The Acts of the Apostles (1911) — PDF Scan 328
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322 THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES institutions, can best appreciate Ms depression of spirit and self-accnsing. The servants of God who bear the burden of His work for this time know something of the same experience of labor, conflict, and anxious care that fell to the lot of the great apostle. Burdened by divisions in the church, meeting with ingratitude and betrayal from some to whom he looked for sjTupathy and sup|)ort, realizing the peril of the churches that harbored iniquity, compelled to bear a close, searching testimony in reproof of sin, he was at the same time weighed down with fear that he might have dealt with too great severity. With trembling anxiety he waited to receive some tidings as to the reception of his message.