IT IS NOT ALL GOLD THAT GLITTERS - J T Williamson - September 18, 1928

J T Williamson

In every age since the dark ages, some one has held the protestant world spell bound, by his or her evangelistic powers to be lauded as almost superhuman. This naturally causes one to reflect, from whence comes his great popularity! Noah was a preacher of righteousness, but he was not popular; neither was Jesus, after doing so many great miracles: and Paul Leing equal with, and superior to, any of our modern teachers, instead of collecting $2000.00 for a single sermon hired his own house in which to preach, and with his hands worked to defray expenses. If God is back of these great donators, then why was he different in Paul's day? God forbid that I cast evil reflections upon any Christian act, but we must know that "it is not all gold that glitters." - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library