“Go Work To-day in My Vineyard”
By Wm. Penniman
THERE is much implied in the word “go.” We can not go and sit still. The entire universe of God is in motion, and all his people should be in motion, doing good. The church in Peoria, Ill., gladly received the recent tracts, and I trust all will work with them; and as far as they can, help to warn this great city. Job said: “The cause which I knew not I searched out.” I find some honest souls who will read the tracts, and also our periodicals, for which I have some subscribers. I thank and praise the Lord for this, and take courage. The spirit of prophecy has recently said, “Let no one think he is at liberty to fold his hands and do nothing. That any one can be saved in idleness and inactivity is an utter impossibility.” We hope all will take heed to this teaching; and, by God’s blessing, we can be instruments in his hands of saving others, and thus save ourselves. We must do this, not selfishly, but because we delight to do it. “I delight to do thy will, O my God: yea, thy law is within my heart.” When all have the spirit of the message, “Go work to-day in my vineyard,” the world will be quickly warned; and it must be, and will be, in this generation. WM. PENNIMAN.