The Lost Christ
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In one of my missions a young fellow came to me, a fine character who had been put in a most prominent place in that mission. He it was who was delegated to take the hand of every inquirer and say the last word of advice and counsel. He stood it from Monday to Saturday, and on Saturday evening he said to me: "Mr. Smith, I want to see you. You don't go out on Sunday morning, do you?" I said, "No, I rest then, unless I go to church; but I usually stay in to get a little quiet. What do you want to... see me about?" I thought he wanted to see me about some special case. He said, "About my own soul. " "Why, " I said, "what is the trouble?" He said, "I am not converted; I have never been born again. " "My brother, " I said, "what does it mean?" 12 THE LOST CHRIST He said, "My parents supposed I was a Christian, and urged me to join the church, and I did so. My pastor supposed I was a Christian, and I was made a Sunday School teacher, and an officer in the church. Because they supposed and kept on sup- posing, nobody has ever looked me in the eye and said, "Harry, are you right with God?" Don't we all do that?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In one of my missions a young fellow came to me, a fine character who had been put in a most prominent place in that mission. He it was who was delegated to take the hand of every inquirer and say the last word of advice and counsel. He stood it from Monday to Saturday, and on Saturday evening he said to me: "Mr. Smith, I want to see you. You don't go out on Sunday morning, do you?" I said, "No, I rest then, unless I go to church; but I usually stay in to get a little quiet. What do you want to... see me about?" I thought he wanted to see me about some special case. He said, "About my own soul. " "Why, " I said, "what is the trouble?" He said, "I am not converted; I have never been born again. " "My brother, " I said, "what does it mean?" 12 THE LOST CHRIST He said, "My parents supposed I was a Christian, and urged me to join the church, and I did so. My pastor supposed I was a Christian, and I was made a Sunday School teacher, and an officer in the church. Because they supposed and kept on sup- posing, nobody has ever looked me in the eye and said, "Harry, are you right with God?" Don't we all do that?
What to read after The Lost Christ?
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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