I found this book, like all of Octavius Winslow's books, to be a blessing. From the book: "Our Lord, as man, lived as much a life of faith on the Father as we. We too much overlook this fact. He could not in all points have been tempted like as we are had this not been so. Oh, I love to trace this life of faith which my Lord and Savior lived! And when I am tempted and tried when the ‘cruse of oil and the barrel of meal’ are well nigh exhausted, oh it is blessed to recall the moment when He who bore my sins in His own body on the tree, was an hungered and thirsted; and as Man, poor, needy, and often dependent upon the bounty of others for the holy women ministered unto Him of their substance He trusted in the providence and promise of His God. It was the taunt of His murderers when writhing in agony upon the cross "He trusted in God: let Him deliver Him now, if He will have Him." Little thought they to what a blessed fact in our Lord’s history they were unwittingly testifying the faith of Christ in His Father!"
 
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