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HOW GOD SAVED A OVNADIAN 
 
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 #/oiv God Savea " Series, No. 4. oeo. o. renner, onpario 
 
)4;ow Qod ^aved a Canadian. 
 
 (JTr MEMORABLE night, one never to be 
 Ja forgotten, was the ist of March, 1881, to 
 -^ • V-^ me. I had trudged 2^ miles through 
 a blinding snowstorm to reach a little schoolhouse 
 where the Gospel was announced to be preached. 
 I reached it in due time, went in and took a seat, 
 and soon was listening to God's remedy for sin- 
 sick sinners, told out in its simplicity. And 
 during that Gospel service, while the stormy winds 
 were raging without, the "peace" of God that 
 comes " through believing " took possession of 
 mv heart within — I had been born of God. 
 
 Much had to be unlearned before I was willing 
 to receive the salvation which is only to be obtained 
 as a " free gift.' I had always been led to bei^^vc 
 it was by " our prayers and good works " that we 
 were ** made good enough " for heaven. But I 
 found it was " not of v/orks,'' nor " by works " 
 of our own, that sinners were saved, but by the 
 "finished" work of Jesus (John 19. 30). 
 
 I had thought a great deal of my prayer-saying, 
 and believed my prayers would "weigh weir' 
 when put in the scales alor^g with my other 
 
How God Saved a Canadian. 
 
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 " good works " against my " evil works." I knew 
 not that God yR2J& praying me to accept His salvation^ 
 and be " reconciled " to Him (2 Cor. 5. 20). 
 
 A difficulty now stood in my way; I could not 
 feel as though I loved God, and my want of 
 love, I thought, was an insurmountable barrier to 
 my having my sins forgiven. Oh, how dark and 
 ignorant was I concerning God's way of salvation. 
 My difficulty vanished before the light of the 
 wondrous truth, that " God so loved the world, that 
 He gave His only- begotten Son, that whosoever 
 believelh in Him should not perish, but have 
 everlasting life;" and ^^ Herein is love; not that 
 we loved God, but that He loved us, and sent His 
 Son to be the propitiation for our sins" (John 
 3. 16; I John 4. 10). I saw, instead of my 
 waiting to feel love to God, that I was to believe 
 in His love to me, and accept His love gift, 
 and the result would be love toward the One who 
 had done so much for me, filling my heart. 
 When I saw there was no "works" to do, nor any 
 "feelings" to wait for, I came to Jesus as I was, 
 weary and worn and sad. I believed in Him as 
 the One who died for my sins. I rested satisfied 
 
How God Saved a Canadian. 
 
 with the work He accomplished for my lalration. 
 I accepted Him as my own Saviour, and I knew 
 I was saved, not because I felt happy, but because 
 /esus died for me; and God has said, ''He thai 
 believeih on the Son hath everlasting life'' (John 3. 36). 
 Unsaved reader, I entreat you to take salvation 
 now on God's terms, namely— " Without money 
 and without price " (Isa. 55. i). "As a free gift " 
 (Rom. 6. 23). "Through believing" (Acts 16. 31). 
 Thea you will know you are saved. o. o. b. 
 
 " For God so loved the world, that He gave His only 
 begotten Son, that WHOSOEVER believeth in Him 
 should not perish, but have everlasting life" (John 3. 16). 
 
 Let your difficulties also vanish before this 
 
 v^ondrous truth. 
 
 "How Gocf Savoti'* SeHem, No. 4. 
 
 Glasgow: PICKERING & INGUS, Printers and Publisher*. 
 
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