Broken Bread
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What is to be done? Menof Israel, help! Come to the rescue! Let us get the fires lighted. Toyour knees! To your knees! Bring the promises. Keep fuel always inhand, so as to replenish the blaze, and we shall see the frozen waterleap out to fill again those who so often have drawn the trainheavenward!
THE LARGEST PUBLIC MEETINGWILL BE THE LAST, ANDYOU WILL BE THERE.
XLVII. THE SOWER.
One of the Master's most wonderful parables begins, "BEHOLD, A SOWER WENTFORTH TO sow. " There are many lessons in... that instructive analogy.
YOU CANNOT SOW WHEAT ON THE PARLOUR CARPET. You must go forth. If theworld could be converted by self-indulgent theorists, we should have hadthe Millenium here long ago. It is impossible to read any Christian, newspaper without coming across some of these drawing-room farmers--menwho can sit at their fireside, and show you how to do it! Ask them wheretheir barns are, and they will have excuses to make as to why their planshave not succeeded. We have heard these gentlemen hold forth in aQuarterly Meeting, and have had hard work to keep our temper, and havenot always been supposed to have succeeded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is to be done? Menof Israel, help! Come to the rescue! Let us get the fires lighted. Toyour knees! To your knees! Bring the promises. Keep fuel always inhand, so as to replenish the blaze, and we shall see the frozen waterleap out to fill again those who so often have drawn the trainheavenward!
THE LARGEST PUBLIC MEETINGWILL BE THE LAST, ANDYOU WILL BE THERE.
XLVII. THE SOWER.
One of the Master's most wonderful parables begins, "BEHOLD, A SOWER WENTFORTH TO sow. " There are many lessons in... that instructive analogy.
YOU CANNOT SOW WHEAT ON THE PARLOUR CARPET. You must go forth. If theworld could be converted by self-indulgent theorists, we should have hadthe Millenium here long ago. It is impossible to read any Christian, newspaper without coming across some of these drawing-room farmers--menwho can sit at their fireside, and show you how to do it! Ask them wheretheir barns are, and they will have excuses to make as to why their planshave not succeeded. We have heard these gentlemen hold forth in aQuarterly Meeting, and have had hard work to keep our temper, and havenot always been supposed to have succeeded.
What to read after Broken Bread?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Champness Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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