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s dress, that of the sect of Nazarites; His forehead is smooth and large; His cheeks without blemish, and of roseate hue; His nose and mouth are formed with exquisite symmetry; His beard is thick and suitable to the hair of His head, reaching a little below His chin, and parting in the middle below; His eyes are clear, bright, and serene. "He rebukes with mildness, and invokes with the most tender and persuasive language--His whole address, whether in word or deed, being elegantly grave, and strictly characteristic of so exalted a being. No man has seen Him laugh, but the whole world beholds Him weep frequently, and so persuasive are His tears that the whole multitude can not withhold their tears from joining in sympathy with Him. He is moderate, temperate, and wise; in short, whatever the phenomenon may turn out in the end, He seems at present to be a man of excellent beauty and Divine perfection, every way surpassing man." 307 LAST SUPPER. To turn one's back on the Memorial Supper is to disregard the most tender, and loving, and melting of all our Saviour's commandments. It is not needful to know just how obedience will help us. It is enough to know that it was His dying command that we keep it till He come. --_Henry M. Grout._ 308 No man ought to profess the name of Christ who is not willing to do the deeds of Christ. 309 Our Saviour is represented everywhere in Scripture as the special patron of the poor and afflicted. --_Atterbury._ 310 IS NOT THIS THE CARPENTER? _Mark, vi, 3._ Yes, yes, a Carpenter, same trade as mine. It warms my heart as I read that line. I can stand the hard work, I can stand the poor pay, For I'll see that Carpenter at no distant day. --_From Thoughts for Every-day Living._ 311 He that thinks he hath no need of Christ hath too high thoughts of himself. He that thinks Christ can not help him hath too low thoughts of Christ. --_John Mason._ 312 A Christian is the highest style of man. --_Young._ 313 He that is a good man, is three-quarters of his way towards the being a good Christian, wheresoever he lives, or whatsoever he is
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