Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-17

far-away needy ones of earth and
health conditions and home and fam
ily surroundings may be such that he
can not leave personally but he can
use money and thus send someone in
his place Money 10 him may become
a means by which he can accomplish
his cherished ambition and by its use
he can spread the Gospel. If ever the
kingdoms of this world become the
kingdoms of our Lord and His Christ
then surely money will play an inn
portant part. The women who cast
in the two mites as Christ stood over
against the treasury did great thing.
But there are numbers. nameless as
she was. vino are to-day giving of
tneir money TO help carry out the
Command of Jesus. The millions OF
dollars given by men in this mate
realistic age show to those who think
that love is not dead and that the
spirit of the Master has been handed
down to His disciples. even in the
present time, and if cup of cold
water properly given receives its re-
ward, so win our missionary dimes
and dollars be received and blessed.
~. BY Prayer.
Indeed, more things are wrought by
prayer than this world dreams of
When laborers We're needed, Jesus
said Pray ye. therefore, the Lord OF
the harvest Not go out and raise
them up, nor yet go out and pay
them 20 come. but simply pray the
Lord How many of US out of our
own experience can speak with au-
thority as to Gods directly answer
ing the prayers of His children? We
have time and again seen a visible
answer to prayer, | never hear that
glorious old hymn, as it used to be
sung SO much in this section of Geor-
gia. but what ! was thrilled with the
mission spirit.
Amazing grace, how sweet the sound
That saved a wretch like me:
! once was lost, but now am found.
Was blind, but now ] see
q" Twas grace that taught my heart
70 fear,
And grace my fears relieved.
How precious did that grace appear.
The hour / first believed
Through many dangers. tolls and
snares
/ have already come.
Twas grace that brought me safe
tHuS lar.
And grace viii lead me home.
When We've been there ten thousand
years
Bright shining as The sun.
We've no less days to sing Gods
praise
Than when we first begun"
s. BY Cooperation.
What one can't do many can per
form. The task that is too great for
one man may be comparatively light
for many United we can do great
things for the Lord: for in unity there
IS strength. The millions of Chris
tians all over our land can put their
contributions together and secure men
and women to go and evangelize the
unsaved. My contribution would not
succeed alone, neither would yours:
but together great things can be done
for the glory of God. And most
blessed of all thoughts, in this work
we are laboTers with Christ, COOP
orators with Divinity He furnishes
the Gospel; He died to save. Ours it
10 to make known the plan of saliva
ton to a lost world. Copartners
with Him-wonGerful thought! A
great business man recently said that
When ne was away from his house
the potent partner was still there.
God to him was real and near So.
in the work of telling the old. old
story Of Jesus and His love. we have
all power in heaven and on earth be-
hind us-Christ with US, the Spirit to
guide and empower the love of the
Father to proclaim, the sacrifice and
service of the Christ to tell And not
only cooperation, but joint heirs with
Him-colaborers and coheirs to all
the glories of earth and heaven. In
the face of such command and backed
by such power may We press forward
until all people are taught the Sa-
viour's dying love