The Holiest of All By Andrew Murray

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he can count upon Christ to keep him. The deeper
he enters
into the spirit of the one, the more will he realise of the other.
The deeper he enters within the veil, the more will he feel with
drawn from the spirit of the camp and the party. And the
more he goes forth unto Him, bearing His reproach,
the more
will he find access through Him to enter in into His glory. In
both places the boldness of which the Epistle has spoken so
much will be found : the boldness in God s presence to claim
Christ and be one with Him ;
the boldness in presence of the
world to witness for Christ as one with Him. Let us therefore
go forth unto Him.
1. Separated from the world, separated unto God the negative and the positive side of the
Christian life ; Inseparably and most blessedly joined to each other. If we die with Him we shall
also live with Him.
2. There is perhaps no greater need in our day than that Ood should open the eyes of His
people to the solemn truth that the so-called Christian world is the very same world that rejected
Christ.
We are to bear to it the same relation He did.
3. Christ the rejected One, Christ the glorified One : the disciples were not fit to testify of Him
till the Holy Spirit from heaven had revealed Him in their hearts. Much less can we, who have
never seen Him, know Him in truth and power without the Holy Spirit, in the same Pentecostal
fulness of life, revealing Him within us.