. "Blasts" from The Ram's Horn. h everything thatwas being done bored you. By sitting on a back seat when youought to be on a front one. By watching the clock closer than youdo the points of the sermon. By not doing anything to get unconver-ted people into the meetings. By showing no interest in the conversionof the Sabbath school children. By putting en your overcoat and wrapswhile the last hymn is being sung. By not standing up to show which sideyou are on when requested to do so. By asking the Lord for everything excepta present blessing when you pray in pub-lic. By openly finding fault wit
. "Blasts" from The Ram's Horn. h everything thatwas being done bored you. By sitting on a back seat when youought to be on a front one. By watching the clock closer than youdo the points of the sermon. By not doing anything to get unconver-ted people into the meetings. By showing no interest in the conversionof the Sabbath school children. By putting en your overcoat and wrapswhile the last hymn is being sung. By not standing up to show which sideyou are on when requested to do so. By asking the Lord for everything excepta present blessing when you pray in pub-lic. By openly finding fault with the preach-er whenever his preaching does not suityou. By keeping your hands in your pocketswhen you ought to be shaking hands witheverybody. By getting up a social party or some sortof an entertainment rightin the middle of the meet-ings. By taking no part in thesinging, and doing nothingto show that your heart isin the talking agreat deal moreabout theweather andother unim-portant topicsthan you doabout When the church is idlethe devil can sleep. WHEN A REVIVAL IS NEEDED. When there is trouble in the choir. When the prayer meeting becomes dryand formal. When the pastor has to do all the pray-ing and singing. 3 When there are unconverted teachers inthe Sabbath school. When leading members will not speakto each other on the street. When wheel horses stand up and de-clare that there is no joy in their religion. When there are people in the churchwho are not sure whether they have beenever converted.
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