That ought always to be enough for us to know.'" Having quoted these words, he continues: "Now I do not question the Father's husbandry.

I would also 'silence every question' concerning his wisdom and his love.

I would not doubt them for a moment.

When I found that my only son, my pride and my staff, must die, I prayed with such strong crying and tears as only they can know who are in like circumstances, yet feeling that I could give back to God what he had lent me without a murmur.

By his help, I believe even the slightest murmur has been repressed concerning the painful things, and that in some measure I have been ready to accept them with confidence, even with rejoicing.