Article March 24, 1956 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Henry Geerlings, James A. Pike, Donald McMillan

Henry Geerlings in an article in the Evening Sentinel Holland, Michigan

The sincere longing for righteousness before God shall be satisfied. This is Jesus' promise .

Happiness is not necessarily pleasantness and agreeableness of circumstances. It is not freedom from the testing and trying experiences of life. It may be the uprising of a great emotion out of a consciousness of a life well spent. It may be the consciousness of a spiritual enrichment and the ability to see things as they are. It may be a contentment that brings a great peace at the end of the day that has been marked with an unselfish service to one's fellows. But if we are going to be happy, we must follow the way of life of the Master.

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