The Every Day of Life
The Every Day of Life
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Then the King will use it.
Digitized by VjOOQIC CHAPTER Xni.
THE DUTY OP SPEAKING OUT.
" In the desert where he lies entombed He made a little garden and left there Some flowers that but for him had never bloomed.'* No doubt there is a duty of silence. There are times when silence is golden. But there is also a duty of speech. There are times when silence is sin. There are times when it is both ungrateful and disloyal to God not to speak of his love and goodness, or witness for him before men i...n strong, unequivocal words.
We ought to speak out the messages given us for others. God puts something into the heart of every one of his creatures that he would have that creature utter. He puts into the star a message of light, and you look up into the heavens at night and it tells you its secret. Who knows what a benediction a star may be to the weary traveller who finds his way Digitized by VjOOQIC THE DUTY OF SPEAKING OUT. 1 57 by it, or to the sick man lying by his window, and in his sleeplessness looking up at the glim- mering point of light in the calm, deep heavens ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the King will use it.
Digitized by VjOOQIC CHAPTER Xni.
THE DUTY OP SPEAKING OUT.
" In the desert where he lies entombed He made a little garden and left there Some flowers that but for him had never bloomed.'* No doubt there is a duty of silence. There are times when silence is golden. But there is also a duty of speech. There are times when silence is sin. There are times when it is both ungrateful and disloyal to God not to speak of his love and goodness, or witness for him before men i...n strong, unequivocal words.
We ought to speak out the messages given us for others. God puts something into the heart of every one of his creatures that he would have that creature utter. He puts into the star a message of light, and you look up into the heavens at night and it tells you its secret. Who knows what a benediction a star may be to the weary traveller who finds his way Digitized by VjOOQIC THE DUTY OF SPEAKING OUT. 1 57 by it, or to the sick man lying by his window, and in his sleeplessness looking up at the glim- mering point of light in the calm, deep heavens ?
What to read after The Every Day of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller James Russell to read onlineMoreLess
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