Quote by Frederick William Robertson

My Saviour! fill up the blurred and blotted sketch which my clumsy hand has drawn of a Divine life, with the fullness of Thy perfect picture. I feel the beauty I cannot realize; robe me in Thine unutterable purity.

My Saviour! fill up the blurred and blotted sketch which my

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In this quote, the speaker acknowledges their own limitations in understanding and depicting a divine life. They humbly ask their savior to enhance and complete their imperfect depiction with the fullness of his perfect picture. They express their awareness of the beauty and purity that surpass their comprehension and request to be clothed in that indescribable pureness. This quote expresses the speaker's desire for a deeper connection with their savior and a yearning to be transformed by his divine attributes.

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