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From: The Gospel Messenger: Volume 22 (1907)

ALL who desire to walk devotedly can always find a path to walk in; whereas, on the contrary, the man who draws a plea, from outward circumstances, for relaxing his energy would not be energetic, though most favourably situated. C. H. M.

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The Gospel Messenger: Volume 22 (1907)

• "Withhold Not Thy Hand."

• How I Entered the Valley of Blessing.

• "I Want to Go Too."

• Fragment.

• Charlie and His Wife.

• "The Unexpected Happens!"

• Triumphant Death., A

• God's Remedy.

• Our Title to Glory.

• "Without a Grudge."

• Fragment.

• Isaiah's Heavenly Vision.

• Indifference.

• Life Out of Death.

• God's Rest and the way to it.

• "Christ and His Merits."

• "I Am the Way."

• Voice of Wisdom., The

• Three Months After Death.

• Samson's Riddle.

• Peat Seller's Conversion., A

• "Who is Your Master?"

• Satan's Two Great Lies.

• Fragment.

• "I'm Not Fit to Die."

• "He Made Room for Himself."