...a striking picture truly. The parson is delivering a long and drowsy discourse on the text : " Come unto Me, all ye that labour, and I will give you rest." The congregation is certainly resting, and the pulpit bears the appropriate verse : "I am afraid of...

...trying to express : " Ho, every one that thirsteth, Come ye to the waters . . . yea, Come " ; " Come unto Me, all ye that labour, . . . and I will give you rest." And as the Come — Come — was still repeated with strange persistency and energy, we thought of...

...walk in green pastures and to lie down by still waters, that this is he who has not only said : "Come unto me all ye that labour and I will give you rest," — but has made the saying good in a thousand social institutions, — political, like the bankruptcy...

...is this that stands and weeps at the grave of Lazarus ? Who is this that calls to weary men, ' Come unto Me all ye that labour and I will give you rest ' ? Who is this that bursts into tears over the vision of doomed Jerusalem ? ' "Tis the Lord ! O wondrous...

...walk in green pastures and to lie down by still waters, that this is he who has not only said : "Come unto me all ye that labour and I will give you rest," — but has made the saying good in a thousand social institutions, — political, like the bankruptcy...

...few are willing to bring their labours to an end, giving too little credit to Him who cries, " Come unto me, all ye that labour, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me ; for I am meek and lowly in heart : for my yoke is easy, and...

...convinces the sinner that the conditional promises of the gospel are held out by God to him (eg, 'come unto me, all ye that labour . . . and I will give you rest'), and prompts him to make the appropriate response, ie, to trust. In giving assurance, he convinces the...

...hand " ; or in other words, " there is no problem." How could there be a problem in heaven ? " Come unto me all ye that labour and I will give you rest." Come to the understanding and you have rest from the struggle in both mathematics and metaphysics....

...God has given his children some wonderful promises during our temporary stay here in this life. "Come unto me, all ye that labour and I will give you rest" (Matt. 11-28). Our sins weigh us down, and the Lord takes this burden upon Himself. We must learn to...

...they are unable to absorb the meaning of simple words like sin, repent, turn to Jesus, as he says come unto me all ye that labour and I will give you rest. That is hard to understand that we can rest in God. The brain drain is not to another country, but...