Poisoned Meat

‘■^If a man Jtad poison mixed with his meat, althotcgh the excellence of his digestion or the strejigth of his constitution might bear him through, yet he would 7’icn great Thus a soul may survive grave doctrinal error; it is possible for it to struggle out of the power of a strong dose of Popery, or Socinianism, or ‘’ Modern Thought “; but it runs great risks, of a character so violent that no one should lightly venture upon them. Our safest course is to take heed what we hear, and partake of nothing which comes from doubtful quarters.

O, my Lord, do thou feed me with the bread of life. Suffer me not to taste of Satan’s dainties. I have no strength to spare. Forbid that I should test it by imbibing the deadly teachings of those who err from thy truth.