Seekers for Light 10 Faith - What is it?

from Down to Earth But Heavenly Minded · host Irving Risch

Seekers for Light. Fourteen Addresses to Edinburgh Students. by W. T. P. Wolston, M.D. Contents. Chapter  1 A Fisherman's Discovery Chapter  2 Truth — What is it? Chapter  3 A Publican's Guest Chapter  4 A Ruler's Difficulty Chapter  5 A Thief's Confession Chapter  6 Grace — What is it? Chapter  7 A Chancellor of the Exchequer's Dilemma Chapter  8 Eternal Life- How to get it Chapter  9 A Soldier's Desire Chapter 10 Faith — What is it? Chapter 11 A Jailor's Enquiry Chapter 12 A Rich Man's Perplexity Chapter 13 A Prisoner and a King Chapter 14 "No Man Can Serve Two Masters"  Preface. God takes great interest in young men. Life is before them, and He would have that life devoted to Him. It was an angel who first heard the command, "Run, speak to this young man" (Zech. 2:4), but, since then, He has often stirred His servants to specially seek them. It was an impulse of that sort which led to the delivery of the addresses in this little volume, and the Lord graciously blessed the spoken word to many a youthful heart.  The knowledge of this has led to their publication. That God may deign, by these simple unvarnished words, to win many more hearts for His dear Son, is the fervent desire, and prayer of the Author. 46 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, 16th December 1897.

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Seekers for Light. Fourteen Addresses to Edinburgh Students. by W. T. P. Wolston, M.D. Contents. Chapter 1 A Fisherman's Discovery Chapter 2 Truth — What is it? Chapter 3 A Publican's Guest Chapter 4 A Ruler's Difficulty Chapter 5 A Thief's Confession Chapter 6 Grace — What is it? Chapter 7 A Chancellor of the Exchequer's Dilemma Chapter 8 Eternal Life- How to get it Chapter 9 A Soldier's Desire Chapter 10 Faith — What is it? Chapter 11 A Jailor's Enquiry Chapter 12 A Rich Man's Perplexity Chapter 13 A Prisoner and a King Chapter 14 "No Man Can Serve Two Masters" Preface. God takes great interest in young men. Life is before them, and He would have that life devoted to Him. It was an angel who first heard the command, "Run, speak to this young man" (Zech. 2:4), but, since then, He has often stirred His servants to specially seek them. It was an impulse of that sort which led to the delivery of the addresses in this little volume, and the Lord graciously blessed the spoken word to many a youthful heart. The knowledge of this has led to their publication. That God may deign, by these simple unvarnished words, to win many more hearts for His dear Son, is the fervent desire, and prayer of the Author. 46 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, 16th December 1897.