Reformation ...Still Going on !!!

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The Reformation God wants, in us....has never stopped moving forward.

Each generation of Christians, should be learning more, than the last generation has learned.

Jesus began the work of reformation by coming into close sympathy with humanity.

Jesus reproved self-indulgence in all its forms, yet He was social in His nature.

He accepted the hospitality of all classes, visiting the homes of the rich and the poor, the learned and the ignorant, and seeking to elevate their thoughts from questions of commonplace life to those things that are spiritual and eternal.

He gave no license to dissipation, and no shadow of worldly levity marred His conduct;

While He showed the greatest reverence for the law of God, He rebuked the pretentious piety of the Pharisees, and tried to free the people from the senseless rules that bound them.

He was seeking to break down the barriers which separated the different classes of society, that He might bring men together as children of one family.
His attendance at the marriage feast was designed to be a step toward effecting this. 

God has given direction as to how the work is to be done.
In our camp meetings we meet all classes of people, high and low, rich and poor. None are excluded.

It is the Lord's desire that the very best of medical missionary physicians shall hold themselves in readiness to cooperate with the ministers of the gospel.

They are to be one with Christ, men through whom God can work.
The Lord desires His work to advance in reformatory lines.
During our camp meetings genuine medical missionary work is to be done. 

     No line is to be drawn between the genuine medical missionary work and the gospel ministry.
These two must blend.

They are not to stand apart as separate lines of work.
They are to be joined in an inseparable union, even as the hand is joined to the body.
Those in our institutions are to give evidence that they understand their part in the genuine gospel medical missionary work.

A solemn dignity is to characterize genuine medical missionaries.
They are to be men who understand and know God and the power of His grace. 

  It must be remembered that Jesus spent most of HIS time healing the sick, helping the poor.