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How Honest Are We?
Author Unknown
When Abraham Lincoln was in the grocery store business in his young manhood, it is said that he once discovered that he had charged a customer six cents too much on a bill of goods. That night, after he had closed his store, Lincoln walked three miles to the home of the person he had shortchanged and returned the six cents. Late one evening he waited on a woman who wanted a half pound of tea. Next morning he noticed a six-ounce weight on the scales. He immediately closed the store and delivered to her tea to compensate for the error. Many such incidents in his life won for him the affectionate title of "Honest Abe." He became a great president.
Men with such honesty need to be in high places. They are needed the world over in every calling of life, from the lowest to the highest, and let's not overlook the church -- they are needed there too. Not only must we be honest with our fellow man, but we are also under obligation to be honest with our God. He has given us life, a soul, a world in which to live and all the blessings that sustain life. It is nothing but fairness and honesty that we return a portion of what God has given us to further His cause. A refusal to do this is called dishonesty according to God's own indictment. This is His charge of dishonesty: "Will a man rob God? Yet ye have robbed me. But you say, Wherein have we robbed thee? In tithes and offerings. Ye are cursed with a curse: for ye have robbed me, even this whole nation" (Malachi 3:8, 9).
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