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The Colporteur Evangelist
Son have in this work. As the Father loves the Son, so the Son loves
those that are his—those who work as he worked to save perishing
souls. None need feel that they are powerless: for Christ declares,
“All power is given unto me in heaven and in earth.” He has promised
that he will give this power to his workers. His power is to become
their power. They are to link their souls with God. Christ desires all
to enjoy the wealth of his grace, which is beyond all computation. It
is limitless, exhaustless. It is ours by eternal covenant, if we will be
workers together with God. It is ours if we will unite with him to bring
many sons and daughters to God.
One with Christ and the Father
Christ’s interests are the first and the highest of all interests. He
has a property in this world that he wishes secured, saved for his
everlasting kingdom. It is for his Father’s glory and for his own glory
that his messengers shall go forth in his name; for they and he are one.
They are to reveal him to the world. His interests are their interests. If
they will be co-laborers with him, they will be made heirs of God and
joint heirs with Christ to an immortal inheritance.
Ellen G. White.
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