[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":26},["ShallowReactive",2],{"library-daily-strength-for-daily-needs-0411":3},{"id":4,"date":4,"session":5,"title":6,"blocks":7},"0411","","April 11",[8,11,14,17,19,22,24],{"type":9,"text":10},"scripture","Wherefore, beloved... be diligent that ye may be found of Him in peace, without spot, and blameless,--2 PETER iii. 14.",{"type":12,"text":13},"verse","His conscience knows no secret stings,\nWhile grace and joy combine\nTo form a life whose holy springs\nAre hidden and divine.",{"type":15,"text":16},"paragraph","I. WATTS",{"type":15,"text":18},"Even the smallest discontent of conscience may render turbid the whole temper of the mind; but only produce the effort that restores its peace, and over the whole atmosphere a breath of unexpected purity is spread; doubt and irritability pass as clouds away; the withered sympathies of earth and home open their leaves and live; and through the clearest blue the deep is seen of the heaven where God resides.",{"type":20,"text":21},"attribution","J. MARTINEAU.",{"type":15,"text":23},"The state of mind which is described as meekness, or quietness of spirit, is characterized in a high degree by inward harmony. There is not, as formerly, that inward jarring of thought contending with thought, and conscience asserting rights which it could not maintain.",{"type":20,"text":25},"T. C. UPHAM.",1790042085853]