Article January 1, 1903 Issue

A Little Understanding

HATTIE E. RICHARDSON.

Do we realize what we are saying when we acknowledge that we have only a little understanding? If so, I think we should hesitate to repeat it; we should see the limitation we place upon ourselves.

In Genesis we read, "God created man in his own image, in the image of God created He him," then are we claiming too much when we claim all of this, and are we claiming enough when we accept anything short of this?

We hear it said every day, "I have only a little understanding of this Truth," and then the question is asked, "Why am I not healed?" or "Why can I not see this Truth more clearly?" Can we expect to receive all when we deny God, by saying, "I have only a little understanding?

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