Loving and Hating One's Life James R. Miller, pub.1896 ed., 2017 published here 1 February 2017 copyright status is Public Domain Subjects: Ministry, Missionary, Consecration, Work It seemed a waste of precious life when Jesus died so young, and in such shame…. He lost His life, but that seed became the world’s hope and joy. We understand it now. Christianity is the outcome of that “waste.” Heaven is the fruit of the Redeemer’s sacrifice. from Loving and Hating One’s Life	From the book Things to Live For. Loving and Hating One’s Life Our Lord’s teaching is that only the life that is lost in love is really saved. The illustration is given in this little parable: Except a grain of wheat fall into the earth and die, it abideth by itself alone; but if it die, it beareth much… [read more]

Loving and Hating One's Life

James R. Miller, pub.1896
ed., 2017

published here 1 February 2017
copyright status is Public Domain

Subjects: Ministry, Missionary, Consecration, Work

It seemed a waste of precious life when Jesus died so young, and in such shame…. He lost His life, but that seed became the world’s hope and joy. We understand it now. Christianity is the outcome of that “waste.” Heaven is the fruit of the Redeemer’s sacrifice.

from Loving and Hating One’s Life

From the book Things to Live For.

Loving and Hating One’s Life
Our Lord’s teaching is that only the life that is lost in love is really saved. The illustration is given in this little parable: Except a grain of wheat fall into the earth and die, it abideth by itself alone; but if it die, it beareth much… [read more]