SERVICE AND SACRIFICE

An old Roman coin bore the design of an ox standing between a

plow and an altar, thus signifying its readiness for either

service or sacrifice. No symbol could more beautifully represent

the attitude of the true servant of Christ--ready, while the

Master wills, to bow the neck to the yoke and toil in his

service; and just as ready when the call comes, to sacrifice

everything, even life itself. (Text.)--_Zion’s Herald._

(2917)

=Service as Testimony=--See WITNESS OF SERVICE.

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