EXTRACTS

When the Holy Spirit has become in us a springing well or fountain, then we also can make a contribution in the meetings. One very often finds, alas! that only a few brothers take part in the readings. In this way the honeycomb, which the Lord is so glad to find in the midst of His own down here, does not come about. If such a honeycomb is really to be completed, then all the bees must take their part diligently in its construction ... Practical working together of all brothers and all sisters is God’s thought for the assembly. The honeycomb in Luke 24 presents this thought.

J. Taylor (N.S. Vol. 77, p.229)

The highest kind of prayer is that which does not spring from a sense of need, but from the desires which the revelation of God’s purposes produces.

J. N. Darby (Quoted in ‘Footprints for Pilgrims’, p.94) If my walk is not a condemnation of the world, it is not the walk of a saint.

C. A. Coates (‘Outline of Hebrews’, p.98)

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