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Title: "Blasts" from The Ram's Horn
Year: 1902 (1900s)
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Subjects: Poetry
Publisher: Chicago, The Ram's Horn Co.
Contributing Library: University of Connecticut Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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d inprayer, take time to meditate. • • • WALKING WITH GOD JUST as surely as we followChrist we will lead men. There is no way of getting children tobe good like showing them how. The noblest ambition any one can haveis an ambition to live altogether forChrist. There are men who hope to get to hea-ven simply because they have never beenin jail. A stereotyped prayer may possibly bebetter than none, but it never bringsdown fire from heaevn. It is a great deal easier for some peopleto pray for the preacher than it is to dotheir part toward his support. There is no more abominable idol in thesight of God than the plan of salvationthat man makes for himself. All work for Christshould be done in aChristlike spirit. An opportunity to doan unselfish act is achance to take a stepwith Christ. Whenever we do agood deed, it means thatChrist and we have beenworking together. The first thing everyChristian ought to deter-mine upon should be thathe will follow Christ, nomatter where he maylead.
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There is something- more m baptism than a holidayspectacle. 154 Blasts From The Rams HornRAINBOW RAYS. HE wisest thing-anyone can do is toobey Christ. People who hopeare generally peo-ple who help. It costs more to beproud than it doesto be generous. When men begingoing away from God theydo not do it on the run. A drop of dew tries as hardto do Gods will as a thunderstorm, There are too many people who onlyengage in religion for pastime. The gates of heaven can be seen by theman who stands on the Bible to look. The example of the genteel tippler killsmore souls than that of the drunkard.

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