A great railroad bridge gives way beneath the weight of an express train and hundreds of lives are lost.

In the inquest it is testified that a slight flaw in one beam was the cause of the awful calamity which hurled so many lives into eternity.

The foundry workman was unfaithful.
These are but suggestions of the duty and of its importance.

No work can be of so little moment that it matters not whether it be done faithfully or not.

Unfaithfulness in the smallest things is unfaithfulness, and God is grieved, and possibly sometime, somewhere, disaster may come as the consequence of the neglect.