A Word Fitly Spoken

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Dec 17, 1912

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 39, No. 49.

A Word Fitly Spoken

THE Hon. E. Nelson Blake gives utterance to the following wise and timely words: “A positive belief that amounts to a conviction is an unfailing source of success. Wavering is weakness everywhere. This pertains to business, to politics, and more especially to religious life. Doubting there is dangerous. No man can put forth his best efforts if unbelief or disbelief in his work has entered into his heart or mind. ‘I know whom I have believed, and am persuaded,’ must be the bold utterance of every successful ambassador of Christ. Hesitation and doubt in the messenger and the message will produce only doubt and unbelief in the hearers. John Wesley said, ‘Give me but a hundred men who fear nothing but God, hate nothing but sin, and are determined to know nothing but Jesus and Him crucified, and I will set the world on fire with them.’”