COME, FOR HE WILL NEVER CAST OUT.

 

AUGUST 15

COME, FOR JESUS WILL NEVER CAST OUT.
 
"Him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out!" John 6:37.
 
He who comes, whether he be youthful or aged, 

  whether he be outwardly moral or immoral, 

  whether he be a common or a peculiar character,

    none will ever be cast out from Jesus!
 
Anyone may come to Jesus, 

  for he prohibits none; and 

   every one that comes is sure of a kind reception. 

He may try our sincerity, faith, and fervor, 

  as he did the Syrophenician woman

   in the days of his flesh; 

but he will not refuse to listen to our cry, 

  not object to receive our petition. 

He never frowned away a petitioner yet, 

  under any circumstances, 

   nor will he frown away you.
 
If you are a great sinner,

  then he will get great glory in saving you. 

If you are an uncommon transgressor,

  then it will be an uncommon honor to him to save you. 

If you never had your equal for 

 crimes, carnality, and wickedness,

 then he will save you, 

 to prove the greatness of his mercy, merit, and love.
 
Nothing will induce him to turn away a coming sinner. 

Satan may accuse him, as he did Joshua the high priest; 

  but Jesus will receive him notwithstanding. 

Men may prove him guilty of the most flagrant crimes, 

   as they did the woman taken in adultery;

    but Jesus will refuse to condemn.
 
The sinner may apply even while in the very road to Hell, 

  immediately after the basest conduct, as did Saul of Tarsus; 

  and Jesus will stand to his word, refusing to cast out. 

If one had been guilty of all the crimes of Manasseh,

  of all the cruelty and blasphemy of Saul, and

  had stayed away as long as the thief on the cross,

  Jesus would not cast him out, if he came at last.
 
Come, reader, come to Jesus, 

 whoever you are, whatever you are,

  he will receive you; his blood will cleanse you, 

    and he will never cast you out.
 
"Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed." 

                                          Romans 10:11

 James Smith 1855