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"
All
men
are
sinners
in
the
light
of
the
Lord
,
"
he
declared
.
"
Unless
they
repent
,
unless
they
accept
Christ
,
His
love
and
forgiveness
of
them
,
they
can
never
know
the
happiness
of
being
spiritually
whole
and
clean
.
Oh
,
my
friends
!
If
you
could
but
know
the
peace
and
content
that
comes
with
the
knowledge
,
the
inward
understanding
,
that
Christ
lived
and
died
for
you
and
that
He
walks
with
you
every
day
and
hour
,
by
light
and
by
dark
,
at
dawn
and
at
dusk
,
to
keep
and
strengthen
you
for
the
tasks
and
cares
of
the
world
that
are
ever
before
you
.
Oh
,
the
snares
and
pitfalls
that
beset
us
all
!
And
then
the
soothing
realization
that
Christ
is
ever
with
us
,
to
counsel
,
to
aid
,
to
hearten
,
to
bind
up
our
wounds
and
make
us
whole
!
Oh
,
the
peace
,
the
satisfaction
,
the
comfort
,
the
glory
of
that
!
"
"
Amen
!
"
asseverated
his
wife
,
and
the
daughter
,
Hester
,
or
Esta
,
as
she
was
called
by
the
family
,
moved
by
the
need
of
as
much
public
support
as
possible
for
all
of
them
--
echoed
it
after
her
.
Clyde
,
the
eldest
boy
,
and
the
two
younger
children
merely
gazed
at
the
ground
,
or
occasionally
at
their
father
,
with
a
feeling
that
possibly
it
was
all
true
and
important
,
yet
somehow
not
as
significant
or
inviting
as
some
of
the
other
things
which
life
held
.
They
heard
so
much
of
this
,
and
to
their
young
and
eager
minds
life
was
made
for
something
more
than
street
and
mission
hall
protestations
of
this
sort
.
Finally
,
after
a
second
hymn
and
an
address
by
Mrs.
Griffiths
,
during
which
she
took
occasion
to
refer
to
the
mission
work
jointly
conducted
by
them
in
a
near-by
street
,
and
their
services
to
the
cause
of
Christ
in
general
,
a
third
hymn
was
indulged
in
,
and
then
some
tracts
describing
the
mission
rescue
work
being
distributed
,
such
voluntary
gifts
as
were
forthcoming
were
taken
up
by
Asa
--
the
father
.
The
small
organ
was
closed
,
the
camp
chair
folded
up
and
given
to
Clyde
,
the
Bible
and
hymn
books
picked
up
by
Mrs.
Griffiths
,
and
with
the
organ
supported
by
a
leather
strap
passed
over
the
shoulder
of
Griffiths
,
senior
,
the
missionward
march
was
taken
up
.
During
all
this
time
Clyde
was
saying
to
himself
that
he
did
not
wish
to
do
this
any
more
,
that
he
and
his
parents
looked
foolish
and
less
than
normal
--
"
cheap
"
was
the
word
he
would
have
used
if
he
could
have
brought
himself
to
express
his
full
measure
of
resentment
at
being
compelled
to
participate
in
this
way
--
and
that
he
would
not
do
it
any
more
if
he
could
help
.
What
good
did
it
do
them
to
have
him
along
?
His
life
should
not
be
like
this
.
Other
boys
did
not
have
to
do
as
he
did
.
He
meditated
now
more
determinedly
than
ever
a
rebellion
by
which
he
would
rid
himself
of
the
need
of
going
out
in
this
way
.
Let
his
elder
sister
go
if
she
chose
;
she
liked
it
.
His
younger
sister
and
brother
might
be
too
young
to
care
.
But
he
--
"
They
seemed
a
little
more
attentive
than
usual
to-night
,
I
thought
,
"
commented
Griffiths
to
his
wife
as
they
walked
along
,
the
seductive
quality
of
the
summer
evening
air
softening
him
into
a
more
generous
interpretation
of
the
customary
indifferent
spirit
of
the
passer-by
.
"
Yes
;
twenty-seven
took
tracts
to-night
as
against
eighteen
on
Thursday
.
"
"
The
love
of
Christ
must
eventually
prevail
,
"
comforted
the
father
,
as
much
to
hearten
himself
as
his
wife
.
"
The
pleasures
and
cares
of
the
world
hold
a
very
great
many
,
but
when
sorrow
overtakes
them
,
then
some
of
these
seeds
will
take
root
.
"
"
I
am
sure
of
it
.
That
is
the
thought
which
always
keeps
me
up
.
Sorrow
and
the
weight
of
sin
eventually
bring
some
of
them
to
see
the
error
of
their
way
.
"
