Do It With Thy Might

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Aug 26, 1886

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 12, No. 33.

Do It With Thy Might

“Do It With Thy Might”—This is the first injunction, and most needful. If Christians would put a tithe of the energy into their religion which they put into their business, what vast results would accrue! Somehow or other it seems almost discreditable, in the view of many of Christ's disciples, to be chargeable with an intense and vehement zeal for God. “Strike the iron while it is hot,” everywhere but in religion, there keep a cool and suitable respectability, is the voice of multitudes who call themselves the servants of Christ. But there is no welding on to cold iron, and there is no joining and assimilation between a cold church and penitent souls. If we would save men, we must serve the Lord with all diligence.—Sel.