Men of the Bible; Some Lesser-Known Characters by J. G. Greenhough;D. Rowlands;W. J. Townsend;H. Elvet Lewis;Walter F. Adeney;George Milligan;Alfred Rowland;J. Morgan Gibbon
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known unto thee that we will not serve thy gods nor worship the golden
image which thou hast set up_." The history of Asa should inspire us to a renewal of war against the evils which Jesus Christ died to put away. Victory will not come without conflict. In respect to anxiety we are to be quiescent as the lilies, which neither toil nor spin, but in respect of moral evil, within or without, we must be vigilant and strenuous. "Lilies have no sin Leading them astray, No false heart within That would them bewray, Nought to tempt them in An evil way; And if canker come and blight, Nought will ever put them right. "But good and ill, I know, Are in my being blent, And good or ill may flow From mine environment; And yet the ill, laid low, May better the event; Careless lilies, happy ye! But careless life were death to me." II. |
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