Article May 31, 1930 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Marion D. Shutter, Lauchlan Maclean Watt

[Marion D. Shutter, in the Christian Leader, Boston, Massachusetts]

Jesus never argued about immortality; he assumed it. ...

To Jesus this life of love was so real, this life of fellowship with God, that it never occurred to him that it could end. In the highest and happiest experiences, we lose all sense of time. It is with us as with God—a thousand years as one day, one day as a thousand years. He spoke much about faith, hope, obedience, love, prayer—for this was what life meant to him. He lived in the things of the Spirit. To be alive now was to be alive always. ...

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