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The tract argues that Christians should openly dedicate their persons, property, time, and talents to Christ, reading the New Testament injunction against earthly accumulation as a literal command. It addresses objections about loss of social influence, the welfare of children, and whether property must be sold versus offering its income, and maintains that God's paternal governance requires daily dependence and trust in divine provision. The author contrasts Christian influence rooted in sacrificial devotion with worldly prestige, appeals to early apostolic practice and Gospel teaching, and urges immediate appropriation of resources to purposes of service and the advancement of the church.
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