Article August 15, 1901 Issue

Religious Items

with contributions from Theodore L. Cuyler, J. D. Burrell

1. The truly earnest heart is never without some revelation of God.

2. In Rome a man does not need to do as the Romans do; he may and ought to do in Rome, as anywhere else, what he thinks God would have him do.

3. Abram no doubt felt rather strange and alien among his neighbors, who worshiped as he felt he could not worship. But God was a nearer neighbor, and Abram in such company would not be lonely.

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