By: Ted Camp, Silent Word Ministries

“How to Remove... Adhesive Tape - Apply rubbing alcohol then rub with a soft cloth moistened with a mild solution of soap liquid. Dry and polish it. Burns and scorches (cigarette burns) - If the mark is bubbled or black use a sharp knife to scrape the surface, then sand with fine sandpaper. You may need to use wood filler to smooth it to the surface. Then use a repair crayon to match the wood color.

Candle Wax - Carefully chip off any excess hardened wax with ice cubes. Use a hair dryer to soften the remaining wax. Rub with an absorbent soft cloth to remove excess. Dents (not veneer) - Cover with several layers of brown wrapping paper and a damp cloth then apply a warm, dry iron. Repeat until the wood swells and the dent disappears. Remove old polish and apply fresh polish.

Scratches - Try products that claim to remove scratches or use a repair crayon. If this does not work use a wood filler stained to match the work and apply a similar finish. Remove White Marks - Marks from wet glasses, medicines and perfume can cause white marks. Blot with an absorbent cloth, wipe with a damp cloth, then dry with a soft cloth. It the stain remains, rub in (with grain) a little non-gel toothpaste or liquid or cream car polish. Wipe with a dry cloth and polish if necessary. If this does not work you need to apply a finisher.” – Consumer Reports.

Try it! I did and it worked!

Also the Bible reports how Christians can be cleansed and remove their sins. “If we (Christians) confess our sins, he (Christ) is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness” (I John 1:9).

If you confess He will cleanse. If you continue He will chasten (Hebrews 12:6-8). The choice is yours. No confession no cleansing. There is no other remedy or solution for sins. Nothing else will work. Only Christ can cleanse your sins and restore your peace. Try it! I did and it worked! There is no substitute for the peace of God.

Ted Camp is director of Silent Word Ministries, a worldwide ministry to the deaf based in Trenton. E-mail him at TC@silentword.org to be added to the email list for weekly articles or phone (706) 657-8000.