D.L. Moody

Saturday, May 19, 2012

May 31


Ye shine as lights. (Philippians 2:15)


If we cannot be a lighthouse, let us be a tallow candle. In the old times, people used to come to the evening meetings, bringing their candles with them. The first one would not make a great illumination, but as more came there was more light.

Suppose all Christians to-day were burning with even a candlelight, would not God be more glorified? If we cannot be a lighthouse let us be a tallow candle. Or even a farthing rushlight! That is well enough if it is all you can be. Be all you can.

*Tallow: the fatty tissue of animals used by smearing to waterproof boats or wine barrels. Tallow candle: a candle with a wick dipped in fat. Rushlight: a small, feeble candle light.
www.Dictionary.com  —Copyright © 2006 Random House, Inc.  Unabridged (v 1.1) From Random House Unabridged Dictionary

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