For the Best Things
For the Best Things
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Jesus bids us take up our cross, whatever it is, and follow him. No matter how the cross comes to be ours, if only it is a real cross, we are to lift it and bear it. We must not drag it, but take it up. That means that we are to accept it cheerfully. Jesus endured his cross and its shame with joy. He sang a hymn of praise as he left the upper room. The world never saw such a cross as his. It was like a dark mountain qs it rested down upon him, but he faltered not as he took it up. We are to tak...e up our crosses in the same glad, cheerful spirit.
We are bidden to take up our cross daily.
There are some of Christ's friends who have to carry their cross day after day through years. It is never lifted off. " Let him take up his cross daily.'* There will come no days when we can lay it down and get a little rest from its weight. A young woman who was [ 141 ] lamed by the carelessness of another was told the other day that she cannot hope ever to be cured, that she must always be a sufferer, must always be a cripple.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jesus bids us take up our cross, whatever it is, and follow him. No matter how the cross comes to be ours, if only it is a real cross, we are to lift it and bear it. We must not drag it, but take it up. That means that we are to accept it cheerfully. Jesus endured his cross and its shame with joy. He sang a hymn of praise as he left the upper room. The world never saw such a cross as his. It was like a dark mountain qs it rested down upon him, but he faltered not as he took it up. We are to tak...e up our crosses in the same glad, cheerful spirit.
We are bidden to take up our cross daily.
There are some of Christ's friends who have to carry their cross day after day through years. It is never lifted off. " Let him take up his cross daily.'* There will come no days when we can lay it down and get a little rest from its weight. A young woman who was [ 141 ] lamed by the carelessness of another was told the other day that she cannot hope ever to be cured, that she must always be a sufferer, must always be a cripple.
What to read after For the Best Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J R James Russell Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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