PAUL BALINGO. 59

and covered with dirt and sores, and not fit to go
into de presence of pure and holy God; but if you
love Christ and trust dat He died and was punished
instead of you, den He put on you a white robe,
cover you wid His righteousness, and den when
you go to God He longer see that you are poor and
naked, but He only see the white robe, and He
say, ‘* Now you may come into dis pure and bright
heaven, and live wid Me.’ Then once more I say
again, look here, God put you into this world, and
you owe God everything. You ought to obey Him
and serve Him, and give Him all your strength
and health, and to try and please Him in all things
every moment of your life. Next IJ remind dem
dat none of us do it, so we owe God a debt, and
the longer we live the greater is the debt. It is
not den all the things that we do dat God reckon,
but the many things that we ought to do and
which we leaye undone. We receive all the good
things from God, and we give Him nothing in
return. Then we have no means to pay this debt,
so Jesus Christ, because He love us, say He pay
it, and God say He accept His payment and set us
free. Den I say to the people, Do you believe dis?
If you do, and try to love God, and serve God,