columns
|
would
hear
his
votce
pratstng
cod
for
+
tent,
ana
Pleading,
0
Lord,
help
me
£8
use
‘this
knowledge
aright!
or
‘perhaps
it
would
Be,
"Lord;
help
with’
this.
truth
+0
smite,
et
onoe.!
In
the
rorning,
as
he
met
the
family,
he
would
present,
to
them
‘the
ight
he
had
received,
and
together
they
would
praise
God
around
the
family,
altar.
The
Cd
family
sald
it
nas
a
Little
foretaste
of
the
Joys.
of
paradise
on
|
Bh
such
occastonsi”
‘Review
&
‘Herald
for
Dec:
8,
1896,
PP.
T14y
third
"The
Lord.
wishes
ell
to
understand
His
providential
dealings
‘now,
Just,
now,
in
the
time
1n
hich
we
live.
There.
ust
be
no,
long’
discussions,
no
presenting
of
new
theortes
in
regard
to.
pro-
phecies
‘that
God
has
already
made
plain,
Trio
great,
work
from
nhich
SE
‘the
mind
should
not
be
atverted
1s
the.
aonsideration
of
our
per-
a
sonal
standing
in
the-
sight
of
:
God.
Are:
our
feet
on
‘the,
Rock.
of
Ages?
Are
ne
hiding
ourselves
in:
tne
only
Refuge?
“The
storm
1s
|
soning
relentless
inhts
fury,
and
me.
prepared
to
meet
147
are
we’
one
with
Christ
as
He
is
one
with
the:
Father?
Are.
we.
heirs
of
God
-
and’
Joint
heirs
with
Christe
“Are
we
working
in
so-partnerantp
with
Co
the.
saviour?
Review.
&
Herald:
for
Nove
3
1900,
pos
754.
"Ihe
Lord
wants
men
‘who
see
the’
work.
in
its
greatness,’
and,
who
|
understand
the
principles
that,
have
‘been
Anterwoven
mith
1
from
Co
its
rise,
‘He
will
not
have
a
worldly
order
of
‘things
come
in
to
fashion
the
work:
in
altogether
different
lines,
From’
‘those
He
has
marked
out
for.
His.
people.
The
work
must
‘bear
‘the
character
of
ts
|
originator."
Gospel’
Rorkers,
revised
edstion,
1918,
DD.
463.
|
|
Testinentes
for,
the
Chureh,
Vol,
7
ope
209,