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October
14
"I
count all things but loss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus
my Lord."--Philippians 3:8
Spiritual knowledge of Christ will be a
personal knowledge. I cannot know Jesus through another person's acquaintance
with him. No, I must know him myself; I must know him on my own account. It
will be an intelligent knowledge--I must know him, not as the visionary dreams
of him, but as the Word reveals him. I must know his natures, divine and human.
I must know his offices--his attributes--his works--his shame--his glory. I
must meditate upon him until I "comprehend with all saints what is the
breadth, and length, and depth, and height; and know the love of Christ, which
passeth knowledge." It will be an affectionate knowledge of him; indeed, if
I know him at all, I must love him. An ounce of heart knowledge is worth a ton
of head learning. Our knowledge of him will be a satisfying knowledge. When I
know my Saviour, my mind will be full to the brim--I shall feel that I have
that which my spirit panted after. "This is that bread whereof if a man
eat he shall never hunger." At the same time it will be an exciting
knowledge; the more I know of my Beloved, the more I shall want to know. The
higher I climb the loftier will be the summits which invite my eager footsteps.
I shall want the more as I get the more. Like the miser's treasure, my gold
will make me covet more. To conclude; this knowledge of Christ Jesus will be a
most happy one; in fact, so elevating, that sometimes it will completely bear
me up above all trials, and doubts, and sorrows; and it will, while I enjoy it,
make me something more than "Man that is born of woman, who is of few
days, and full of trouble"; for it will fling about me the immortality of
the ever living Saviour, and gird me with the golden girdle of his eternal joy.
Come, my soul, sit at Jesus's feet and learn of him all this day.