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WITH ALL THY STRENGTH

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jun 25, 1894

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 20, No. 33.

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WITH ALL THY STRENGTH.

By Ram's Horn

If we love God with all our strength, we will be strong enough to hold our tongues when the devil tells us to use them to find fault with people and things that do not exactly suit us. We will be strong enough to visit the sick and those in prison, and strong enough to reach down into our pockets occasionally and lift out a dollar or so that Christ would spend if he carried our pocket-books.
The man who loves God with all his strength does not sit in the front room and smoke while his invalid wife is out in the back yard doing a two weeks' washing. Neither does he spend the most of his time in holdingdown store boxes on the shady side of the street, while the companion of his bosom makes a living for him with her needle. The man who loves God with all his strength is never afraid of being overloaded, and he don't say, "I pray thee, have me excused," whenever the Lord shows him a cross that looks to be extra heavy.—Ram's Horn.