On the Expectancy of Death – Sunday, April 15, 1945
The ever-present expectancy of death is never far removed from any of us—whether we realize it or not. None of us can avoid it. It...
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Concerning Varieties of Ignorance – Sunday, April 08, 1945
In childhood we are excused for many mistakes on grounds of ignorance. But long after we cease to be children there are times when we...
Of Death—and of Life – Sunday, April 01, 1945
Death means many things to many people: To one who has been long weary in well doing, it may mean blessed release—the sweet sorrow of...
Concerning Differences in Men – Sunday, March 25, 1945
There is a commonplace but ever-startling observation to be made concerning men, and that is: how very much alike they are, and at the same...
Testimony in Print* – Sunday, March 18, 1945
It was a new day for our world when it became possible for the great truths of the universe and the lofty thoughts of men...
The Day of This Life – Sunday, March 11, 1945
The passing of time, measured off with monotonous mechanical devices, moves us through many strange patterns. Some of them we understand, and some of them...
He Shall Not be Afraid of Evil Tidings – Sunday, March 04, 1945
There is a phrase from the Psalms that describes a man who might well be the envy of all the world—a man of whom it...
The Fallacy of “Waiting Till They Grow Up” – Sunday, February 25, 1945
We sometimes hear of parents, and others responsible for the guidance of youth, who defer or indefinitely postpone the religious education of children. This attitude...
Counsel to a Nation – Sunday, February 18, 1945
Today America is closely examining her past and earnestly contemplating her future. The Sunday that comes between birthday anniversaries of two of our great patriots...