I said: "What has never struck you."

"Well," he replied: "Some people it strikes, and some it doesn't.

There was a good deal of interest in our town a few years ago, and

some of my neighbors were converted, but it didn't strike me."

That man thought that repentance was coming down some day to strike

him like lightning. Another man said he expected some sensation, like

cold chills down his back.

Repentance isn't feeling. It is turning from sin to God. One of the

best definitions was given by a soldier. Some one asked him how he was

converted. He said:

"The Lord said to me, _Halt! Attention! Right about face! March!_ and

that was all there was in it."

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