Fifteen Years Without a Break

From: Christian Truth: Volume 29

Introduced to a young lady who had attended Sunday School for fifteen years without a break of any kind, I inquired as to when she found Christ as her Savior, to which she replied,

"Only last year."

Teachers, toil on, your "labor is not in vain in the Lord" (1 Cor. 15:58⁵⁸Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye stedfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labor is not in vain in the Lord. (1 Corinthians 15:58)).

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Christian Truth: Volume 29

• Waiting for Christ

• Beware of the World

• Glories of Christ as the Son of Man, The: The Son of Man Lifted Up

• Narrow Way, The: Poem

• My Fellowship

• Epaphras or the Service of Prayer

• Teaching by Contrast

• Christ on the Cross

• Mark, The Gospel of: How it Begins and How it Ends

• Fifteen Years Without a Break

• Two Parables of Our Lord

• Enemy Will Come Back, The

• Poems of Francis Quarles, From the

• Christ I Love Thee: Psalm 63:8

• Glories of Christ as the Son of Man, The: The Son of Man Glorified and Glorifying God

• Looking Unto Jesus

• What Think Ye of Christ?

• My Life Is Hid With Him in God

• Who Is This Son of Man? The Higher Mysteries

• Stored Treasures

• Head Coverings

• Something for the Lord

• Law and Priestly Grace

• Service and Communion: A Word to Young Workers

• Father's House, The

• He Was Moved With Compassion

• Living Christ

• Glories of Christ as the Son of Man, The: All Things Put Under His Feet

• Your Description

• Chosen People, A: Special Treasure Rejected

Fifteen Years Without a Break

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