Article December 13, 1947 Issue

Signs of the Times

God Continuously Guides

with contributions from Harold W. Dodds, Paul E. Martin, H. H. Edwards, C. A. Seager, John V. Moore, Ralph H. Turner

The Gospel Witness and Protestant Advocate Toronto, Ontario, Canada

A very strong radio station will sometimes smother the emissions from stations of less power. The Word of God is the most powerful of all radios. ... It has an inherent power greater than dynamite, far exceeding the atmost atomic potential: "The Lord is in his holy temple: let all the earth keep silence before him."

We are not sure, but we suppose the modern teletype has simplified the reception of telegraphic messages. We remember a few years ago being in a large telegraphic office where there was a huge circular table, perhaps ten or twelve feet in diameter, and at short intervals around the table were telegraphic instruments set about as closely together as the chairs which circled the table. Each chair was occupied by an operator. The office was a bedlam of sounds. To the layman the air was filled with meaningless clickings; and yet each operator was so trained as to be able to listen to his own instrument and disregard all the others.

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