We slept that night in the town {tear down the barriers that separate thought the road should eof Liang Swei the sword of the spirit—with the dynamite of a superior love.
That Spirit is intolerant of sin. 'The business of Christianity in the world is a fight to the finish with ny—not with the sinner, but with in. 'The church which' has quit! fighting has no business in the Sometimes I wonder if that the chief trouble with churches in Shanghai ing the missionary organizations, the moral welfare league, the tem-Ferance societies, the "industrial commissions do the fighting and we are half-heartedly waving our flags from the grand stand, If that is true, we are surrendering our right existence and support in the Christ came to cast Rot peace but a sword,—to set wrighter at variance with her, mother and brother against brother. And that is what his church ought te be about. Some way we apfare not organized for acthis community, 'The of the church as such is not heard fhanghal. 'The arm of the church is mot felt' in the campaigns for righteousness, Prostitution Next Door to Churches T have been away from Shanghai much in recent weeks that I may be mistaken,—but so far as I-have seen the papers or heard the reports it has not appeared that the Eng-Hsh speaking churches in this community have expressly taken a public united stand on the great us from the world and declare a {safe at least as far as Haichow and, truce. Yet there can be no peace|#7 he was willing to take the except where there is rights—sin Tesponsiblity of official sanction by: must go before the sword is|supplying me with an armed guard, sheathed.
"Be strong—it matters not how deep entrenched the wrong.|How hard the battle goes, the day.
how long.
Faint not, "fight on; to-morrow comes the song, Be strong, Be strong."
Let us pray,—"O God, bless all of us. Put the arms, which never let anybody slip, about all of us. Change all of our lack of success into succeeding. Give us, we pr thee, that invigorating breath of the of the invigorating life of {May we not be angered because Li His hard, but may we be eager wse life is strong, and may we remember that wherever we whatever we do, we have the Po help us to be'our best. Amen.
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