ANGUS MURRAY, A MAN OF PRAYER We mentioned Angus Murray. Let us look for a moment at the rural and spiritual setting in which we first find this lively and attractive Christian. It is summer. The countryside is in its prime. A visitor approaching Dornoch that day could hear the soft ebb and flow of …
Issue: Issue 4
It is well for such as poor Little Faith that the King is infinitely wise, and therefore knows His own children; and that He is of one mind, so that none can turn Him.—Huntington. Gospel Advocate, 1913.
THE LORD’S WAY THOUGH IT TARRY, WAIT FOR IT Daniel Brouwer was the son of a capable and industrious type-setter, who brought up his children in the knowledge and fear of the Lord. Daniel left school at the age of fifteen years, to be trained in the same work as his father, and under his …
LOOKING UNTO JESUS Dear Christian friend, A friend of yours has written to tell me that you have a great desire to see me, the desire having arisen from a blessing the Lord was pleased to give you in hearing me preach some years ago, the same sermon having again refreshed your mind. I need …
Every man that cometh to Christ is taught of God that he can never reap any benefit by the blood of Christ, except he have union with the person of Christ (1 John 5, 12). For as the sin of the first Adam could never hurt us, unless he had been our head by way …
REVELATION (JOHN 4) Apart from Revelation, men have not the idea of God as Lord, Spirit, Father. And even after the light of Scripture has appeared, God is to many only an abstract word, by which they designate a complex of perfections, rather than a real living, loving, ever-present Lord, to whom we speak and …
REGARDING INIQUITY IN THE HEART 1. They regard iniquity in their heart, who practice it secretly, who are under restraint from the world, but are not possessed of an habitual fear of the omniscient God, the searcher of all hearts, and from whose eyes there is no covering of thick darkness where the workers of …
” HOPE THOU IN GOD ” For feelings come, and feelings go, And feelings are deceiving: My warrant is the Word of God, Naught else is worth believing; Though all my heart should feel condemned For want of some sweet token, There is One greater than my heart, Whose Word cannot be broken; I’ll trust …
“LET US GO ON” Dear Sir,—I received your kind letter along with your present. I thank you for the present, as being a token of your respect, and attended, I find, with your daily prayers for me, which I value more than human presents. The Lord bless you, and lift up the light of his …
“BUY AND EAT . . . WITHOUT MONEY” Gold or spices have I none, For a present to my King, All my livelihood is gone, Only rags and wounds I bring. But I’ll traffic. Lord, with Thee. For Thy market suits me well; All my blessings must be free, And I know Thou wilt not …