The Art of Soul-Winning by J.W. Mahood
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STUDY XXIII. CORRESPONDENCE. Memory Verse: "Ye see how large a letter I have written unto you with mine own hand."--(Gal. vi, 11.) Scripture for Meditation: Philemon. What a beautiful letter is that which Paul wrote to Philemon! How it breathes affection, and sympathy, and tender entreaty! And it was written _by his own hand_. Study this letter, and have your heart saturated with its spirit. You will then know how to write "words that touch" to your unsaved friends. There are special occasions [Transcriber's note: original reads 'ocasions'], such as the time of bereavement, of sickness, of trial, or of success, when this method may be employed to advantage. Many a soul has been won for Christ, and many a lonely life cheered by a sympathetic, wisely-worded letter, winged by prayer. Sitting in a public park, a young man was seen poring over a letter while the tears rained down his face, and he almost sobbed aloud. "It is from my mother," he said. "She wrote it herself, and though I ran away from home and broke her heart, yet she says that she still loves me, and is praying for me, and wants me to come home." |
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