NOTHING GOOD COMES EASILY.
l/nselfishness, even in its smallest acts and manifestations, costs some sacrifice. Work for others which costs us nothing is scarcely worth doing. It takes heart’s blood to heal hearts. It is those w ho sow in tears that shall reap in joy. Take* easy work if you will—w ork that costs you nothing; give only what you will not miss; spare yourself from self-denial.
and waste and sacrifice; but be not surprised it your hands art* empty in the harvest time. We must give it we are to receive; we must sow if we would reap.—J. It. Miller, D.D. Wliat a sublime truth in the words: “He saved others, Himself He could pot save.'* Christ could have saved Himself; He could save others. But even the Divine Son ol God could not save both. So, with the unselfishness of a great love He sacrificed Hi nisei t to save others. Go, thou and do likewise.
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White Ribbon, Volume 33, Issue 383, 18 June 1927, Page 4
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159NOTHING GOOD COMES EASILY. White Ribbon, Volume 33, Issue 383, 18 June 1927, Page 4
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