King's Business - 1935-12

December, 1935

THE K I NG ' S BUS I NESS

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Jesus Christ. Do you ever do anything, or condone, or excuse, or overlook, or par­ ticipate in ' anything that dishonors the Lord Jesus Christ? Do you have fellow­ ship with those who deny His absolute deity, who ignore or deny His unique Son- ship, or who belittle the substitutionary atoning sacrifice of the Lord Jesus Christ? W e have to be very careful that we are not partakers of their evil ways. If in any way we are dishonoring the Lord Jesus Christ, we grieve God’s Holy Spirit. —W. H . A ldis . “ Therefore if any man he in Christ, he is a new creature : old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new” (2 Cor. 5:17). A poor, dissolute, drunken person who lived in a certain town, and was known all over the place for his wicked life, was gloriously converted. The first thing old John thought about was his home; he wanted a new home. He went to house agents in the town where he lived to in­ quire whether they had a little house they would let him have. One of the clerks in the outside office interviewed him and in­ quired rather superciliously whether he wanted the house for himself, and when John said, “ Yes, please,” the clerk went in and told one of the bosses. The boss came out and;s.aid, “What is this I hear? We., could not let you have one of our houses; we know you.” And John answer­ ed, “Excuse me, sir, but I think you are confusing me with somebody else. Old John is dead. I am new John.” “If any man be in Christ, he vis a new creature.” It is not'that hd- lases the old nature. The glorious moment will, come when he will part with that, but meanwhile he has a new nature.—G uy H. K ing . JANUARY 23 The Lure of the Present Age “ Demos hath forsaken me, having loved this present world’+ (2 Tim. 4;10). The youthful Demas must have been studious, for he was later intellectually able to associate with the great Apostle Paul. He must have met a spiritual ex­ perience that turned him away from the present world, for a time—an experience, in fact, that seemed to indicate deep and heroic consecration. He could have carried into his futurefthe advantages of training in Pauline methods o f preaching and teaching, of organizing and establishing the churches. He was Paul’s understudy, and had access to the same grace that made Paul a conqueror . . . What sinister influence drew Demas from his course? We do not gather that he became a gross backslider, that he was vicious in life. But for him the present age held more appeal than did spiritual things. Oh, that is might have been said, “Demas hath not forsaken me!”—W illiam M. R unyan . JANUARY 24 Learning to Stand Still "The Lord shall fight for you, and ye shall hold your peace” (Ex. 14:14). Moses said to the children of Israel. . . : “Fear ye not, stand still, and see the salva­ tion of the Lord.” It is not good in times of perplexity, danger, and peril, in times of trial, that there should be restlessness of unbelief or anxious effort on our part. JANUARY 22 A New Nature

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