Standards of Life And Service
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I have heard it talked about in the same way as a doctor talked to a poor lad who had his thumb crushed in a machine.
* Don't shout, my poor boy ', he said. * Don't you know I feel it as truly as you do?' BOUND TO THE ALTAR 71 'Perhaps so, ' replied the boy; 'but you feels it in your mind, and I feels it in my thumb I 1 Sacrifice is often talked about by some people who feel it perhaps as much as the doctor felt the crushed thumb, being largely a matter of sympathy, without the actual hurting.
...This matter of sacrifice indicates a cer- tain principle, a certain state of mind, which expresses itself in two ways. It is either a giving up of things which are against God's will, or the contribution of something which is valuable, to be surrendered or used in His ser- vice. Shall I not say that sacrifice represents the heart saying, on the one hand, ' I will come out, and be separate, and touch not the unclean thing ' ? and, on the other hand, ' What shall I render unto the Lord for all His benefits toward me?' Not only singing, 'Where He leads I will follow ', ' Lord, I make a full sur- render ', but actually spending and being spent for Him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have heard it talked about in the same way as a doctor talked to a poor lad who had his thumb crushed in a machine.
* Don't shout, my poor boy ', he said. * Don't you know I feel it as truly as you do?' BOUND TO THE ALTAR 71 'Perhaps so, ' replied the boy; 'but you feels it in your mind, and I feels it in my thumb I 1 Sacrifice is often talked about by some people who feel it perhaps as much as the doctor felt the crushed thumb, being largely a matter of sympathy, without the actual hurting.
...This matter of sacrifice indicates a cer- tain principle, a certain state of mind, which expresses itself in two ways. It is either a giving up of things which are against God's will, or the contribution of something which is valuable, to be surrendered or used in His ser- vice. Shall I not say that sacrifice represents the heart saying, on the one hand, ' I will come out, and be separate, and touch not the unclean thing ' ? and, on the other hand, ' What shall I render unto the Lord for all His benefits toward me?' Not only singing, 'Where He leads I will follow ', ' Lord, I make a full sur- render ', but actually spending and being spent for Him.
What to read after Standards of Life And Service?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T H Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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