Margaret MacDonald, Macdonald or McDonald may refer to: (wikipedia)
It was first the awful state of the land that was pressed upon me. I saw the blindness and infatuation of the people to be very great. I felt the cry of Liberty just to be the hiss of the serpent, to drown them in perdition. It was just no God.
The Spirit must and will be poured out on the church, that she may be purified and filled with God - and just in proportion as the Spirit of God works, so will he - when our Lord anoints men with power, so will he.
A fiery trial which is to try us.
Now there is distress of nations, with perplexity, the seas and the waves roaring, men's hearts failing them for fear.
I saw the error to be, that men think that it will be something seen by the natural eye; but 'tis spiritual discernment that is needed, the eye of God in his people.
O it is not known what the sign of the Son of man is; the people of God think they are waiting, but they know not what it is.
There are low views of God's holiness, and a ceasing to condemn sin in the flesh, and a looking from him who humbled himself, and made himself of no reputation.
