He dwelleth here with us, and ruleth us and governeth us in this living, and bringeth us to His bliss. And this shall He do as long as any soul is in earth that shall come to heaven,-and so far forth that if there were no such soul but one, He should be withal alone till He had brought him up to His bliss.
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