The Two Classes . There are only two classes in our world: those who are obedient to Jesus Christ, who seek the Master to do His will, and work for the attainment of the salvation of their own souls and the soul of everyone who is associated with them who names the name of Christ; and the children of disobedience. There are but two classes in our world. Then listen to the words of One who knows: “Ye are of God, little children, and have overcome them: because greater is He that is in you, than he that is in the world. They are of the world: therefore speak they of the world, and the world heareth them.” 1 John 4:4, 5. Souls are being deluded. The fear and love of God have not a controlling power. The world is their master, and they chase after its delusive, flattering mirage. Listen to One who gave His life for the world, “that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” He spake as never man spake. The whole of John 15 contains a most important lesson. Read it; obey it. Again, hear the voice of God, “Ye cannot serve God and mammon.” {TM 270.3}

De to klasser
Der er kun to klasser i vor verden: Dem der er lydige mod Jesus Kristus, der søger Mesteren til at gøre hans vilje og arbejder for opnåelse af deres egen sjæls frelse og deres sjæle (271) som er forbundet med ham der nævner Kristi navn; og ulydighedens børn. Der er kun to klasser i vor verden. Lyt da til ordene fra Den der kender til det: »Børnlille, I er af Gud, og I har sejret over dem, fordi han, der er i jer er større end han, der er i verden. De er af verden; derfor taler de af verden, og verden hører dem.« 1.Johannes 4,4.5. Sjæle er vildledt. Frygten og kærligheden for Gud har ikke en styrernde kraft. Verden er deres mester, og de jager efter dens smigrerne og skuffende blændværk. Lyt til Dén der gav sit liv for verden, »for at enhver, som tror på ham, ikke skal fortabes, men have evigt liv.« Han talte som intet menneske har talt. Hele Johannes 15 indeholder en meget væsentlig lektie. Læs den, adlyd den. Hør igen Guds stemme, »I kan ikke både tjene Gud og mammon.«