Article August 14, 1902 Issue

A pure heart is more precious in the sight of God than...

with contributions from Amos R. Wells

A pure heart is more precious in the sight of God than aught else on earth. The pure heart is a fair, fitly adorned chamber, the dwelling of the Holy Ghost, the golden temple of the Godhead. A heart that finds its whole and only satisfaction in God, which relishes and desires nothing but God, whose thoughts and inclinations are toward God and God alone.

Lives that lift must be on a higher plane than lives that are lifted.—Amos R. Wells.

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