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SPEAK OUT FOR JESUS
Two places to meet God—Mercy Seat, in grace (Ex. 25:21, 22); Great White Throne, in judgment (Rev. 20:11). Cleansed (Rev. 1 :5 ); Clothed (Phil. 3:9) and Crowned (Rev. 4 :4). Life (Jn. 1:4; 3 :36 ); Light (Jn. 8:12) and Liberty (Jn. 8:36). Guilt (Jtom. 5 :14 ); Grace (Tit. 2:11) and Glory (Jn. 17:22, 24). Poor figuring: World gained, only to lose in the end (Maitt. 16:26). Soul lost, and no recovery (Mk. 9:43-48). See Mk. 8:36. The devil’s fool (Lk. 12:20). Christ's fool (1 Cor. 4:10). The prodigal— under law-=—expelled and condemned (Deut. 21:20). Under grace— received and forgiven (Lk. 15: 11-24). EVERYDAY EVANGELISTS Bishop Hughes once said, “ If a man is out in the Kingdom of God looking for a task that will lay upon his life an immense pressure, let him begin to be an everyday evangelist, a private talker with men regarding the things of God, and he will find the very larg est task, and in many cases the sever est task, he has ever undertaken.”
You talk about your business, Your bonds and stocks and gold; And in all worldly matters You are so brave and bold. But why are you so silent About salvation’s plan? Why don’t you speak for Jesus, . And speak out like a man? You talk about the weather. And the crops of corn and wheat; You speak of friends and neighbors That pass along the street; You call yourself a Christian, And like the Gospel plan—^" Then why not speak for Jesus, And speak out like a man? Are you ashamed of Jesus And the story of the cross, That you lower His pure banner And let it suffer loss? Have you forgot His suffering? Did He die for you in vain? If not, then live and speak for Jesus, And speak out like a man. — Selected.
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