Scenes in Switzerland by The American Tract Society
page 48 of 73 (65%)
page 48 of 73 (65%)
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"Not quite that, for the heart that loves Jesus can live and work for him anywhere; but with a free choice I prefer this." I felt that she was right, it was the work God had given her to do, and she was willing to do it; while the question returned to me with tenfold force, Are you as willing to labor in the field that He has given to you? The man with a vineyard places his laborers as he would have them, giving each one according to his capacity, be it more or less. Our Father has a vineyard; it is the world, and his children are the laborers. "Go work in my vineyard," is the command. The choice is His who placed us there; to work is ours. "Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you; and lo! I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world." The next day I left Lausanne, the good pastor and his wife joining me for a few miles on my way, and then we parted--to meet, teacher and taught, in the city of our God. The Guide Of Montanvert. We were passing the summer at the Pays de Vaud; thence making excursions, as suited our inclination, to different portions of the country, always finding something new and striking--something out of which we could draw profitable lessons for the future. |
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