labor, have found access to hearts, and through them to other hearts. God’s workmen must be many-sided men; that is, they must have breadth of character. They are not to be one-idea men, stereotyped in their manner of working, unable to see that their advocacy of truth must vary with the class of people among whom they work and the circumstances they have to meet. There is delicate work for the minister to do as he meets with alienation, bitterness, and opposition. More than others, he needs that