Identifier: blastsfromramsho00unse (find matches)
Title: "Blasts" from The Ram's Horn
Year: 1902 (1900s)
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Subjects: Poetry
Publisher: Chicago, The Ram's Horn Co.
Contributing Library: University of Connecticut Libraries
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g, but better practice.Men might admire angel preaching, butH couldntmake them hate sin. What a cold church needs isnot a preacher with a biggerhead, but one with a warmerheart. Some preachers are afraid toopen the Bible very wide forfear they will have to die in thepoorhouse. Pounding the Bible and making a noise in church is onething, and winning men toChrist is another. The preacher who knows noth-ing about Christ, except whathe has learned by reading andstudy has no business in thepulpit.Who will have the highest place in heaven-—the man who did the biggest preaching,or the one who suffered v ^ most for Christ? There is still a gooddeal of preaching be-ing done in some pul-pits under which dev-ils never wince. The preaching thatis not in demonstrationof the Spirit, may winthe applause of thesinner, but he willkeep right on in hismeanness. Oratory is a greatgift, but it is nothingin comparison to thatsomething which Godputs into the hum-blest man who is filledwith the Holy Ghost.
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Many a faithful preacher who never owned a horse will go toheaven in a chariot. Blasts From The Rams Horn 183

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