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140 THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES so great danger, because of their responsibilities and associations. God calls for earnest, humble workers, who will carry the gospel to the higher class. There are miracles to be wrought in genuine conversions, — miracles that are not now discerned. The greatest men of this earth are not beyond the power of a wonderworking Grod. If those who are workers together with Him will be men of opportunity, doing their duty bravely and faithfully, God will convert men who occupy res]3onsible positions, men of intellect and influence. Through the power of the Holy Spirit many will accept the divine principles. Converted to the truth, they will become agencies in the hand of God to communicate the light. They will have a special burden for other souls of this neglected class. Time and money will be consecrated to the work of the Lord, and new efficiency and power will be added to the church. Because Cornelius was living in obedience to all the instruction he had received, God so ordered events that he was given more truth. A messenger from the courts of heaven was sent to the Roman officer and to Peter, in order that Cornelius might be brought into touch with one who could lead him into greater light. There are in our world many who are nearer the kingdom of God than we suppose. In this dark world of sin, the Lord has many precious jewels, to whom He will guide His messengers. Everywhere there are those who will take their stand for Christ. Many will prize the wisdom of God above any earthly ad-