Article February 5, 1910 Issue

FROM OUR EXCHANGES

with contributions from Emory W. Hunt, A. H. Alcott

[Christian Register.]

The revelations which had made the spiritual fortunes of prophets and apostles, of saviors and martyrs, of heroes and forerunners of the kingdom of God, were the precious and wonderful things, while the writings in which some of these experiences were recorded were only hints, signs, and symbols of that which passes all understanding and is beyond the wit of any man to record in perfection and transcribe with accuracy. The signs and wonders that attended the lives of holy men and women, and which still puzzle and confound a worldly and gainsaying generation, were and are only outward signs of an inner grace, of an invisible life, of a wonder-working power which resides in the hearts and consciences of those who submit themselves to the divine guidance.

[Pres. Emory W. Hunt in Standard.]

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