This biography by Arnold A. Dallimore is a succinct overview of a strong, gifted, intelligent, yet under appreciated woman. Dallimore uses extensive research of letters and other books to reveal a woman who suffered a lifetime of tragedy and disappointment. In spite of all that she endured, this heroine of the faith poured her life into raising her children with intentionality, often alone and in poverty, and in the process encountered a new level of faith in her Savior. Her heart is echoed in her prayer “that God would make me better and take me at the best.”
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what an absolute beautiful statement “that God would make me better and take me at the best.”” I want to be her 🙂
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We must always persevere, knowing that God will see us through. This was a great woman who trusted that God would use her in spite of tribulation. She is a great inspiration.
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She is! I want to know even more about her!
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