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G.V.Wigram

As to confession, I can only say for myself that, first, the want of individual spirituality (in its divine and heavenly character), of singleness of eye, and of full purpose of heart; and secondly, the presence of unjudged flesh and worldliness (shown in mixed motives and intentions, in plannings, and oft in an energy not of God, as well as ways and doings) press on my own heart, as being among existing obstacles to the Father's working fully and freely for the honour of the Lord Jesus in the present day in England.

From The Christian Friend, 1884