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R. A. Torrey's collection of Anecdotes and Illustrations is filled with useful sermon illustrations and stories. As D. L. Moody used to put it, a sermon without illustrations is like a house without windows. Torrey opens the windows for all who speak the Word with these constructive illustrations.

cried, “I am only a botch on Thy work. Thou knowest that I sincerely desired to lead the blacksmith to Thee, but I could not talk with him. Oh, God, I am only a botch on Thy work.” But soon after the deacon had left the blacksmith shop, the blacksmith went into the house and said to his wife, “Deacon —— brought up an argument to-day that I never heard before. He said he had a deep spiritual concern for my soul. What did he mean?” His wife was a canny woman and said, “You had better go and ask him.”
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