Thanks for your sends Carleeta

Gwen From Wichita, KS
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From: "Carleeta Manser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2008 5:55 PM
Subject: {dbilg} A Marked Distinction


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: A Marked Distinction
:
:     I pray not that thou shouldest take them out of the 
world, but that
: thou shouldest keep them from the evil. John 17:15.
:
:     Christians are to stand out distinct from the world as 
God's standard
: bearers, showing in their lives the influence of the 
transforming grace of
: Christ. They are raised up together to sit with Christ in 
heavenly places
: that they may reveal to the world, to angels, and to men 
an enduring
: representation of the eternal world. They are to hold 
forth the Word of
: life, warning men of the binding claims of God's law. God 
wants His servants
: to be of a high order. He wants them to obey laws of a 
higher order than the
: laws of the world--laws which are the transcript of His 
character.
:
:     God's work is supreme. He calls for all the powers of 
the intellect,
: all the spiritual endowments. They are to be consecrated 
to Him and to the
: service of humanity. He calls for workers who are 
partakers of the divine
: nature. Those who really believe in Jesus will be 
colaborers with Him,
: showing to the unfallen worlds and to the fallen world a 
character which is
: after the divine similitude. They are to show that they 
have a higher,
: holier order of enjoyment than the world can bestow. God 
will bestow the
: power of the Holy Spirit upon all who will cooperate with 
Him in the
: cultivation of all their endowments and talents, that they 
may stand on
: vantage ground. . . .
:
:     Christ's followers are to seek to improve the moral 
tone of the world,
: under the influence of the impartation of the Spirit of 
God. They are not to
: come down to the world's level, thinking that by doing 
this they will uplift
: it. In words, in dress, in spirit, in everything, there is 
to be a marked
: distinction between Christians and worldlings. This 
distinction has a
: convincing influence upon worldlings. They see that the 
sons and daughters
: of the Lord do separate themselves from the world, and 
that the Lord binds
: them up with Himself. . . . "And God hath both raised up 
the Lord, and will
: also raise up us by his own power" (1 Cor. 6:14). Who is 
willing to be
: raised to the highest level?
:
: >From That I May Know Him - Page 305
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