17. Keep The Sabbath Day Holy 18. Your Fruit Unto Holiness 19. Without Natural Affection 20. Sowing And Reaping 21. To Actual Settlers 22. The Widow’s Mite 23. Are We Drifting 24. Pap 25. Victory 26. Lock Up 27. A Success 28. They Might Be A Success 29. Fear, Or The Scare-crow Devil 30. Trust 31. Seeing Eye To Eye 32. The Edge Off 33. The Old Salt Lick 34. Be Positive 35. The Dead Line 36. Pump Logs 37. The End 38. Conclusion I. A TRANSLATION. “Once I wandered in the maze of error, In the downward road; Oft my soul was filled with fear and terror When I thought of God. Jesus saw me rushing on to ruin, Offered pardoning grace; And I left the way I was pursuing, Turned and saw his face. CHORUS-- Now I feel my sins forgiven, Through th’ atoning blood, And I have a blessed hope of heaven, Glory be to God. I am glad I ever found the Saviour, Now I’m fully blest; There are pleasures in His pardoning favor, Joy, and peace, and rest. I’m standing on the holy mountain, Near Salvation’s pool, And the waters from the bursting fountain Cheer my thirsty soul. I’ve left earth’s vain and fleeting pleasures, Bade them all adieu; And I’m seeking now for heavenly treasures, Lasting, pure and true. Glittering toys of time, farewell forever; To you I’ll not bow; I will leave my blessed Jesus never; He’s my portion now. I will tell Salvation’s pleasing story, While I live below, And I’ll try to spread my Saviour’s glory, Everywhere I go. When the word is from the Master given, ‘Child, from toiling cease,’ I expect to find a home in heaven, Home of endless peace.” When young, I was “trained up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.” Well do I recollect some of the first lessons taught me by my parents--such as “Our Father which art in heaven,” and “Now I lay me down to sleep,” and others of a like character. These were in the morn of life, printed upon memory’s tablet. I always believed there was a divine reality in the religion of Jesus Christ. I do not recollect a long time when the Spirit of God did not strive with me, and often powerfully; so that frequently I felt that I was the chief of sinners. I would often resolve to seek the Lord, and when the time came I would procrastinate for a more convenient season. Thus I grieved my heavenly Father for thirty-two long years.