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October 1926

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OCTOBER 24, 1926 Lessons From Great Athletes 1 Cor. 9:24-27; Heb. 12:1-3

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The first qualification for those who would be spiritual and moral athletes is the new birth. The natural man is dead in trespasses and sin ■(Eph. 2: 1-3) and must have life. The life of God is imparted to men when they re­ ceive by faith the Lord Jesus Christ. As it is absolutely necessary that we have an abundant supply of pure fresh air for success in athletic activ­ ity, so it is necessary that we as Chris­ tians breathe the right atmosphere, that we live in the presence of God and hourly breathe the breath of heaven;

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