121. Do All to the Glory of God

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“A Young Believer.” We can see nothing wrong in your employing your leisure hours in endeavoring to improve yourself in writing, arithmetic, and bookkeeping, with a view to your greater efficiency in your calling, provided always that it does not interfere with your study of the Bible and private prayer. Were you to study these things from mere ambition, it would be clearly wrong; but we are of opinion that the apostle Paul would not have objected to read a treatise on tent-making, if lie could improve himself in his calling by so doing. However, one must be very much guided in such things by the moral effect produced on one's own spirit. We are deeply interested in your case; and we pray the Lord to guide and bless you, and make you a blessing. Nothing could afford us greater pleasure than to be used in any way to help a young believer.