The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-10-19

require my flock at their hands,"
The only name-the one way, Is
open To ali but tn proclaim salvation
through that name, to point out that
xay To those destitute of gospel light.
is the privilege Of workers with the
King. In enlisting in the Kings
service, each individual accepts the
responsibilities of active, christian
service aud this enlistiug is for life.
In this active, earnest life, where
motion is the rule, we may not i'm the
work for eternity slacken our pace.
The Kings business above all ayOca-
tions, requires haste. Yet how
strange Is IL that We engage in all
other duties first; allow our worl diy
cares and occupations to employ the
best hours. then give the King the
remnant of our time. This will not
10. The best Is what he wants and
aoU. Souls to be saved to-day. may
tomorrow be in eternity. "As thy
servant was busy here and there he
was gone"
In order to become successful
workers, we should study the charac-
of Christ, our leader. One has said
the character of Christ still retains
the supreme charm, by which il drew
towards il the deepest affections Of
the heart i'm the earliest ages of the
church. Most striking feature Of
our Lords character WAS unselfish
nesS, So wOnderously exhibited in his
sacrifice for the world. Infinite love,
tenderest compassion, unbOundei
wisdom, unquestioning obedience,
ever shown forth in that life. Con-
stantly employed about his Fathers
business; in lending q listening ear
and giving the healing touch To the
afflicted. Even when he rebukes, We
see the compassionate savior. When
he pronounces Jerusalem desolate, il
is "amid a flood of anguishei sorrow"
Christ came not to he ministered unto,
but To minister Human wretched-
ness and woe constantly called forth
his compassion. Our Lord thought
No life too Insignificant, or service too
mental To engage his efforts. 1t Is
" it'll such King We have been called
Ia work. To he "labOrers together
with God" We are to dwell with
the King for his work. How emo
bling the thought? Could we have a
grander motive than to live and work
" it'll such King: Imbibing his
spirit, urged by that love, impelled by
those high motives. fired by that zeal,
may we not go forth as cheerful earn
est workers, thankful that We are ac-
worthy TO work with the
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