Article September 2, 1939 Issue

Signs of the Times

Topic: Brotherhood

with contributions from Henry S. Alkire, Alfred M. Landon, F. Sparrow, Theodore Rousseau, James E. Freeman, Henry Geerlings

[Henry S. Alkire, in the Christian Advocate, Cincinnati, Ohio]

"Love is a very scarce thing, but whatever it touches turns into pure gold." It is "the ladder the angels left swinging from heaven after their tryst on earth; so poor mortals could some sweet time climb up to where the angels went."

Love never destroys, never assassinates. Lust, not love, is a killer. Love preserves and protects the object it worships. Deposit love in God's bank, and you will always have credit there when you pray. He honors the checks on love. ...

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