We see him ever hastening from place to place, from ministry to ministry, from baptism to temptation, from teaching to healing, from miracle-working to solitary prayer.

His feet never loitered.

He lost no moments; he seems indeed to have crowded the common work of years into a few short, intense hours.

He is painted for us as a man continually under the strongest pressure, with a work to do which he was eager to accomplish in the shortest possible time.

He was always calm, never in nervous haste, yet ever quietly moving with resistless energy on his holy errand.
We ought to catch our Master's spirit in this celerity in the Father's business.