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Stones Rolled Away

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Introduction - Stones Rolled Away - An Address to the Man Who Is Down - An Appeal to the Outsider; or the Claims of Christianity - One Way to Help Boys - Life On the Top Floor - The Kingdom and your Part in IT - The Three Elements of a Complete Life - Contents

that religious, or is it not? What is the meaning of it? It means, of course, that our work is just as religious as our worship; and unless we can make our work religious, three-fourths of our life remains unsanctified. The proof that work is religious is that the most of Christ's life was spent in work. It was not the Bible that was in His hands during these first thirty years of His life. It was the hammer and the plane. He was making chairs and tables and plows and yokes. That is to say, the highest conceivable life is in doing work. Christ's public ministry occupied only two and a half years. The great bulk of His time, He was simply at work; and from that moment work has had a new meaning given to it. When Christ came into the world He came to men at their work. He appealed to the shepherds, the working classes of those days. He also appealed to the wise men, the students of those days.

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