connected--wife, child, friends, my destiny--all into the hands of God. I glorify in the blessed truth that no being in the whole universe can cheat me out of anything or do me the least harm. Glory to God forever! How happy I am in accepting all the will and providence of God! From the time of my testimony I realized the glorious river of life flowing through my entire being. What a sweet sense of perfect purity filled my mind and heart! Holiness was written everywhere. My very body seemed sacred and pure, a temple for the holy God. Glory to the cleansing power of the blood of Jesus! "Precious Jesus, thou hast saved me, Thine and only thine I am. Oh, the precious blood has reached me! Glory, glory to the Lamb! "Long my yearning heart was trying To enjoy this perfect rest; But I gave all trying over, Simply trusting I was blessed. "Glory to the blood that bought me, Glory to its cleansing power, Glory to the blood that keeps me, Glory, glory evermore! "Yes, I will stand up for Jesus; He has sweetly saved my soul, Cleansed me from inbred corruption, Sanctified and made me whole. "Oh, I can no longer doubt it, Halleluiah, I am free! Jesus saves me, soul and body, And he sweetly dwells in me." FOOTNOTE: [6] Brother Warner was one of the principal debaters of the Church of God. Dr. Forney mentions his debates as follows: In August, 1871 with the Reverend Mr. Baker, of the Disciple Church, the proposition being, "The Church of God of which I am a member is the only church of divine origin." In June, 1872, with Leonard Parker, Methodist Episcopal Church, on the old subject of baptism. On May 15, 1874, near Orton, Nebr., he defended the perpetuity and public observance of feet-washing as an ordinance against E. Evans, of the Disciple Church. At the Osborne Schoolhouse, near Seward, Nebr., with C. L. Boyd, Adventist. The proposition discussed was, "The first day of the week has been set apart by divine authority as Sabbath or Lord's day." The discussion was the outcome of a series of addresses by Boyd on the seventh day Sabbath. So well did Warner defend the proposition, says Forney, that at the close of the debate the congregation present voted thirty-six to sixteen that he had established it. The debate continued three evenings. VIII THE HOLINESS AWAKENING