WE wonder what these dear boys are talking about so earnestly. Even boys, usually so full of life and fun, have their troubles, and they like to have someone in whom they can confide, and tell their sorrows.
The Lord Jesus listens to our prayers and we can confide in Him as in no one else.
It seems to be a very serious and important matter that is occupying these boys. Perhaps they realize that they must spend eternity either in heaven or in hell, and the one in the doorway may be telling the other boys the sure way of getting to heaven.
How many of our dear readers would be able to tell the boys how to be saved? No doubt a good number have found out the way, and can tell others the same good news of salvation.
We would like to have our young friends send in answers on this most important question,
How is one to be saved? Quoting one or more Scriptures.
If any of our readers are not saved, we beg of you to settle at once this greatest of all questions, —your eternal salvation. Do not put off the matter any longer. You cannot afford to do so.
The coming of the Lord must be very near, and when He comes and takes away all of His own redeemed ones, the door of mercy will be closed upon you forever. You would be left behind for His judgment.
ML 07/03/1927