Article January 7, 1933 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from D. Ewart James, James I. Vance, William T. Manning

[D. Ewart James, M. A., in the Christian World Pulpit, London, England]

There is a way out of all our distress. God is always faithful and just. When we are tempted there is always the way of escape. Well, now, what is that way out? ... The way out is the old way out, and the only way out—"repent" and "turn again."

That is to say, nations, churches, and men and women will have to "change their minds" and get back to God through the changed mind. Repentance essentially means a change of mind—a new way of thinking about things—and that is what has got to happen to our world. We have to re-think things.

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