THE MESSENGER OF PEACE: A Monthly Gospel Magazine. EDITED BY W. T. P. WOLSTON. VOL. II. EDINBURGH: J. S. ROBERTSON, 52 COCKBURN STREET. LONDON: G. MORRISH, 20 PATERNOSTER SQUARE. NEW YORK: LOIZEAUX BROTHERS, 63 FOURTH AVENUE. 1883) Per. 1419 "If you should die, what then?" Innocence-Guilt-Grace, "Is that all?" "If that is Christianity, then I am a Christian,' ... 47 His Death, Jonah's Sermon, Light and Darkness, Man's Question and God's Answer, Man's Way and God's Way, Poetry-Behold! the Lord, Religious, but Lost,... Seven Prayers and their Results, Still the Day of Grace, Thanksgivings for what? The Blood that Cleanseth, The Blood the Ground of the Sinner's Justifi- The Cross and the Resurrection, ... W. E. 108 W. E. ... 293 The Deity, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus, THE MESSENGER OF PEACE A GOSPEL MAGAZINE. "WHICH LINE ARE YOU ON?" OU don't think he'll get better, doctor, do you? I'm sure I don't; he seems like dying to-night." "While there is life there is hope in a fever case, so we must relax none of our efforts," was my reply. The sick man had brought a delicate wife from New Zealand to see a noted physician. On arriving in Edinburgh, he found that death, at too early an age, had just swept the illustrious man from the land of the living, and then himself contracting typhus fever, his condition on the fifteenth day quite warranted the remark just given. The speaker was a kindly but shrewd lodging-house keeper, who had offered to the worn-out wife, and nurse of the sick man, to relieve them for a little, wait my midnight visit, and receive any directions I might give, while they got a rest. Much interested in the welfare of his lodger, he was rather cheered by my reply, and readily took A |