Article June 23, 1928 Issue

A clear, pure, honest soul shall not be left in doubt and...

W. L. WATKINSON

A clear, pure, honest soul shall not be left in doubt and darkness regarding the higher law and Him whose will it is. He who speaks the truth in his heart is true, and the truth is revealed to the true; and he who thus speaks the truth speaks it with his lips and his life. Some approach the religious theme with an impure soul, a frivolous temper, a false aim, or with gross prejudice, looking at sacred things with "cocoanut shells for spectacles," as the Arabs say; but he "that willeth to do the will of God shall know of the doctrine that it is of God."—W. L. WATKINSON.

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