Article February 8, 1941 Issue

Signs of the Times

Topic: The Triumph of Truth

with contributions from Paul E. Johnson, Charles A. Platt, Donald Y. Swain, Hubert M. Harrison, John A. Mackay, R. Ernest Lamb

[Rev. Charles A. Platt, in the Newburgh (New York) News ]

If there was ever a time when the world needed a message of comfort, it is today. . . . It is true, we need light to show us the way, and faith to enable us to cling to truth and righteousness. But it is equally true that light will come and righteousness will be established in a quiet mind which is comforted by the presence of God.

Looking back across the centuries we see, in the book of Isaiah, words of comfort and faith which will give our lives an even keel in the midst of our present-day storms. The prophet begins one of the most majestic hymns ever written with this glorious word, "Comfort" (Isaiah 40:1). Then he proceeds to reveal the basis upon which our comfort is established. As the hymn progresses, it reaches a climax in the words, "Behold your God."

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