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October
23
"Will
ye also go away?"--John 6:67
Many have forsaken Christ, and have walked
no more with him; but what reason have you to make a change? Has there been any
reason for it in the past? Has not Jesus proved himself all-sufficient? He
appeals to you this morning--"Have I been a wilderness unto you?"
When your soul has simply trusted Jesus, have you ever been confounded? Have
you not up till now found your Lord to be a compassionate and generous friend
to you, and has not simple faith in him given you all the peace your spirit
could desire? Can you so much as dream of a better friend than he has been to
you? Then change not the old and tried for new and false. As for the present,
can that compel you to leave Christ? When we are hard beset with this world, or
with the severer trials within the Church, we find it a most blessed thing to
pillow our head upon the bosom of our Saviour. This is the joy we have today
that we are saved in him; and if this joy be satisfying, wherefore should we
think of changing? Who barters gold for dross? We will not forswear the sun
till we find a better light, nor leave our Lord until a brighter lover shall
appear; and, since this can never be, we will hold him with a grasp immortal,
and bind his name as a seal upon our arm. As for the future, can you suggest
anything which can arise that shall render it necessary for you to mutiny, or
desert the old flag to serve under another captain? We think not. If life be
long--he changes not. If we are poor, what better than to have Christ who can
make us rich? When we are sick, what more do we want than Jesus to make our bed
in our sickness? When we die, is it not written that "neither death, nor
life, nor things present, nor things to come, shall be able to separate us from
the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord!" We say with Peter,
"Lord, to whom shall we go?"