Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-07

died to save you you are saved. When?
Now. No more doubt about it than that
you sit there. No more doubt about it
than that you have right hand Nomore
doubt about it than that there is God.
If you had committed five hundred thou
sand transgressiOns Christ would forgive
you Just as freely rs if you had never COM
mitted but one; though You had gone
through the whole catalogue of crimes
arson and blasphcmy and murdcr-Chri
would pardon you just as freely. YOU COM
ing to him, as though You had committed
only the slightest sin OF the tongue. Why,
when Christ comes to pardon a soul he
stops for nothing Height is nothing.
Depth is nothing. Enormity is nothing.
Protractcdness is nothing.
Ger sins like mountains for their size,
The seas OF sovereign grace cSpnud,
Tho seas of sovereign grace arise.
Lord Jesus, | give up all other props,
give up all other expectations. Ruined
and uudone. ! lay hold thee. | plead thy
promises fly to thy arms. Lord save
me; PERISH When the Christian COM
mission went into the army during the
war there were great multitude OF hun
CRY men and Only few loaves of bread,
and the delegate of the commission was
cutting the bread and giving it out to
wounded and dying men. Some one came
up AMI said, cut those slices thinner or
there will not he enough to 20 around"
And then the delegate cut the slices very
thin and handed the bread around until
hey all had some, but not much. But.
blessed be God, there is nonecd Of economy
in this Gospel. Bread for all; bread enough
and to spare Why perish with hunger?
TIE LOVING WAY.
Arair. ] advise YOU, rs one Of the best
Things you can do with Christ, to take him
into Your love. Now there are two things
which make Us love any Onc-inncrent at
Effectiveness and then what he does in the
way OF kindness toward US. Now Christ is
In both these positions Inherent attract
ivcu"sS--faIrer than the children of men,
the lustcr C the morning in mis- eye, the
glow of The setting sun in his cheek, mylrh
and frankucc"Se in the breath of his lip.
IN a heaven oi holy beings, the best. IN q
locycn Of mighty ones. the strongest. In
heaven Of great hearts, the tenderest aud
1,'a most sympathetic Why, sculpture
La, never yet been able to chiScl his form.
ror painting to present The flush of his
.uecI.. nor music to strike his charms; and
ilr greatest surprise of eternity will be
,h" first nonient when we rush into his
nrceruce and with upliftad hands and
streaming eyes and heart bounding with
,2rt:rr, We cry ont, This is Jesus"
Al over glorious is my lord.
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