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December 16
"Come unto me."¡XMatthew 11:28
The cry of the
Christian religion is the gentle word, "Come." The Jewish law harshly
said, "Go, take heed unto thy steps as to the path in which thou shalt
walk. Break the commandments, and thou shalt perish; keep them, and thou shalt
live." The law was a dispensation of terror, which drove men before it as
with a scourge; the gospel draws with bands of love. Jesus is the good Shepherd
going before his sheep, bidding them follow him, and ever leading them onwards
with the sweet word, "Come." The law repels, the gospel attracts. The
law shows the distance which there is between God and man; the gospel bridges
that awful chasm, and brings the sinner across it.
From the first moment
of your spiritual life until you are ushered into glory, the language of Christ
to you will be, "Come, come unto me." As a mother puts out her finger
to her little child and woos it to walk by saying, "Come," even so
does Jesus. He will always be ahead of you, bidding you follow him as the
soldier follows his captain. He will always go before you to pave your way, and
clear your path, and you shall hear his animating voice calling you after him
all through life; while in the solemn hour of death, his sweet words with which
he shall usher you into the heavenly world shall be--"Come, ye blessed of
my Father."
Nay, further, this is not only Christ's cry to you, but,
if you be a believer, this is your cry to Christ--"Come! come!" You
will be longing for his second advent; you will be saying, "Come quickly,
even so come Lord Jesus." You will be panting for nearer and closer
communion with him. As his voice to you is "Come," your response to
him will be, "Come, Lord, and abide with me. Come, and occupy alone the
throne of my heart; reign there without a rival, and consecrate me entirely to
thy service."