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A friend of mine, who had been a
hold-up man and a kidnapper for twelve years, met Jesus Christ
in prison. Christ said, "I will come and live in you and we
will serve this sentence together," and they
did.
Several years
later he was discharged, and just before he went out he was
handed a two-page letter written by another prisoner. After
the salutation, it said in effect, "You know perfectly well
that when I came into this jail I despised preachers, the
Bible, and everything. I went to the Bible class and the
preaching service because there wasn't anything else
interesting to do. Then they told me you were saved, and I
said, 'There's another fellow taking the gospel road to get a
parole'; but, Roy, I've been watching you for two and a half
years. You did not know it, but I watched you when you were in
the yard exercising, when you were working in the shop, when
you played, while we were all together at meals, on the way to
our cells, and all over, and now I'm a Christian, too, because
I watched you. The Savior who saved you has saved me. You
never made a slip."
Roy said to me,
"When I got that letter and read it through I came out in a
cold sweat. Think what it would have meant if I had slipped
even once."
~Unknown
"Ye shall be witnesses unto
me."
Acts 1:8
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