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Jane Lead

July 20. 1678. the Patience of Faith.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of patience in faith, trusting in the Lord's timing and provision, even when we don't see immediate results.
Jane Lead preaches about the importance of patience and faith in God's timing, emphasizing the stewardship of spiritual treasures that are being cultivated and refined during seasons of testing and growth. She encourages the congregation to trust in God's wisdom and kindness, even when it seems like blessings are delayed, knowing that a time of abundant increase will come for rejoicing in the Lord's provision.

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This Word came to me, Be not over hasty, so long as Faith's Evidence is with you. Ye have a faithful Steward, that is Day by Day stirring up the more choice and excellent Substance, which is laid up during the time and season which is necessary for Probation. But know after this purifying Season, it will be given in with great encrease, that so ye may rejoice, and say, the Lord is wise, and kind though he keepeth for a time the Life's Revenue in his own hand.

Sermon Outline

  1. Patience in Faith
  2. Faith's Evidence is a guide
  3. The Lord is a faithful Steward
  4. Patience leads to increase and joy

Key Quotes

“Be not over hasty, so long as Faith's Evidence is with you.” — Jane Lead

Application Points

  • We should trust in the Lord's timing and provision, even when we don't see immediate results.
  • Patience in faith leads to increase and joy, as the Lord purifies and increases our life's revenue.
  • We can trust in the Lord's faithful stewardship, knowing that He works all things for our good.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to be patient in faith?
Being patient in faith means trusting in the Lord's timing and provision, even when we don't see immediate results.
Why does the Lord keep the life's revenue in his own hand?
The Lord keeps the life's revenue in his own hand to purify and increase it, ultimately bringing joy and prosperity to His people.
How can I trust in the Lord's timing?
We can trust in the Lord's timing by remembering that He is a faithful Steward who works all things for our good.
What is the purpose of probation?
The purpose of probation is to purify and increase the life's revenue, preparing it for a greater blessing in the future.

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