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December 25
Evening
"And it was so, when the days of their feasting were gone about, that Job sent and sanctified them, and rose up early in the morning, and offered burnt offerings according to the number of them all: for Job said, It may be that my sons have sinned, and cursed God in their hearts. Thus did Job continually"(Job 1:5).
The early morning sacrifice of Job should be imitated by the believer for himself before he rests tonight. Amid the cheerfulness of household gatherings it is easy to slide into sinful levities and to forget our character as Christians. It should not be so. But our days of feasting are seldom days of sanctified enjoyment. They frequently degenerate into unholy mirth. There is joy that is as pure and sanctifying as though one bathed in the rivers of Eden. Holy gratitude should be just as purifying an emotion as grief. Unfortunately, the house of mourning often encourages spiritual growth more than the house of feasting. Believer, in what have you sinned today? Have you been forgetful of your high calling? Have you filled your conversation with idle words and loose speeches? Then confess the sin, and hurry to the sacrifice. The confess the sin, and hurry to the sacrifice. The precious blood of the Lamb that was slain removes the guilt and pruges away the defilement of the sins of ignorance and carelessness. This is the best ending of Christmas day - to wash anew in the cleansing fountain. Believer, come to this sacrifice every night. To live at the altar is the privilege of the royal priesthood. Son, great as it is, is no reason for despair. If you draw near to Jesus and confess your faults, He will cleanse your conscience from dead works.
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ÁÖ1. Àü 7:2.
ÁÖ2. º¦Àü 2:9
ÁÖ3. È÷ 9:14.
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