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What is the business of your life? Not merely to save your soul—win the bread that perisheth not, and make yourself meet for Paradise? If it was so, if this were all; would it not be an ignoble and selfish lot for which to toil, and suffer, and pray, and die, and would it not be as unlike the Master's as could well be conceived of? No, you are to be a redeemer, a saviour, a copy of Jesus Christ Himself. So wake up all the powers of your being, my brothers, and consecrate every awakened power to the great end of saving them. BE A SALVATIONIST.

William Booth Salvation Soldiery (1890)

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Primary text - 3. Our New Name: The Salvationist
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