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Every Bible-believing and Bible-preaching minister seeks the mind of the Lord in preparation for his pulpit ministry. Sometimes he feels that the Spirit of God gives him a special anointing for a particular sermon, which may be lacking on other occasions.
This message came through severe travail of soul and through a sweet inspiration to the spirit of the speaker. It is our firm conviction that it was given at this time to meet the desperate need of young people who are planning to launch out on the sea of matrimony. The spoken message wrought upon the hearts of many, as the following excerpt from a letter reveals:
We are publishing this message in much the same way in which it was given from the pulpit in order to retain its flavor and fullness. We trust that the written word will be made potent and real to the hearts of many who read these pages.
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