The Watchtower in the Wilderness
The Watchtower in the Wilderness
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I spoke at once of Him who leadeth the blind by paths they know not. She left her work, and hastened to place a chair for me, and sat beside me. She was not only rejoicing in the forgiveness of her sins ; she had learned that salvation from eternal death was not the end of Christ's glorious sacrifice, but that he died to bring the sinner into that fellowship with God which Adam had for- feited.
I told her of my prayer, and how richly my Father -had answered me. Tears of joy fell fast from her e...yes as I detailed to her the Bource of our unexpected meeting.
PRECIOUS FRUIT. 79 " How long have you known what it is to follow Jesus ? " I asked.
" It is a fortnight last Friday, " she replied. " The Lord had taken me down to the grave's mouth, and Avhen I had learned the meaning of Luke xiv. 33, he brought me up again. Only that night I had a knowledge of Christ him- self, and of his power, and what he means by leaving ' all ' for his sake, or else we cannot be his disciples. *' Luke xiv. 33.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I spoke at once of Him who leadeth the blind by paths they know not. She left her work, and hastened to place a chair for me, and sat beside me. She was not only rejoicing in the forgiveness of her sins ; she had learned that salvation from eternal death was not the end of Christ's glorious sacrifice, but that he died to bring the sinner into that fellowship with God which Adam had for- feited.
I told her of my prayer, and how richly my Father -had answered me. Tears of joy fell fast from her e...yes as I detailed to her the Bource of our unexpected meeting.
PRECIOUS FRUIT. 79 " How long have you known what it is to follow Jesus ? " I asked.
" It is a fortnight last Friday, " she replied. " The Lord had taken me down to the grave's mouth, and Avhen I had learned the meaning of Luke xiv. 33, he brought me up again. Only that night I had a knowledge of Christ him- self, and of his power, and what he means by leaving ' all ' for his sake, or else we cannot be his disciples. *' Luke xiv. 33.
What to read after The Watchtower in the Wilderness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Shipton to read onlineMoreLess
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