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Henry Drummond, early teacher of Bible New Thought

Serving New Thought is pleased to present

Henry Drummond's

A Life for a Life

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A Tribute, by D. L. Moody - A Life for a Life - Lessons From The Angelus - The Ideal Man - Contents -


ploughs and yokes; which is to say that the highest conceivable life was mainly spent in doing common work. Christ's public ministry occupied only about two and a half years; the great bulk of His time He was simply at work, and ever since then work has had a new meaning.

     When Christ came into the world, He came to men at their work. He appeared to the shepherds, the working classes of those days; He appeared also to the wise men, the students of those days. Three deputations went out to meet Him. First came the shepherds, second the wise men, and third the two old people, Simeon and Anna--that is to say, Christ comes to men at their work, He comes to men at their books, and He comes to men at their worship. But you will notice that it was the old people who found Christ

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