Article September 5, 1942 Issue

Signs of the Times

Topic: Working For Brotherhood

with contributions from William Dawson, B. F. Hall, James Reid, Perry Rice, Fred A. Line

[The Ven. William Dawson, in the Sentinel, Milwaukee, Wisconsin]

Man always has dreamed dreams and seen visions. ... A brighter tomorrow always has been in the offing of humanity's thinkings and struggles, and though long delayed there always is a feeling that better days are ahead.

For the real basis of hope for a new world, we have to turn to the Scriptures. In the book of Revelation there is to be found the vision of a new earth. "Behold, I make all things new." It is an affirmation of God's presence in the world. In the words of Robert Browning:

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