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"Tam pleated to say my little gies hen 4 bor of have been cheered asd comforted, in many a trouble, in many a sorrow, in many a conflict, by the thought of your reward in the city where there shall be no more death, ither sorrow, go on letting your minds seck comfort out of it all. You have everything to say for yourselves, as far as Christ's own words are concerned. Go on singing Bernard's grand byrne, Jerusalem the golden With milk and honey blest golilen Sion 0 lovelier fur than gold 0 sweet and blessed country Shall T thy joys behold
the Lord himself behind you. Paradoxi-Goon singing that hymn, You have al aa it may appear, Jesus Christ may said almost to parade rewards. However mach superficial people to-day may be ator them, He certainly was not, ible should not be above his master, Let that comfort you when life is hard, when you have great losses, disappointments, when. sick and the sky is very cloudy." Leap for j ce greatly, for great heaven.' Do not hesi your minds dwell richly ea the it all—the reward, When the Lord himeelf cuffered, He looked for the joy that was set before Him. He cannot expect us poor people to be better than What then is the trath about this matter? May we go on m reward for holiness a m Christian life or not? Are we justified in looking for the supposed secker for ut to be saved to help to save my neighbour."
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