If an electric car stands motionless on the tracks, it is nothing
against the power of electricity. If an invalid has no appetite,
and cannot go out of doors at night, it is no argument against
things to eat and the joy of starlit air. If a man does not know
a flower by name, or a poem by heart, it is no indictment of the
beauty of a rose, or the charm of poetry. If we bear the name of
Christ but give no other sign of him, if we go through the forms
of godliness, but live powerless lives, it is a thousand
reproaches to us. To be powerless when Christ has all power, and
we can have all we want, is an arraignment to which we can make
no answer that is not self-incriminating.
- Maltbie Davenport Babcock
Last Revised: 2008 April 9
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