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The question, “What have they seen in thine house?” is applicable to each one of us. It is potent, conveys an important lesson, and one well worthy of our consideration:- A lady had just parted with some friends who had been her guests for a few days. With a feeling of loneliness, she sat down in her deserted living room. Her eyes fell on a Bible, and opening it, she read the words, “What have they seen in thine house?” “Strange words,” she thought. “What do they mean?” Glancing through the preceding chapter, she learned how graciously the Lord had delivered Hezekiah from the dangers of battle and then from sickness. She read how ambassadors came with presents from the king of Babylon, and how Hezekiah entertained them. What did he show them?-- “Not the Lord’s doings,” said the lady, with a rising feeling of self-reproach. “Surely,” she thought, “the Lord must have sent these words to me. Two years ago the Lord delivered me in my terrible conflict with unbelief and brought me into the liberty and joy of a child of God. “Last summer, when I lay in my darkened chamber, sick unto death, I earnestly entreated God to give me back my health, that I might tell my friends of Christ’s love and righteousness, and the wonderful riches of His grace. Mrs. Wendo [fans/family/viewer/reader/foreigner/repair person/employee….] and her daughter have been my guests, and now the Lord asks me, “What have they seen in thine house?” What can I answer? After dinner yesterday I showed them all our watercolor drawings; then I took Mrs. Wendo to my boudoir to see my new carpet. I do not remember what they saw on Wednesday, except that I showed Mrs. Wendo the beautiful set of jewels that my uncle gave me. We spent Wednesday afternoon considering what our children should wear next spring. What a precious opportunity I have lost of speaking to her of the spotless robe of Christ’s righteousness. And Miriam has gone home longing to have a bracelet (nose-ring, belly-ring, and toe-ring) like the one she saw on my child. Had I been faithful, she would have left me to speak of Jesus and His glory. “What have they seen in my house? Alas! Vanity, idleness, worldly treasure! And what have they heard? True, they heard family reading and prayer. But it must have seemed a mere form. They must have thought that we had far more delight in the world songs (sensual, perverse, unbecoming) that were sung, and in the gay conversation, which the form of family worship hardly interrupted. They left me, having seen nothing better than the visitors from Babylon saw in the house of Hezekiah. Reader, is not this a word to your soul? Look around you, and see how many ‘things’ you have gathered that war against the soul. Review your social intercourse, your entertainment of guests, and then to God answer the question, “What have they seen in thine house?” I hope and sincerely pray that these paragraphs which I have quoted will impress the minds of those who read them as forcibly as they did mine. We are living amid the closing scenes of this earth’s history. It is time when we should draw very near to God. How is our time occupied? What are we doing to lead those with whom we associate to seek earnestly for higher, holier attainments? The Lord has given us the assurance that we may be laborers together with Him in the work of soul-saving. Is your line of work/occupation bring you in contact with sinners who need to hear of the Savior? Are you leading people to hell and damnation with your liquor/music/dress/words/conduct/food…, or to Christ? “What have they seen in thine house,” words, and character? Ponder anew how you will respond to Jesus. Amen
You got 2 John's one arikumusha and the other one is in Harare. Good on you Gonyeti ndokungwara. Ukaenda kumusha chibaba chiriko, ku Harare ndisekuru Frances. LOL
