He told them _they_ were all called.

Christ died for all; every human being that had heard of Jesus and his atonement, was called unto salvation.

He dwelt on the efficacy of that atonement on the solemn occasion when it was made, on the perfect peace and reconciliation of the believer.

He spoke of the will of God, which had placed them in a condition of bondage to an earthly master; who had given them equal hope of eternal redemption with that master.

He reminded them that Christ had chosen his lot among the poor of this world; that he had refused all earthly honor and advantage.