Such is our wonderful Saviour, a Friend with human heart of sympathy who has trod our pathway and is touched with the feeling of our infirmities; a Shepherd who gave His life for the sheep in an all-atoning sacrifice; an Advocate who represents us with all-prevailing power before the throne of the Judge Eternal; a Champion who Can break the power of canceled sin and set the prisoner free; a Victor who can smite death’s threatening wave before us; a Lord in whom we see the beauty and glory of the face of God. We are called upon to confess Him with lip and life. To us to live is Christ. Knowing Him we have eternal life. We have all the soul needs in Jesus. There is no substitute for Him. None can share His throne in our hearts. The Kingdom is His who is the Christ—the anointed King. Our joy is in Him, where all fullness dwells. We can say with Charles Wesley, “Thou, O Christ, art all I want,” and our daily life should be one of close, constant communion with Christ. [Illustration] No. 21. CHRIST IS ALL. “Unto you therefore which believe he is precious.”—Pet. 11:7. W. A. WILLIAMS, by per. _Effectiva as a Soprano Solo, Ad lib._ 1. I entered once a home of care, For age and penury were there, Yet peace and joy withal; I asked the lonely mother whence Her helpless widowhood’s defence. She told me, “Christ was all.” Christ is all, all in all, She told me “Christ was all”. 2. I stood beside a dying bed, Where lay a child with aching head, Waiting for Jesus’ call, I marked his smile, ’twas sweet as May, And as his spirit passed away, He whispered, “Christ is all.” Christ is all, all in all, He whispered “Christ is all.” 3. I saw the martyr at the at the stake, The flames could not his courage shake, Nor death his soul appall, I asked him whence his strength was giv’n, He looked triumphantly to Heav’n, And answered “Christ is all.” Christ is all, all in all, He answered, “Christ is all.” 4. I saw the gospel herald go, To Afric’s sand and Greenland’s snow, To save from Satan’s thrall: No home nor life he counted dear, Midst wants and perils owned no fear. He felt that “Christ is all.” Christ is all, all in all, He felt that “Christ is all.” 5. I dreamed that hoary time had fled; The earth and sea gave up their dead, A fire dissolved this ball; I saw the church’s ransom’d throng, I heard the burden of their song. ’twas “Christ is all in all.” Christ is all, all in all, ’Twas Christ is all in all. 6. Then come to Christ, oh! come today. The Father, Son, and Spirit say; The Bride repeats the call; For he will cleanse your guilty stains, His love will sooth your weary pains, For “Christ is all in all.” Christ is all, all in all, For “Christ is all in all.” End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Evolution Of Man Scientifically Disproved, by William A. Williams