Our life is to be bound up with the life of Christ; we are to draw constantly from Him, partaking of Him, the living Bread that came down from heaven, drawing from a fountain ever fresh, ever giving forth its abundant treasures. If we keep the Lord ever before us, allowing our hearts to go out in thanksgiving and praise to Him, we shall have a continual freshness in our religious life. Our prayers will take the form of a conversation with God as we would talk with a friend. He will speak His mysteries to us personally. Often there will come to us a sweet joyful sense of the presence of Jesus. Often our hearts will burn within us as He draws nigh to commune with us as He did with Enoch. When this 130 is in truth the experience of the Christian, there is seen in his life a simplicity, a humility, meekness, and lowliness of heart, that show to all with whom he associates that he has been with Jesus and learned of Him.

Vort liv må forbindes med Kristi liv, vi må stadig hente kraft fra ham, vi må spise det levende brød, som kom ned fra Himmelen, vi må drage vand af en kilde, der altid er frisk og altid giver rigeligt. Hvis vi stadig har Herren for øje og opløfter vort hjerte i taksigelse og lovprisning til ham, vil vort åndelige liv altid være levende og virksomt. Vore bønner vil forme sig som en samtale med Gud, ligesom vi ville tale med en ven. Han vil åbenbare sine hemmeligheder for os personligt, og vi vil ofte have en herlig og glad fornemmelse af Jesu nærhed. Vore hjerter vil ofte brænde i os, når han drager nær for at samtale med os, som han gjorde det med Enok. Når dette i sandhed bliver den kristnes erfaring, vil man i hans liv se en hjertets enfoldighed, en ydmyghed, beskedenhed og sagtmodighed, som viser alle, han kommer i berøring med, at han har været hos Jesus og lært af ham.