p. 16 | This One Thing I Do

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Nov 25, 1903

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 29, No. 47.

This One Thing I Do

The one purpose of Paul was to do God's will. “This one thing I do” was the way he phrased it. Persecuted, chased from city to city, he still cries, “This one thing I do.” When whipped and thrown into the prison bleeding, it did not discourage him. He buckled on his armor anew, and cried, “This one thing I do.” When stoned and left for dead, he arose not a whit shaken in his purpose. He sets his face to the dawn and shouts, “This one thing I do.” God wants the same purpose in His soldiers now.