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“IMPORTANT”
Special Through Carriage
From Aberdeen to London.
WHILE
standing one day on the platform of the Aberdeen Station, I observed a
carriage with a board on it, intimating that it ran all the way from
Aberdeen to London. The doors of it were open. A few individuals looked
for this particular carriage, and on seeing “London” on it, they threw
in their traveling rugs, entered, and, seating themselves, prepared for
the journey.
Having furnished themselves with tickets, and satisfied
themselves that they were in the right carriage, they felt the utmost
confidence, nor did I observe any one of them coming out of the carriage,
and running about in a state of excitement, calling to those around them,
“Am I right? am I right?”
Nor did I see any one refusing to enter, because the
carriage provided for only a limited number to proceed by that train.
There might be 80,000 inhabitants in and around Aberdeen; but still there
was not one who talked of it as absurd to provide accommodation for only
about twenty persons, for practically it was found to be perfectly
sufficient. The carriage is for the whole city and neighbourhood, but
carries only such of the inhabitants as come and seat themselves in it
from day to day.
God has made provision of a similar kind. He has
provided a train of grace to carry this lost world’s inhabitants to
heaven; but only for as many as are willing to avail themselves of the
gracious provision.
All who will may come, and, through justification by
faith alone, may seat themselves in a carriage marked, “From Guilt to
Glory.” Whenever you hear the free and general offer of sal vation,
you need not stand revolving the question in your own mind - “Is it for
me?” for just as the railway company carry ALL who comply with their
printed regulations, irrespective of moral character, so if you come to
the station of grace, at the advertised time,
which is “now “ (See 2 Cor. vi. 2) - you will find the train of
salvation ready; and the ONLY regulation to be complied with by you, is that
you consent to let the Lord Jesus Christ charge himself with paying for your
seat,-which cannot surely be anything but an easy and desirable arrangement,
seeing you have NO means of paying for yourself.
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