iVben such mels as John Wesley and
ieorge Whitefield ansi D. V. Uoody
lave a world for a parish, they realize
ion large that field is, ami they sh)
tverytblng ia their power to travel
iver it before they die. The triis- evan
[ellet preaches sin Sunday, lb' elso
ireaches on Monday, Tuesday, Wednes
lay, Thursday, Friday ami Saturday.
He not only preaches at night, hut lo
lie afternoons ami in tin' mornings.
lb- pis ashes at all linn's ansi under all
conditions. He seems t's say to ll I 111 -
wlf: "The harvest ls plenteous, but the
laborers are few. <> God, give me
itrength to wield thy sickie with super
[inman power and gather thy sheaves
by the multitudes int.s tbe gospel gran
nry."
No wssrk is tos. great fssr the trite gol ,
pel evangelist if he can only get an
audience to hear him preach. Turn ts.
the letter which Daniel Baker wrote to
his son lr '>.".? lin was then an aging
man of uxtj three, ret be wrote these
words: "My speaking amounts t?> some
three or four sermons a day. and this
for sune three ot four months past.
