From the Editors April 28, 2014 Issue

I see the light!

The Editors

When you exclaim this, it usually means that you understand something a whole lot better. To “see the light” is to recognize a better path or comprehend an idea more clearly. It’s nice how a real turning point in prayer can be when you “get it,” and see the light like that. As you’ve perused this issue of the Sentinel, you’ve read several examples of people praying and becoming enlightened to some wonderful truths of God and God’s creation.

The Bible, too, is a rich record of people turning to and seeing more clearly in the healing light of truth. Look at the beautiful way the book of Isaiah puts it: “The people that walked in darkness have seen a great light: they that dwell in the land of the shadow of death, upon them hath the light shined” (9:2).

Darkness has never once, in all of history, created anything, destroyed anything, or caused even the slightest change.