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Title: To The Work! To The Work!
Exhortations to Christians
Author: Dwight Moody
Release Date: June 28, 2010 [EBook #33014]
Language: English
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TO THE WORK
TO THE WORK
Exhortations to Christians
BY
D. L. MOODY
Fleming H. Revell Company
Chicago, New York & Toronto
_Publishers of Evangelical Literature_
Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1884
BY F. H. REVELL,
In the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington.
_ALL RIGHTS RESERVED._
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.
"TAKE YE AWAY THE STONE"
CHAPTER II.
LOVE, THE MOTIVE POWER FOR SERVICE
CHAPTER III.
FAITH AND COURAGE
CHAPTER IV.
FAITH REWARDED
CHAPTER V.
ENTHUSIASM
CHAPTER VI.
THE POWER OF LITTLE THINGS
CHAPTER VII.
"SHE HATH DONE WHAT SHE COULD"
CHAPTER VIII.
"WHO IS MY NEIGHBOR?"
CHAPTER IX.
"YE ARE THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD"
"TO THE WORK! TO THE WORK!"
CHAPTER I.
TAKE YE AWAY THE STONE.
In the gospel by John we read that at the tomb of Lazarus our Lord
said to His disciples, "Take ye away the stone." Before the act of
raising Lazarus could be performed, the disciples had their part to
do. Christ could have removed the stone with a word. It would have
been very easy for Him to have commanded it to roll away, and it would
have obeyed His voice, as the dead Lazarus did when He called him back
to life. But the Lord would have His children learn this lesson: that
they have something to do towards raising the spiritually dead. The
disciples had not only to take away the stone, but after Christ had
raised Lazarus they had to "loose and let him go."
It is a question if any man on the face of the earth has ever been
converted, without God using some human instrument, in some way. God
could easily convert men without us; but that is not His way.
The stone I want to speak about to-day, that must be rolled away
before any great work of God can be brought
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