I will give you rest

'''Back to [[Man's religion & God's religion]]''' ---- <em>Are you ever weary—</em>of the world<em>—</em>of sin<em>—</em>of self<em>—</em>of everything below the skies? If so, you desire something to give you <em>rest.</em> You look to SELF—it is but shifting sand, tossed here and there with the restless tide, and ever casting up mire and dirt. No holding ground—no anchorage—no rest there.<br><br> You look to OTHERS—you see what man is, even the very best of men in their best state—how fickle, how unstable, how changing and changeable—how weak even when willing to help—how more likely to add to, than relieve your distress—if desirous to sympathize with and comfort you in trouble and sorrow, how short his arm to help, how unsatisfactory his aid to relieve! You find no rest there. You lean upon the WORLD—it is but a broken reed which runs into your hand and pierces you. You find no rest there.<br><br> So look where you will, there is no rest for the sole of your foot. But there is a rest. Our blessed Lord says, &quot;Come to Me, all you who labour and are heavily burdened, and <strong>I will give you rest</strong>.&quot; Matthew 11:28