the Puritan Hard Drive

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