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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Mar 30, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 13.

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Guard Your Weak Points

A good general will discover the weak points in his fortress, and set a double guard to defend them in case of attack. If the enemy can discover these points, he hurls the brunt of his fight against them. This is good tactics for him, and many a fortress has fallen because the weak points were not carefully guarded. This principle is just as true with souls in the battle of life as in an army with the enemy at hand. Every one knows his own weak points, and he is a wise man who sets a double guard over them. He will fail at these if he fails at all. The enemy also knows them, and will make his hardest fight where we are most easily overcome. Let us carefully guard our own weak points.—Sabbath Recorder.