The Elder And His Work
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MEMBERS ENCOURAGED TO WORK.
We must try to get all the members of the church practically interested in the work of Christ, for " none of us liveth to himself." It was said of a colt, " The Lord hath need of him." Much more may this be said of those who profess to be living members of Christ's body. What each should do will depend on what each can do, for " she hath done ivhat she could " was the Master's word of approval. "As we have opportunity " is the rule laid down for us. What a change wou...ld appear on the Church and the world if each professing Chris- tian were doing something — something for Christ — even though it were a very little ! Might not the wilderness soon be turned into a fruitful field?
Attention to personal religion, regular reading of the word and prayer is the first duty. This, with the care of a family and conscientious attention to business, will leave to many of our people little time for duties outside. A mother may adorn the 66 THE ELDER AND HIS WORK.
doctrine more by her care of her husband and chil- dren, and by keeping a tidy and well-ordered house, than if she neglect these and engage in visitation or teaching the poor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MEMBERS ENCOURAGED TO WORK.
We must try to get all the members of the church practically interested in the work of Christ, for " none of us liveth to himself." It was said of a colt, " The Lord hath need of him." Much more may this be said of those who profess to be living members of Christ's body. What each should do will depend on what each can do, for " she hath done ivhat she could " was the Master's word of approval. "As we have opportunity " is the rule laid down for us. What a change wou...ld appear on the Church and the world if each professing Chris- tian were doing something — something for Christ — even though it were a very little ! Might not the wilderness soon be turned into a fruitful field?
Attention to personal religion, regular reading of the word and prayer is the first duty. This, with the care of a family and conscientious attention to business, will leave to many of our people little time for duties outside. A mother may adorn the 66 THE ELDER AND HIS WORK.
doctrine more by her care of her husband and chil- dren, and by keeping a tidy and well-ordered house, than if she neglect these and engage in visitation or teaching the poor.
What to read after The Elder And His Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Dickson to read onlineMoreLess
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