Of all there is to know – Sunday, December 05, 1954
Despite the misuse men have made of many things, the past century or so has been one of profound unfoldment of truth. The mind of...
Despite the misuse men have made of many things, the past century or so has been one of profound unfoldment of truth. The mind of...
We hear much concerning the subject of faith: that it will move mountains, that it is the "evidence of things not seen,"1 that with it...
In its own way, Thanksgiving is the evidence of the fruition of faith. It is, in fact, "the substance of things hoped for"2—the symbol of...
We should like to speak again of faith and faithfulness. Perhaps there are no two people, however close and compatible, but who could find some...
There are moments when most of us rise above ourselves and our surroundings and sense the glory of service and see beyond the tiresome routine...
We recall once more the mathematical maxim that "a straight line is the shortest distance between two points". In a day when so many people...
Many centuries ago, Isaiah, the prophet of ancient Israel, implied that there would be certain ways marked out for men—marked out so plainly that "wayfaring...
On this question again of man's having been given dominion over all the earth. Subduing the earth loses much of its meaning unless we also...
From all observable evidence, it would appear that man was made for movement—that he was made to face life on his feet, moving, working, thinking,...