THE VICTORIOUS CONQUERER - Which?:   

 

"I will make thy name to be remembered in all generations: therefore shall the people praise thee for ever and ever." Psalms 45:17

    When Jesus was on earth, if anybody had said that His name would be thus enshrined in the memories and hearts of men in all succeeding ages, he would have been laughed to scorn by the great ones of the time. Many learned men lived then who thought themselves far more worthy of being remembered; but their names are quite forgotten. And so with many powerful men, who figured largely in the public eye in their day, but have now sunk intocomplete oblivion. Yet the name of Jesus has not lost any of its lustre. It rather grows in glory and in preciousness with the years. 

    Napoleon was right when he contrasted the fame and influence of Jesus with his own, and with that of Alexander and other mighty men before him. "We founded our empires upon force but on what was the empire of Jesus founded? Upon love,  and I tell you that, to this day, millions would die for Him."

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