Article November 3, 1945 Issue

Signs of the Times

Wresting Victory Out of Seeming Defeat

with contributions from Archer Wallace, R. S. Laidlaw, James Reid, William R. Leslie

Dr. Archer Wallace
Christian Herald, New York, New York

It is always possible to wrest victory out of seeming defeat. Nearly twenty centuries ago, the Apostle Paul was cast into prison when it seemed that he was urgently needed in a score of places; but now, seen in the light of the intervening years, we know that his imprisonment advanced the cause to which he was so much devoted.

The letters to the Philippians, Colossians, Ephesians, and Philemon were all written during this period of Paul's life. He lived long enough to know how good came out of apparent evil. He wrote, "The things which happened unto me have fallen out rather unto the furtherance of the gospel."

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