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LANCASTER,
Mass.,
JANUARY
7,
1903
No.
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FAITHFUL
PROMISES.
GOD
LOVETH
A
CHEERFUL
GIVER.
among
us
would
be
pleased
to
have
|
Isa.
41:10,
~~
the
Lord
do
this?
oo
|
STANDING
at
the
portal
LiBERALITY
is
one
of
the
_directions
It
were
better
not
to
give
at
all
than
,
Of
the
opening
year,
of
the
Holy
Spirit,
and
when
the
pro-
to
give
grudgingly;
for
if
we
impart
of
s
Words
of
comfort
meet
us,
fessed
people
of
God
withhold
from
our
means
when
we
have
not
the
Sa
Hushing
every
fear.
the
Lord
hisown
in
gifts
and
offerings,
spirit
to
give
freely,
we
mock
God.
|
as
Spoken
through
the
silence
they
meet
with
spiritual
loss.”
The
Let
us
bear
in
mind
that
we
are
deal-
By
our
Father's
voice,
.
.
.
IP
tn
§
Tender,
strong,
and
faithful,
Lord
can
not
reward
a
stinted
offering.
ing
with
One
upon
whol
we
depend
|
Making
us
rejoice.
Says
the
apostle,
“
He
which
soweth
for
every
blessing,
One
who
reads
1,
the
Lord,
am
with
thee,
|
sparingly
shall
reap
also
sparingly;
every
thought
of
the
heart,
every
pur-
Be
thou
not
afraid
|
and
he
which
soweth
bountifully
pose
of
the
mind.
i
I
will
help
and
strengthen,
.
shall
reap
also
bountifully.
Every
The
apostle
Paul
had
a
special
work
~
Be
thou
not
dismayed!
man
according
as
he
purposeth
in
his
to
present
before
his
Corinthian
breth:
|
v
Vea,
I
will
uphold
thee
heart,
so
let
him
give;
not
grudgingly,
ren.
There
was
a
famine
in
Jeru-
|
r
With
my
own
right
hand;
Co.
a
!
L
:
Thou
art
called
and
chosen
or
of
necessity:
for
God
loveth
a
cheer-
salem,
and
the
disciples,
“every
man
|
In
my
sight
to
stand.
ful
giver.
And
God
is,
able
to
make
according
to
his
ability,
determined
to
For
the
year
before
us,
all
grace
abound
toward
you;
that
ye,
send
relief
unto
the
brethren
which
Oh
what
rich
supplies!
always
having
all
sufficiency
in
all
dwelt
m
Judea.”
They
presented
the
NE
NEN
NY,
For
the
poor
and
needy
"
Living
streams
shall
rise;
For
the
sad
and
sinful
~
Shall
his
grace
abound
;
For
the
faint
and
feeble
Perfect
strength
be
found.
He
will
never
fail
us,
He
will
not
forsake;
His
eternal
covenant
He
will
never
break
!
Resting
on
his
promise,
oo
:
.
What
have
we
to
fear?
"God
is
all'sufficient
“Bor
the
coming
year.
—
Frances
Ridley
Havergal.
M
®y
bry
y
.
‘thou
hast,
that
nt
no
man
things,
may
abound
to
every
good
work.”
~
God
has
made
men
his
almoners,
copartners
with
himself
in
the
great
work
of
advancing
his
kingdom
qu
the
earth;
but
they
may
pursue
the
course
pursued
by
the
unfaithful
servant,
and
by
so
doing
lose
the
most
precious
privileges
ever
granted.
to
men.
For
thousands
of
years
God
has
worked
through
human
agencies,
but
at
his
will
he
can
drop
out
the
selfish,
the
money-loving,
and
the
covetous.
He
is
not
dependent
on
our
means,
and
he
will
not
be
restricted
by
the
human
Ry
He
can
carry
on
his
own
work
though
we
act
no
0
part
in
it.
4But
who
So
need
to
the
churches,
expecting
to
re-
ceive
a
small
sum
for
the
relief
of
the
needy
saints;
and
in
prayer
they
pre-
sented
before
the
Lord
the
necessity.
But
the
Macedonian
brethren,
moved
hy
the
Spirit
of
God,
first
made
anen-
-
tire
consecration
of
themselves
to
God,
and
then
gave
all
that
they
had.
They
felt
it
a
privilege
thus
to
give
expres-.
sion
to
their
trust
in
God.
The
Mac-
edonian
brethren
were
poor,
but
they
did
not
have
to
be
urged
to
give.
They
rejoiced
that
they
had
opportu
nity
to
contribute
of
their
means.
made
the
offering,
in
their
C
simplicity,
their
integrity
an
Of
-
themselves
they
came
forward
and.