Selah: Book 8 Too Tired Sunday Morning

Last Updated on : Saturday, October 11, 2014
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		Book 8 Too Tired Sunday Morning
		I am too tired," "I prefer to hear the lecture," "Brother so-and-so is the speaker, and I never get any good from his addresses." These are not justifiable excuses for absence from the Breaking of Bread. Christ's command is this: "This do in remembrance of me" (1 Cor. 11:24), and for us to ignore the command is to imperil our salvation. Was ever a divine appointment set aside without incurring disastrous consequences to ourselves and God's displeasure towards us? Those who absent themselves from the Lord's Table should think of this. To refrain willfully from assembling together on the first day of the week is not only to display a shocking lack of appreciation of the importance and profit of the appointment, but it is a direct insult to Christ. -- A.T. J Wait on Yahweh, and keep His way, and He shall exalt thee to inherit the land (Psalm 37:34). Selah Contents Also available in chapter format (one chapter --- on one web page)
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