Fragment: Judging the Past

From: Food for the Flock: Volume 7

I cannot be right in the present without judging the past, but I cannot mend the past. And, if really humbled, I shall not think I would do it better if I had the opportunity over again; I would fear for myself.

(J. B. S.)

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Food for the Flock: Volume 7

• Present and Eternal, and Governmental Forgiveness of Sins

• Fragment: The End of the Flesh

• Fragment: Apprehending the Ways and Thoughts of God

• My Gain From God When I Have Nothing; and Manifold More When I Sacrifice Anything

• Fragment: A Heavenly Man in a Starving Scene

• Fragment: Ephesians 4:21-24

• Addresses to the Seven Churches, The

• Fragment: Knowing God

• Fragment: Judging the Past

• Communion or Fellowship: With What and With Whom Is It?

• Fragment: Glory Better Than Cares

• Testimony of the Holy Ghost, The

• Inspiration, A Letter on

• Wilderness, The

• Fragment: Perfecting His Own

• Resources and Responsibility in the Present Day, Our

• Fragment: Responsibility and Blessing Walking in Sovereign Grace

• Fragment: The Ear That Prayer Goes To

• Part With Me: Communion, Testimony, and Service*

• Fragment: Purpose of Heart