Writings by Daniel Smith.
You will find a total of 159 writings in 3 volumes.
Meditations on the Lords Supper
Copies available from

DANIEL SMITH
2803 West 14th Avenue
Vancouver 8 B.C., Canada V6K 2X3

Preface
My first book of meditations on the Lord’s Supper, entitled Worship and Remembrance, and comprised of forty-four such meditations, has proved a real blessing to those who seek to worship God “in spirit and in truth,” and who have great appreciation of the substitutionary sacrifice made by our Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross.

Many and sweet have been the testimonies sent me that precious souls were nurtured by the messages and hymn quotations.” Within two years 5,000 copies in two editions were dispersed, mostly sold privately while I was conducting meetings, and quite a number by written requests for the book.

We servants of the Lord, set apart by Him for the work of the ministry, live and rejoice when the Lord’s people, for whose spiritual good we watch and labor, enter into the full faith of the gospel, exercise themselves in worship before the Lord God, and fill their hearts with rapturous, adoring praise of Him whose abounding love has redeemed us.

It is my prayer, in sending forth this new series of fifty messages, that this also shall minister to your spiritual welfare, and that the Holy Spirit will work mightily and mercifully in your heart to make these things real to you. If this proves to be so, then I shall count my labor in writing the book light indeed, and my prayers all too few.

I thank God that through this humble means I have this touch upon your life and this access to your home. It is my friendly whisper to your heart of the very essence of divine truth and revelation, and a kindly directing of your eye to Him who is “fairer than the children of men” (Psalm 45:2), and who alone is worthy of your worship, praise, and adoration forever.

My gratitude is again extended to my two friends, Mrs. Eileen Firth and Bertram Shelton, for scanning the manuscript and making necessary adjustments. The hymns quoted are almost all from the hymnbooks currently used in our assembly worship meetings. My daughter Roxie, now of Arlington, Washington, has again come to my aid with her work in typing the manuscript.

Your ministering servant,
Daniel Smith

Writings by Leonard Sheldrake
Printed in U.S.A. by Gospel Folio Press,
Box 2041, Grand Rapids, Mich. 49501

Copyright 1950 by Leonard Sheldrake

Foreword
Bonar once said that Samuel Rutherford had,

“a thirst no earthly stream could satisfy;
a hunger that must feed on Christ or die.”

To all who share this thirst and hunger, the following pages will prove a feast of good things. The book will endear itself to those who love our Lord Jesus Christ because it is all about Him. It is filled with great thoughts about the Savior. It is filled with exalted expressions of worship and appreciation of the One who is supremely worthy.

Many will recognize portions of the book as messages delivered by the author at various times throughout his ministry. All such will welcome the preservation of these addresses in more permanent form. It is hoped that as they read these pages, they will once again recapture the sound of a voice that throbbed with emotion for God—a voice that had tears in it.

No one ever reads a book without being affected in some way by it. As the reader beholds the glory of the Lord in this volume, may he be changed into the same image from glory to glory, even as by the Spirit of the Lord.

W. M.

Writings by Daniel Smith.
You will find a total of 159 writings in 3 volumes.
Meditations on the Lords Supper
Copies available from

DANIEL SMITH
2803 West 14th Avenue
Vancouver 8 B.C., Canada V6K 2X3

Preface
My first book of meditations on the Lord’s Supper, entitled Worship and Remembrance, and comprised of forty-four such meditations, has proved a real blessing to those who seek to worship God “in spirit and in truth,” and who have great appreciation of the substitutionary sacrifice made by our Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross.

Many and sweet have been the testimonies sent me that precious souls were nurtured by the messages and hymn quotations.” Within two years 5,000 copies in two editions were dispersed, mostly sold privately while I was conducting meetings, and quite a number by written requests for the book.

We servants of the Lord, set apart by Him for the work of the ministry, live and rejoice when the Lord’s people, for whose spiritual good we watch and labor, enter into the full faith of the gospel, exercise themselves in worship before the Lord God, and fill their hearts with rapturous, adoring praise of Him whose abounding love has redeemed us.

It is my prayer, in sending forth this new series of fifty messages, that this also shall minister to your spiritual welfare, and that the Holy Spirit will work mightily and mercifully in your heart to make these things real to you. If this proves to be so, then I shall count my labor in writing the book light indeed, and my prayers all too few.

I thank God that through this humble means I have this touch upon your life and this access to your home. It is my friendly whisper to your heart of the very essence of divine truth and revelation, and a kindly directing of your eye to Him who is “fairer than the children of men” (Psalm 45:2), and who alone is worthy of your worship, praise, and adoration forever.

My gratitude is again extended to my two friends, Mrs. Eileen Firth and Bertram Shelton, for scanning the manuscript and making necessary adjustments. The hymns quoted are almost all from the hymnbooks currently used in our assembly worship meetings. My daughter Roxie, now of Arlington, Washington, has again come to my aid with her work in typing the manuscript.

Your ministering servant,
Daniel Smith

Writings by Leonard Sheldrake
Printed in U.S.A. by Gospel Folio Press,
Box 2041, Grand Rapids, Mich. 49501

Copyright 1950 by Leonard Sheldrake

Foreword
Bonar once said that Samuel Rutherford had,

“a thirst no earthly stream could satisfy;
a hunger that must feed on Christ or die.”

To all who share this thirst and hunger, the following pages will prove a feast of good things. The book will endear itself to those who love our Lord Jesus Christ because it is all about Him. It is filled with great thoughts about the Savior. It is filled with exalted expressions of worship and appreciation of the One who is supremely worthy.

Many will recognize portions of the book as messages delivered by the author at various times throughout his ministry. All such will welcome the preservation of these addresses in more permanent form. It is hoped that as they read these pages, they will once again recapture the sound of a voice that throbbed with emotion for God—a voice that had tears in it.

No one ever reads a book without being affected in some way by it. As the reader beholds the glory of the Lord in this volume, may he be changed into the same image from glory to glory, even as by the Spirit of the Lord.

W. M.

Writings by Daniel Smith.
You will find a total of 159 writings in 3 volumes.
Meditations on the Lords Supper
Copies available from

DANIEL SMITH
2803 West 14th Avenue
Vancouver 8 B.C., Canada V6K 2X3

Preface
My first book of meditations on the Lord’s Supper, entitled Worship and Remembrance, and comprised of forty-four such meditations, has proved a real blessing to those who seek to worship God “in spirit and in truth,” and who have great appreciation of the substitutionary sacrifice made by our Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross.

Many and sweet have been the testimonies sent me that precious souls were nurtured by the messages and hymn quotations.” Within two years 5,000 copies in two editions were dispersed, mostly sold privately while I was conducting meetings, and quite a number by written requests for the book.

We servants of the Lord, set apart by Him for the work of the ministry, live and rejoice when the Lord’s people, for whose spiritual good we watch and labor, enter into the full faith of the gospel, exercise themselves in worship before the Lord God, and fill their hearts with rapturous, adoring praise of Him whose abounding love has redeemed us.

It is my prayer, in sending forth this new series of fifty messages, that this also shall minister to your spiritual welfare, and that the Holy Spirit will work mightily and mercifully in your heart to make these things real to you. If this proves to be so, then I shall count my labor in writing the book light indeed, and my prayers all too few.

I thank God that through this humble means I have this touch upon your life and this access to your home. It is my friendly whisper to your heart of the very essence of divine truth and revelation, and a kindly directing of your eye to Him who is “fairer than the children of men” (Psalm 45:2), and who alone is worthy of your worship, praise, and adoration forever.

My gratitude is again extended to my two friends, Mrs. Eileen Firth and Bertram Shelton, for scanning the manuscript and making necessary adjustments. The hymns quoted are almost all from the hymnbooks currently used in our assembly worship meetings. My daughter Roxie, now of Arlington, Washington, has again come to my aid with her work in typing the manuscript.

Your ministering servant,
Daniel Smith

Writings by Daniel Smith.
You will find a total of 159 writings in 3 volumes.
Meditations on the Lords Supper
Copies available from

DANIEL SMITH
2803 West 14th Avenue
Vancouver 8 B.C., Canada V6K 2X3

Preface
My first book of meditations on the Lord’s Supper, entitled Worship and Remembrance, and comprised of forty-four such meditations, has proved a real blessing to those who seek to worship God “in spirit and in truth,” and who have great appreciation of the substitutionary sacrifice made by our Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross.

Many and sweet have been the testimonies sent me that precious souls were nurtured by the messages and hymn quotations.” Within two years 5,000 copies in two editions were dispersed, mostly sold privately while I was conducting meetings, and quite a number by written requests for the book.

We servants of the Lord, set apart by Him for the work of the ministry, live and rejoice when the Lord’s people, for whose spiritual good we watch and labor, enter into the full faith of the gospel, exercise themselves in worship before the Lord God, and fill their hearts with rapturous, adoring praise of Him whose abounding love has redeemed us.

It is my prayer, in sending forth this new series of fifty messages, that this also shall minister to your spiritual welfare, and that the Holy Spirit will work mightily and mercifully in your heart to make these things real to you. If this proves to be so, then I shall count my labor in writing the book light indeed, and my prayers all too few.

I thank God that through this humble means I have this touch upon your life and this access to your home. It is my friendly whisper to your heart of the very essence of divine truth and revelation, and a kindly directing of your eye to Him who is “fairer than the children of men” (Psalm 45:2), and who alone is worthy of your worship, praise, and adoration forever.

My gratitude is again extended to my two friends, Mrs. Eileen Firth and Bertram Shelton, for scanning the manuscript and making necessary adjustments. The hymns quoted are almost all from the hymnbooks currently used in our assembly worship meetings. My daughter Roxie, now of Arlington, Washington, has again come to my aid with her work in typing the manuscript.

Your ministering servant,
Daniel Smith

Writings by Daniel Smith.
You will find a total of 159 writings in 3 volumes.
Meditations on the Lords Supper
Copies available from

DANIEL SMITH
2803 West 14th Avenue
Vancouver 8 B.C., Canada V6K 2X3

Preface
My first book of meditations on the Lord’s Supper, entitled Worship and Remembrance, and comprised of forty-four such meditations, has proved a real blessing to those who seek to worship God “in spirit and in truth,” and who have great appreciation of the substitutionary sacrifice made by our Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross.

Many and sweet have been the testimonies sent me that precious souls were nurtured by the messages and hymn quotations.” Within two years 5,000 copies in two editions were dispersed, mostly sold privately while I was conducting meetings, and quite a number by written requests for the book.

We servants of the Lord, set apart by Him for the work of the ministry, live and rejoice when the Lord’s people, for whose spiritual good we watch and labor, enter into the full faith of the gospel, exercise themselves in worship before the Lord God, and fill their hearts with rapturous, adoring praise of Him whose abounding love has redeemed us.

It is my prayer, in sending forth this new series of fifty messages, that this also shall minister to your spiritual welfare, and that the Holy Spirit will work mightily and mercifully in your heart to make these things real to you. If this proves to be so, then I shall count my labor in writing the book light indeed, and my prayers all too few.

I thank God that through this humble means I have this touch upon your life and this access to your home. It is my friendly whisper to your heart of the very essence of divine truth and revelation, and a kindly directing of your eye to Him who is “fairer than the children of men” (Psalm 45:2), and who alone is worthy of your worship, praise, and adoration forever.

My gratitude is again extended to my two friends, Mrs. Eileen Firth and Bertram Shelton, for scanning the manuscript and making necessary adjustments. The hymns quoted are almost all from the hymnbooks currently used in our assembly worship meetings. My daughter Roxie, now of Arlington, Washington, has again come to my aid with her work in typing the manuscript.

Your ministering servant,
Daniel Smith

Writings by Leonard Sheldrake
Gospel Folio Press
817 North Ave., Grand Rapids Michigan

Foreword
The studies on the Tabernacle contained in the following pages were first given as a series of addresses in Troost Avenue Gospel Hall, Kansas City, Mo., early in the year 1946. These studies were illustrated by a large model and appreciated by the many who attended the meetings. The first chapter was an introductory address given over Radio station KCKN of Kansas City, Kansas. The studies are now sent forth in book form with the hope that they may be of some help to the Lord’s people who were unable to attend the meetings. We believe that young believers will find them interesting and instructive, and that those who endeavor to teach those who are young in the faith will also find them useful. May our glorious Lord be pleased to add His own blessing to this humble work.

The Publishers

Writings by Leonard Sheldrake
Gospel Folio Press
817 North Ave., Grand Rapids Michigan

Foreword
The studies on the Tabernacle contained in the following pages were first given as a series of addresses in Troost Avenue Gospel Hall, Kansas City, Mo., early in the year 1946. These studies were illustrated by a large model and appreciated by the many who attended the meetings. The first chapter was an introductory address given over Radio station KCKN of Kansas City, Kansas. The studies are now sent forth in book form with the hope that they may be of some help to the Lord’s people who were unable to attend the meetings. We believe that young believers will find them interesting and instructive, and that those who endeavor to teach those who are young in the faith will also find them useful. May our glorious Lord be pleased to add His own blessing to this humble work.

The Publishers

Writings by Daniel Smith.
You will find a total of 159 writings in 3 volumes.
Meditations on the Lords Supper
Copies available from

DANIEL SMITH
2803 West 14th Avenue
Vancouver 8 B.C., Canada V6K 2X3

Preface
My first book of meditations on the Lord’s Supper, entitled Worship and Remembrance, and comprised of forty-four such meditations, has proved a real blessing to those who seek to worship God “in spirit and in truth,” and who have great appreciation of the substitutionary sacrifice made by our Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross.

Many and sweet have been the testimonies sent me that precious souls were nurtured by the messages and hymn quotations.” Within two years 5,000 copies in two editions were dispersed, mostly sold privately while I was conducting meetings, and quite a number by written requests for the book.

We servants of the Lord, set apart by Him for the work of the ministry, live and rejoice when the Lord’s people, for whose spiritual good we watch and labor, enter into the full faith of the gospel, exercise themselves in worship before the Lord God, and fill their hearts with rapturous, adoring praise of Him whose abounding love has redeemed us.

It is my prayer, in sending forth this new series of fifty messages, that this also shall minister to your spiritual welfare, and that the Holy Spirit will work mightily and mercifully in your heart to make these things real to you. If this proves to be so, then I shall count my labor in writing the book light indeed, and my prayers all too few.

I thank God that through this humble means I have this touch upon your life and this access to your home. It is my friendly whisper to your heart of the very essence of divine truth and revelation, and a kindly directing of your eye to Him who is “fairer than the children of men” (Psalm 45:2), and who alone is worthy of your worship, praise, and adoration forever.

My gratitude is again extended to my two friends, Mrs. Eileen Firth and Bertram Shelton, for scanning the manuscript and making necessary adjustments. The hymns quoted are almost all from the hymnbooks currently used in our assembly worship meetings. My daughter Roxie, now of Arlington, Washington, has again come to my aid with her work in typing the manuscript.

Your ministering servant,
Daniel Smith

Writings by Daniel Smith.
You will find a total of 159 writings in 3 volumes.
Meditations on the Lords Supper
Copies available from

DANIEL SMITH
2803 West 14th Avenue
Vancouver 8 B.C., Canada V6K 2X3

Preface
My first book of meditations on the Lord’s Supper, entitled Worship and Remembrance, and comprised of forty-four such meditations, has proved a real blessing to those who seek to worship God “in spirit and in truth,” and who have great appreciation of the substitutionary sacrifice made by our Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross.

Many and sweet have been the testimonies sent me that precious souls were nurtured by the messages and hymn quotations.” Within two years 5,000 copies in two editions were dispersed, mostly sold privately while I was conducting meetings, and quite a number by written requests for the book.

We servants of the Lord, set apart by Him for the work of the ministry, live and rejoice when the Lord’s people, for whose spiritual good we watch and labor, enter into the full faith of the gospel, exercise themselves in worship before the Lord God, and fill their hearts with rapturous, adoring praise of Him whose abounding love has redeemed us.

It is my prayer, in sending forth this new series of fifty messages, that this also shall minister to your spiritual welfare, and that the Holy Spirit will work mightily and mercifully in your heart to make these things real to you. If this proves to be so, then I shall count my labor in writing the book light indeed, and my prayers all too few.

I thank God that through this humble means I have this touch upon your life and this access to your home. It is my friendly whisper to your heart of the very essence of divine truth and revelation, and a kindly directing of your eye to Him who is “fairer than the children of men” (Psalm 45:2), and who alone is worthy of your worship, praise, and adoration forever.

My gratitude is again extended to my two friends, Mrs. Eileen Firth and Bertram Shelton, for scanning the manuscript and making necessary adjustments. The hymns quoted are almost all from the hymnbooks currently used in our assembly worship meetings. My daughter Roxie, now of Arlington, Washington, has again come to my aid with her work in typing the manuscript.

Your ministering servant,
Daniel Smith

Writings by Daniel Smith.
You will find a total of 159 writings in 3 volumes.
Meditations on the Lords Supper
Copies available from

DANIEL SMITH
2803 West 14th Avenue
Vancouver 8 B.C., Canada V6K 2X3

Preface
My first book of meditations on the Lord’s Supper, entitled Worship and Remembrance, and comprised of forty-four such meditations, has proved a real blessing to those who seek to worship God “in spirit and in truth,” and who have great appreciation of the substitutionary sacrifice made by our Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross.

Many and sweet have been the testimonies sent me that precious souls were nurtured by the messages and hymn quotations.” Within two years 5,000 copies in two editions were dispersed, mostly sold privately while I was conducting meetings, and quite a number by written requests for the book.

We servants of the Lord, set apart by Him for the work of the ministry, live and rejoice when the Lord’s people, for whose spiritual good we watch and labor, enter into the full faith of the gospel, exercise themselves in worship before the Lord God, and fill their hearts with rapturous, adoring praise of Him whose abounding love has redeemed us.

It is my prayer, in sending forth this new series of fifty messages, that this also shall minister to your spiritual welfare, and that the Holy Spirit will work mightily and mercifully in your heart to make these things real to you. If this proves to be so, then I shall count my labor in writing the book light indeed, and my prayers all too few.

I thank God that through this humble means I have this touch upon your life and this access to your home. It is my friendly whisper to your heart of the very essence of divine truth and revelation, and a kindly directing of your eye to Him who is “fairer than the children of men” (Psalm 45:2), and who alone is worthy of your worship, praise, and adoration forever.

My gratitude is again extended to my two friends, Mrs. Eileen Firth and Bertram Shelton, for scanning the manuscript and making necessary adjustments. The hymns quoted are almost all from the hymnbooks currently used in our assembly worship meetings. My daughter Roxie, now of Arlington, Washington, has again come to my aid with her work in typing the manuscript.

Your ministering servant,
Daniel Smith

Writings by Daniel Smith.
You will find a total of 159 writings in 3 volumes.
Meditations on the Lords Supper
Copies available from

DANIEL SMITH
2803 West 14th Avenue
Vancouver 8 B.C., Canada V6K 2X3

Preface
My first book of meditations on the Lord’s Supper, entitled Worship and Remembrance, and comprised of forty-four such meditations, has proved a real blessing to those who seek to worship God “in spirit and in truth,” and who have great appreciation of the substitutionary sacrifice made by our Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross.

Many and sweet have been the testimonies sent me that precious souls were nurtured by the messages and hymn quotations.” Within two years 5,000 copies in two editions were dispersed, mostly sold privately while I was conducting meetings, and quite a number by written requests for the book.

We servants of the Lord, set apart by Him for the work of the ministry, live and rejoice when the Lord’s people, for whose spiritual good we watch and labor, enter into the full faith of the gospel, exercise themselves in worship before the Lord God, and fill their hearts with rapturous, adoring praise of Him whose abounding love has redeemed us.

It is my prayer, in sending forth this new series of fifty messages, that this also shall minister to your spiritual welfare, and that the Holy Spirit will work mightily and mercifully in your heart to make these things real to you. If this proves to be so, then I shall count my labor in writing the book light indeed, and my prayers all too few.

I thank God that through this humble means I have this touch upon your life and this access to your home. It is my friendly whisper to your heart of the very essence of divine truth and revelation, and a kindly directing of your eye to Him who is “fairer than the children of men” (Psalm 45:2), and who alone is worthy of your worship, praise, and adoration forever.

My gratitude is again extended to my two friends, Mrs. Eileen Firth and Bertram Shelton, for scanning the manuscript and making necessary adjustments. The hymns quoted are almost all from the hymnbooks currently used in our assembly worship meetings. My daughter Roxie, now of Arlington, Washington, has again come to my aid with her work in typing the manuscript.

Your ministering servant,
Daniel Smith

Writings by Daniel Smith.
You will find a total of 159 writings in 3 volumes.
Meditations on the Lords Supper
Copies available from

DANIEL SMITH
2803 West 14th Avenue
Vancouver 8 B.C., Canada V6K 2X3

Preface
My first book of meditations on the Lord’s Supper, entitled Worship and Remembrance, and comprised of forty-four such meditations, has proved a real blessing to those who seek to worship God “in spirit and in truth,” and who have great appreciation of the substitutionary sacrifice made by our Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross.

Many and sweet have been the testimonies sent me that precious souls were nurtured by the messages and hymn quotations.” Within two years 5,000 copies in two editions were dispersed, mostly sold privately while I was conducting meetings, and quite a number by written requests for the book.

We servants of the Lord, set apart by Him for the work of the ministry, live and rejoice when the Lord’s people, for whose spiritual good we watch and labor, enter into the full faith of the gospel, exercise themselves in worship before the Lord God, and fill their hearts with rapturous, adoring praise of Him whose abounding love has redeemed us.

It is my prayer, in sending forth this new series of fifty messages, that this also shall minister to your spiritual welfare, and that the Holy Spirit will work mightily and mercifully in your heart to make these things real to you. If this proves to be so, then I shall count my labor in writing the book light indeed, and my prayers all too few.

I thank God that through this humble means I have this touch upon your life and this access to your home. It is my friendly whisper to your heart of the very essence of divine truth and revelation, and a kindly directing of your eye to Him who is “fairer than the children of men” (Psalm 45:2), and who alone is worthy of your worship, praise, and adoration forever.

My gratitude is again extended to my two friends, Mrs. Eileen Firth and Bertram Shelton, for scanning the manuscript and making necessary adjustments. The hymns quoted are almost all from the hymnbooks currently used in our assembly worship meetings. My daughter Roxie, now of Arlington, Washington, has again come to my aid with her work in typing the manuscript.

Your ministering servant,
Daniel Smith

Writings by Daniel Smith.
You will find a total of 159 writings in 3 volumes.
Meditations on the Lords Supper
Copies available from

DANIEL SMITH
2803 West 14th Avenue
Vancouver 8 B.C., Canada V6K 2X3

Preface
My first book of meditations on the Lord’s Supper, entitled Worship and Remembrance, and comprised of forty-four such meditations, has proved a real blessing to those who seek to worship God “in spirit and in truth,” and who have great appreciation of the substitutionary sacrifice made by our Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross.

Many and sweet have been the testimonies sent me that precious souls were nurtured by the messages and hymn quotations.” Within two years 5,000 copies in two editions were dispersed, mostly sold privately while I was conducting meetings, and quite a number by written requests for the book.

We servants of the Lord, set apart by Him for the work of the ministry, live and rejoice when the Lord’s people, for whose spiritual good we watch and labor, enter into the full faith of the gospel, exercise themselves in worship before the Lord God, and fill their hearts with rapturous, adoring praise of Him whose abounding love has redeemed us.

It is my prayer, in sending forth this new series of fifty messages, that this also shall minister to your spiritual welfare, and that the Holy Spirit will work mightily and mercifully in your heart to make these things real to you. If this proves to be so, then I shall count my labor in writing the book light indeed, and my prayers all too few.

I thank God that through this humble means I have this touch upon your life and this access to your home. It is my friendly whisper to your heart of the very essence of divine truth and revelation, and a kindly directing of your eye to Him who is “fairer than the children of men” (Psalm 45:2), and who alone is worthy of your worship, praise, and adoration forever.

My gratitude is again extended to my two friends, Mrs. Eileen Firth and Bertram Shelton, for scanning the manuscript and making necessary adjustments. The hymns quoted are almost all from the hymnbooks currently used in our assembly worship meetings. My daughter Roxie, now of Arlington, Washington, has again come to my aid with her work in typing the manuscript.

Your ministering servant,
Daniel Smith

Writings by Daniel Smith.
You will find a total of 159 writings in 3 volumes.
Meditations on the Lords Supper
Copies available from

DANIEL SMITH
2803 West 14th Avenue
Vancouver 8 B.C., Canada V6K 2X3

Preface
My first book of meditations on the Lord’s Supper, entitled Worship and Remembrance, and comprised of forty-four such meditations, has proved a real blessing to those who seek to worship God “in spirit and in truth,” and who have great appreciation of the substitutionary sacrifice made by our Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross.

Many and sweet have been the testimonies sent me that precious souls were nurtured by the messages and hymn quotations.” Within two years 5,000 copies in two editions were dispersed, mostly sold privately while I was conducting meetings, and quite a number by written requests for the book.

We servants of the Lord, set apart by Him for the work of the ministry, live and rejoice when the Lord’s people, for whose spiritual good we watch and labor, enter into the full faith of the gospel, exercise themselves in worship before the Lord God, and fill their hearts with rapturous, adoring praise of Him whose abounding love has redeemed us.

It is my prayer, in sending forth this new series of fifty messages, that this also shall minister to your spiritual welfare, and that the Holy Spirit will work mightily and mercifully in your heart to make these things real to you. If this proves to be so, then I shall count my labor in writing the book light indeed, and my prayers all too few.

I thank God that through this humble means I have this touch upon your life and this access to your home. It is my friendly whisper to your heart of the very essence of divine truth and revelation, and a kindly directing of your eye to Him who is “fairer than the children of men” (Psalm 45:2), and who alone is worthy of your worship, praise, and adoration forever.

My gratitude is again extended to my two friends, Mrs. Eileen Firth and Bertram Shelton, for scanning the manuscript and making necessary adjustments. The hymns quoted are almost all from the hymnbooks currently used in our assembly worship meetings. My daughter Roxie, now of Arlington, Washington, has again come to my aid with her work in typing the manuscript.

Your ministering servant,
Daniel Smith

Writings by Daniel Smith.
You will find a total of 159 writings in 3 volumes.
Meditations on the Lords Supper
Copies available from

DANIEL SMITH
2803 West 14th Avenue
Vancouver 8 B.C., Canada V6K 2X3

Preface
My first book of meditations on the Lord’s Supper, entitled Worship and Remembrance, and comprised of forty-four such meditations, has proved a real blessing to those who seek to worship God “in spirit and in truth,” and who have great appreciation of the substitutionary sacrifice made by our Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross.

Many and sweet have been the testimonies sent me that precious souls were nurtured by the messages and hymn quotations.” Within two years 5,000 copies in two editions were dispersed, mostly sold privately while I was conducting meetings, and quite a number by written requests for the book.

We servants of the Lord, set apart by Him for the work of the ministry, live and rejoice when the Lord’s people, for whose spiritual good we watch and labor, enter into the full faith of the gospel, exercise themselves in worship before the Lord God, and fill their hearts with rapturous, adoring praise of Him whose abounding love has redeemed us.

It is my prayer, in sending forth this new series of fifty messages, that this also shall minister to your spiritual welfare, and that the Holy Spirit will work mightily and mercifully in your heart to make these things real to you. If this proves to be so, then I shall count my labor in writing the book light indeed, and my prayers all too few.

I thank God that through this humble means I have this touch upon your life and this access to your home. It is my friendly whisper to your heart of the very essence of divine truth and revelation, and a kindly directing of your eye to Him who is “fairer than the children of men” (Psalm 45:2), and who alone is worthy of your worship, praise, and adoration forever.

My gratitude is again extended to my two friends, Mrs. Eileen Firth and Bertram Shelton, for scanning the manuscript and making necessary adjustments. The hymns quoted are almost all from the hymnbooks currently used in our assembly worship meetings. My daughter Roxie, now of Arlington, Washington, has again come to my aid with her work in typing the manuscript.

Your ministering servant,
Daniel Smith

Writings by Daniel Smith.
You will find a total of 159 writings in 3 volumes.
Meditations on the Lords Supper
Copies available from

DANIEL SMITH
2803 West 14th Avenue
Vancouver 8 B.C., Canada V6K 2X3

Preface
My first book of meditations on the Lord’s Supper, entitled Worship and Remembrance, and comprised of forty-four such meditations, has proved a real blessing to those who seek to worship God “in spirit and in truth,” and who have great appreciation of the substitutionary sacrifice made by our Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross.

Many and sweet have been the testimonies sent me that precious souls were nurtured by the messages and hymn quotations.” Within two years 5,000 copies in two editions were dispersed, mostly sold privately while I was conducting meetings, and quite a number by written requests for the book.

We servants of the Lord, set apart by Him for the work of the ministry, live and rejoice when the Lord’s people, for whose spiritual good we watch and labor, enter into the full faith of the gospel, exercise themselves in worship before the Lord God, and fill their hearts with rapturous, adoring praise of Him whose abounding love has redeemed us.

It is my prayer, in sending forth this new series of fifty messages, that this also shall minister to your spiritual welfare, and that the Holy Spirit will work mightily and mercifully in your heart to make these things real to you. If this proves to be so, then I shall count my labor in writing the book light indeed, and my prayers all too few.

I thank God that through this humble means I have this touch upon your life and this access to your home. It is my friendly whisper to your heart of the very essence of divine truth and revelation, and a kindly directing of your eye to Him who is “fairer than the children of men” (Psalm 45:2), and who alone is worthy of your worship, praise, and adoration forever.

My gratitude is again extended to my two friends, Mrs. Eileen Firth and Bertram Shelton, for scanning the manuscript and making necessary adjustments. The hymns quoted are almost all from the hymnbooks currently used in our assembly worship meetings. My daughter Roxie, now of Arlington, Washington, has again come to my aid with her work in typing the manuscript.

Your ministering servant,
Daniel Smith

Writings by Daniel Smith.
You will find a total of 159 writings in 3 volumes.
Meditations on the Lords Supper
Copies available from

DANIEL SMITH
2803 West 14th Avenue
Vancouver 8 B.C., Canada V6K 2X3

Preface
My first book of meditations on the Lord’s Supper, entitled Worship and Remembrance, and comprised of forty-four such meditations, has proved a real blessing to those who seek to worship God “in spirit and in truth,” and who have great appreciation of the substitutionary sacrifice made by our Lord Jesus Christ on Calvary’s cross.

Many and sweet have been the testimonies sent me that precious souls were nurtured by the messages and hymn quotations.” Within two years 5,000 copies in two editions were dispersed, mostly sold privately while I was conducting meetings, and quite a number by written requests for the book.

We servants of the Lord, set apart by Him for the work of the ministry, live and rejoice when the Lord’s people, for whose spiritual good we watch and labor, enter into the full faith of the gospel, exercise themselves in worship before the Lord God, and fill their hearts with rapturous, adoring praise of Him whose abounding love has redeemed us.

It is my prayer, in sending forth this new series of fifty messages, that this also shall minister to your spiritual welfare, and that the Holy Spirit will work mightily and mercifully in your heart to make these things real to you. If this proves to be so, then I shall count my labor in writing the book light indeed, and my prayers all too few.

I thank God that through this humble means I have this touch upon your life and this access to your home. It is my friendly whisper to your heart of the very essence of divine truth and revelation, and a kindly directing of your eye to Him who is “fairer than the children of men” (Psalm 45:2), and who alone is worthy of your worship, praise, and adoration forever.

My gratitude is again extended to my two friends, Mrs. Eileen Firth and Bertram Shelton, for scanning the manuscript and making necessary adjustments. The hymns quoted are almost all from the hymnbooks currently used in our assembly worship meetings. My daughter Roxie, now of Arlington, Washington, has again come to my aid with her work in typing the manuscript.

Your ministering servant,
Daniel Smith

There are things that just don't mix. This is true in the Physical Realm and Spiritual Realm. Oil and Water, Faith and Works.

Scripture Reading Meeting from 5/6/2024. Those in attendence were Jim, Dan and Irv.

A Message from Matthew 5. The Beatitudes

Writings by Leonard Sheldrake
Printed in U.S.A. by Gospel Folio Press,
Box 2041, Grand Rapids, Mich. 49501

Copyright 1950 by Leonard Sheldrake

Foreword
Bonar once said that Samuel Rutherford had,

“a thirst no earthly stream could satisfy;
a hunger that must feed on Christ or die.”

To all who share this thirst and hunger, the following pages will prove a feast of good things. The book will endear itself to those who love our Lord Jesus Christ because it is all about Him. It is filled with great thoughts about the Savior. It is filled with exalted expressions of worship and appreciation of the One who is supremely worthy.

Many will recognize portions of the book as messages delivered by the author at various times throughout his ministry. All such will welcome the preservation of these addresses in more permanent form. It is hoped that as they read these pages, they will once again recapture the sound of a voice that throbbed with emotion for God—a voice that had tears in it.

No one ever reads a book without being affected in some way by it. As the reader beholds the glory of the Lord in this volume, may he be changed into the same image from glory to glory, even as by the Spirit of the Lord.

W. M.

Writings by Leonard Sheldrake
Printed in U.S.A. by Gospel Folio Press,
Box 2041, Grand Rapids, Mich. 49501

Copyright 1950 by Leonard Sheldrake

Foreword
Bonar once said that Samuel Rutherford had,

“a thirst no earthly stream could satisfy;
a hunger that must feed on Christ or die.”

To all who share this thirst and hunger, the following pages will prove a feast of good things. The book will endear itself to those who love our Lord Jesus Christ because it is all about Him. It is filled with great thoughts about the Savior. It is filled with exalted expressions of worship and appreciation of the One who is supremely worthy.

Many will recognize portions of the book as messages delivered by the author at various times throughout his ministry. All such will welcome the preservation of these addresses in more permanent form. It is hoped that as they read these pages, they will once again recapture the sound of a voice that throbbed with emotion for God—a voice that had tears in it.

No one ever reads a book without being affected in some way by it. As the reader beholds the glory of the Lord in this volume, may he be changed into the same image from glory to glory, even as by the Spirit of the Lord.

W. M.

Writings by Leonard Sheldrake
Printed in U.S.A. by Gospel Folio Press,
Box 2041, Grand Rapids, Mich. 49501

Copyright 1950 by Leonard Sheldrake

Foreword
Bonar once said that Samuel Rutherford had,

“a thirst no earthly stream could satisfy;
a hunger that must feed on Christ or die.”

To all who share this thirst and hunger, the following pages will prove a feast of good things. The book will endear itself to those who love our Lord Jesus Christ because it is all about Him. It is filled with great thoughts about the Savior. It is filled with exalted expressions of worship and appreciation of the One who is supremely worthy.

Many will recognize portions of the book as messages delivered by the author at various times throughout his ministry. All such will welcome the preservation of these addresses in more permanent form. It is hoped that as they read these pages, they will once again recapture the sound of a voice that throbbed with emotion for God—a voice that had tears in it.

No one ever reads a book without being affected in some way by it. As the reader beholds the glory of the Lord in this volume, may he be changed into the same image from glory to glory, even as by the Spirit of the Lord.

W. M.