Gipsy Smith His Life And Work
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" " Do you know the Lord's Prayer ? " " Of course I do. " " Let us hear it, then. " "The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want, " &c. I did not seem to have made any impression on Bricky. I invited him back, and he came this time without his companions. I regarded that as a good sign. He came again, and yet again. I saw that a work of grace was proceeding in him. He began to feel the burden of his sins and to hate them and himself too. Finally he gave himself to Christ. He was changed from a dr...unken, swearing, gambling sot into a new creature, and was used as an instru- ment for the salvation of many others. "Bricky" 119 A few weeks after his conversion, as he was coming one night to the meetings, he passed the theatre, where a pantomime was going on, a theatre that he had been in the habit of attending. At the door he met a good many of his old companions, and they said to him " Bricky, we have not seen you for a long time. Are you coming in to-night ? " " No, I cannot come. I am serving a new Master.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Do you know the Lord's Prayer ? " " Of course I do. " " Let us hear it, then. " "The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want, " &c. I did not seem to have made any impression on Bricky. I invited him back, and he came this time without his companions. I regarded that as a good sign. He came again, and yet again. I saw that a work of grace was proceeding in him. He began to feel the burden of his sins and to hate them and himself too. Finally he gave himself to Christ. He was changed from a dr...unken, swearing, gambling sot into a new creature, and was used as an instru- ment for the salvation of many others. "Bricky" 119 A few weeks after his conversion, as he was coming one night to the meetings, he passed the theatre, where a pantomime was going on, a theatre that he had been in the habit of attending. At the door he met a good many of his old companions, and they said to him " Bricky, we have not seen you for a long time. Are you coming in to-night ? " " No, I cannot come. I am serving a new Master.
What to read after Gipsy Smith His Life And Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Gipsy to read onlineMoreLess
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