Separation and Service; or, Thoughts on Numbers VI, VII.

"Separation and Service; or, Thoughts on Numbers VI, VII." by James Hudson Taylor is a religious exploration that looks closely at the ideas of spiritual separation and commitment to God through examining specific chapters of the Bible. Written in the late 1800s, the book explains why dedicating yourself to and obeying God are important in a believer's life, pointing out that devotion leads to blessings and the ability to serve within their Christian faith. Taylor breaks down the rules described in the Book of Numbers, with a focus on the Nazarite vow as an example of complete dedication. He talks about staying away from worldly influences, fully giving oneself over to God's plan, and the rewards gained through this devotion. Taylor also discusses how important gifts and offerings are as a form of service, stressing the real value is in the heart behind the offering. The book emphasizes the happiness of serving God, and how service can change a believer's life.