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Inspiring and Power- ful Sermonby Rev. Dr. Legato Yester- day morning.

The following was the text oi the sermon preached by Rev. Dr. 1e- gate at St. James Presbyterian Church yesterday morning.

St. Matthew X, 39——“He that loseth his life for my sake shall find it."

“It is necessary above all else that in all our thoughts about our . religion we do not allow our stand- ards to fall below those that our Lord and Master set. For to lower ~ c - standards is the very thing we are being constantly enticed to do. The world and it". ways are so much with us that the weight oi its opinion is apt to tip the scale , when we come to the point oi. making decisions. -

"The tendency of our own na- tures is to take the easier way. the way that will make less or a v demand upon us when some path -

' is to be chosen or some service

done. 0f no one is more expected than of the Christian. Ordinary models, patterns, standards he has nothing to do with at all. His model i; Jesus Christ. his law 1s the Saviouris teaching, his goal is God. And in this startling statement from the lips oi Jesus we are re- minded of all this-“He that loseth his life for my rake shall find it.’ “The requirements of the Gos- pel with regard to its followers are not elastic: they are stringent to. the last degree. That i; one of the glories of the Gospel-—that there is rﬁhing else like it as a way of life; that it is not earth-bound, but heaven-bound: that it is lofty

holiness of God Himself Important Words "Now what do these words of our Lord mean, ‘He that loseth his life for my sake shall find it‘?

They must mean something im- portant, something which directly

, the only occasion upon which He

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Him. Martyrs have given

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spoke these words: on at least two other occasions of importance He aid the some thing. Does it mean Elvin! up our physical existence for His sake, dying for Him? Men and women. as we know, have died for them- selves gladly in the most hideous forms of torment and death at the stake for His sake. Men and women have yielded up their lives in times of persecution for His cause, suffering very little less than the martyrs have done. Men and women have gone out into un- ci/ilized lands to proclaim His Kos- pel. and have lost their lives in doing so. There are men and women today in Christian countries who ar- literally working them- selves to death in His service.

"Ls all that what He means when He says, ‘He that. loseth his life for my sake shall find it?’ I think he means more than that. What. you say, more tha that? Yes. I think He means e n more than that. It is not only on the martyrs

1 brow that the crown of life is plac- ‘; ed. It is not only those who have

been persecuted for righteousness’ sake that have found this life of which He speak".

“There is a losing of the life which even you and I may offer to Him, which will be rewarded in the way lie says. There is a daily dying which He requires from all His laithful people, a dying which is just. as hard, and, maybe, in some eases harder, than the deaths which the martyrs and the per- secuted saints and the misslonarie. have dad for His sake.

“And what is that? It is the

slaying of self, the complete and i body and 1 -' soul to Him. That is the kind of f I

absolute surrender of dying that He speaks of in these

words of an. ‘He that loseth 111-. l. '

Life for my sake shall find it.’

“To surrender the soul to a per- son or cause is to take ones life out of one‘; own hands and ﬂl\'(‘ ii to that other-to die to self. By natural dispcsitiou you and l 111:- iuciined to live to o'uc_.\'es and for ourselv s. We want to be our own centres. We want to pur ue our own aims. We want to be our own law givers. When we change all that, our life is no longer our own: it belongs to another. We die to self and Live for someone else.

‘Phat is what Jesus means here. N0 Q , - li\'lll,'.l to ‘ ~ true 1 '-

themsc-lves have found their life. The true life is nct found,

nor to be folmd, in living tn one-

self.

v "In order to find the true life ‘our centre must be shifted: we must change direction: we .11 er the ownership: we must rile to self and live for Christ. .'l‘l1at is what Jesus means so, s, ‘He that lost-Vi My sake shall find it.’

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The liigh Aim

“This is high talking-tho ab- solute submission of your mind onfl will to the lordship of JCEUS Christ-ihe giving of our lives to Him in thi- lcf y. lliblf‘. reuse. But it is what He sets as the end and aim and goal of evelgiuc who names His name to follow Him. ".:e common estimate of Chritl" discipleship stops far shor; cf t Most of u? are quite conic?‘ 1i’ ' less than that. 1"" *1 ~ hulk of professing Chriatians more inclined t: "p.a_. .1 11 . made easy than to go to the lexgd: which Jesus Chlst cicmands. But nothing else except this dying unto self and living unto Him contents Him.

“The rule He Himself followed and obeyed was ‘no. my will but thine be done.’ and obedience to that same rule l-Ie demands from all who 11.01111 b? as lle was. It is the only way to find life, to find thc glory cf l..e,t:1 welcome Him into our iicazts and to entlirone Him there. The rewards He oiicrs cnn be secured in no other way than that. To suppress in nur- sclves, even to cut out nltcxcthcr. the base arretltcs and pa: tour. and desires and inclinations tlm‘ ‘tancl in the 1. ay of I-lis corn. ownership of us—~tl1at l; the 1... pose l-ic has in view for each of

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111s. To seek to gain the po<itinn which Si. Paul attained when he said, ‘I lire, yo‘. not l. but Christ livcth in me'~ti111t i.» dying unto scii and living unto Christ. that bi losing our lite for His sake that. we may find the real meaning o! life, ’l‘l1is is high talking, truly. "But who of its woxﬁa be consent with poorer ideals of life than that which Jesus Christ sci. Christ: purpose for you and me reaches

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..at. bu; ciant you wish you could? An Extraordinary Situation

“Did it ever occur to you wliat 1111 extlaordinary situation 1t is .imt a man who made HL. living at the bench of a itnrpeuter away 111. a .mall \‘i‘.1'\,c in one of the zuziliest COll-lilltt on the face of thc earth. should take His stand before 1E“. world of men and look llum 111 the eye and :-.'1_v, ‘You will 11c wise if you are willing 1o die for my Fiill‘! indeed you will be doing notlulzg less than your plum rl".i_\"? What business 11a:- a man that to take up a laosition like

that, and my a thi: g l1 . that?‘ lvhat are those. over-tones of authority 11ml compulsion that

mark every word 111 1.11111. sentence which He zqieaksl‘ ivhat is it that give". those strange and demandiul words the ring oi reason and real-

i‘y? ‘He that loseth his life for My , l

sake shall find it ’

“Brethren. there is onlv one an- swer to our questions, hut it is m iiil.‘i\'f_‘l' iiint leaves no room in;- imtlvr questioning; and the an- swer is this. This high demand was

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gave Himself for mo.‘ He has gsven iii‘ life for you and me in a sense and with a meaning that me

, greatest minds have never yet suc- ,

eeedcd in fathommg: and so He has gained thc right to turn to you and mo and say these words. ‘He that lnseth his lite for my sake shall find it.‘ '

“The rzrouurl oi ilii. lllilll claim that Jesus makes. on you 21nd me is what 11c did ior you and 111.", 11¢ who )'li‘ltl€(l up liis life for us, yielded it 1:11 i1i thc slu-riiirc of n11 uuutieralfo low. Ho. has the ri 1t. i0 ti" to rah of 11 1111c! 1o rrquirv" irom us the tuuoiuiitioziai. tom- plrie 11ml absolute. s i111‘ o.‘ oursrlrrs lo lllm. s1» fully .1116. m urgrntly- that iu slum: that, m llilll, ue :.il;1l'. be l1.\iili,' our very life to lrlim, as though-we had lost our life for His sake.

The (‘hristian Life Not Easy

‘Makinl: the Christian profess- ‘

ion, living the Ehrlstinzi liic 1s not ti: nanow. easy", limited flung that 111st ltcopie are content. to c teem 1t to be, It 1s not following a set of

moral rules. no: the performance of a list of religious obligations, nor the exhibition of a certain emofiolial bent of mind.

"But 1i. is the cuthroiiinc of Jesus Christ in thc heart and life to l<lii'li a lull extent that the mwiership of self ceases 1o be. and i110 complete sovereignty‘ of Jesus‘

‘- lakes full command. It i" the dl'l\'- lzzg of self out oi the life. and tho wcli-n111i11gi11.as complete Third :1 . hiastcr. 0i thc Sou of Gorl.

‘No man has truly found his . lilo ‘till hr: i111: given himself up '. y and soul, to Jesus Christ, No , 11111 can become the y

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true liberty illl he has bound him- ; self with the cords of ownership to l j Jesus Christ.

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i "The self-directed man ha: mis ‘ ed thc whole meaning of life, :11 can xievcr imri 1t while he co

cntlirouinr: man has". found life, and found it in all its abun- danec. ‘He that loseth his life for my sake shall ii11d it.‘ "

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