Article January 4, 1947 ISSUE

An Extra Room

W. NORMAN COOPER

At the present time, when many are experiencing cramped housing conditions and finding it necessary to establish or reestablish a home, what comfort and assurance are to be found in this verse from the ninetieth Psalm (verse 1): "Lord, thou hast been our dwelling place in all generations."

In this statement the Psalmist set forth a great spiritual law. He recognized that man dwells solely in God. Hence it follows that man can never really lack home, because it is, as the Psalmist declared, in God, divine Spirit. In this spiritually mental home there is no room for dissension, confusion, fear, loneliness, or any of the etceteras of mortal thinking. In the infinitude of Spirit there can be no limited home conditions, since divine Love is ever bestowing abundant good on His spiritual idea, man.

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