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FELLOWSHIP WITH THE SAINTS
The converse of saints on earth should be a rehearsal of their everlasting communion
in heaven. TN156
In walking, friends become communicative—one tells his trouble, and the other tries
to console him under it, and then imparts to him his own secret in return. When
persons are constantly in the habit of walking together from choice, you may be
quite sure there are many communications between them with which no stranger
may intermeddle. 1307.436
I once visited an aged Christian woman who said to me when she was near death,
“Sir, I do not think that God will appoint me my portion with the ungodly, for I could
never bear their company; and I do hope I shall be among his people, though I am
very unworthy, for I never was so happy as when I was with them.” Yes, you will
keep the same company for ever. The sheep shall be with the sheep, and the goats
with the goats. Your delight prophesies your destiny. 1373.514
I cultivate the practice of endeavouring to see my Lord in all his people, for he IS
there, and it is irreverent not to honour him. He IS with them, and is in them; why
should we doubt it? That is something worth remembering. If so many temples of the
Holy Ghost come together, why, surely, the Holy Ghost himself is there, and the
place whereon they stand is holy ground. 1761.45
Some Christians try to go to heaven alone, in solitude; but believers are not
compared to bears, or lions, or other animals that wander alone; but those who
belong to Christ are sheep in this respect, that they love to get together. Sheep go in
flocks, and so do God’s people. 1807.597
Warm-hearted saints keep each other warm, but cold is also contagious. 1963.285
If any of you are in positions where you can enjoy Christian fellowship, and you have
an opportunity of earning ten times as much money in another position where you
must give up that fellowship, do not do it. 3037.211
Let us treasure the virtues and excellences of our fellow-members, and search for
signs of the Spirit’s work in them; and, remembering our own imperfections and
failures, let us not fix our eyes upon their defects. 3130.64