"Behold My Servant"

About this book

Beginning with Isaiah’s “Behold, my servant,” and the fulfilment of that prophecy in Jesus, these messages consider Christian service as a calling to contribute to the fulness of Christ. Through the examples of Timothy, Elijah, John the Baptist, Jeremiah, Paul, and Peter, they explore faith, humility, practical labour, and the testing of self-interest. They call servants to surrender personal claims and depend continually on God’s grace. First published in "A Witness and A Testimony" magazines, 1948-1950.

Contents

1. "Behold My Servant"
2. The True Servant and the Grace of God 🔒
3. The Servant 🔒
4. Some Qualifications Basic to Service 🔒
5. Faith's Persistence. A Factor in the Making of a Servant 🔒
6. The Servant's Hands 🔒
7. The Testing of Self-Interest in the Servant 🔒
8. The Spirit of the Bondservant 🔒
9. Service and Sovereignty 🔒
10. The Servant's Continual Need of Grace 🔒