The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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The Inner Life 1933

Later, the child had some private conversations with her “hus- band,” and he corroborated all her statements.

Shanti, who is a very pretty little girl, is anxious to return to Muttra, but her parents are unwilling to let her go. In the meantime more than 100,000 pilgrims have visited her father’s house in Delhi, all hoping to catch a glimpse of the “wonder child.”

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DOST THOU LOVE ME?

DOST thou love Me? Prove it now— By “Feed My sheep;” fulfill the vow! By fruits thou shalt be known, Not by words in pretense sown, Nor by any passing notion Playing on a strong emotion.

Canst thou say, when Thomas doubting Lifts his voice to frenzied shouting, “Peace, be still! Thy God reigneth, He thy perfect faith sustaineth: Hid with Christ in God thou knowest, Without signs, the way thou goest?”

When impulsive Peter cries, “I know Him not!” and thrice denies His Lord, wilt thou press on forsaken, Steadfast in thy love unshaken; See at close of earthly day “I Am the Door—I Am the Way?”

Canst thou hear the warning hiss Of the fatal Judas kiss, Let alone within the garden Pray the fervent prayer of pardon; On the cross with spear-thrust riven Know that all for Christ is given?

Dost thou love Me?—Art thou sure Thou canst every step endure To the Mount Transfiguration Where the end of thy probation Lifts the veil, and Resurrection Proves the truth of thine election?


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