We are brought by grace into a living experience of the precious To that sight we are even now hastening. "Again a little while and ye shall see me." The purpose of our fellowship is to ant that day, to realize His preci and to unfold to one another by the Holy Spirit the unsearchable riches of Christ, The Disbeliever's Loss They mise all this, There a.2 millions in China without Christ. There are multitudes in Western Lauds who know His name and nothing elie. The sense we have of Christ's presionsness ought to move us to a deeper compassion for those who do not know the peace of be-Tieving, There are also darker: tragedies than those of ignorance. There are those who come face to face with Christ and go away from Him sorrowful because they are not prepared for full surrender. The: are those who follow Him and then take offence and walk no more with Him. There are zealous Teligious people who stumble at the word being disobedient. The stone was rejected by the builders, by the experts, by the people who knew all about stones. There are there who know all about Him in an outward wey who sell Him for thirty pieers of silver, for position, for the praise of men, for the merest trifle, treading under foot the Son of God and counting the blood of the convenant an unholy thing. But ye obtained merey that ye might be a people for God's own possession, showing forth the excellencies of Him who called you out of darkness into Hi marvellous light, 'There is then this grave issue. Believing or disbelieving, following or forsaking, cleaving unto Christ or selling Him. Tt is not a' matter of what we say but of what we do, Oh for such a sight of His precious ress a9 would compel us to choose Him against all the world and to count all things but loss to gain the notice of His eye,
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