Article September 28, 1957 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from George Truman Carl, Eric Saxon, Robert B. French

George Truman Carl in Together Chicago, Illinois

The divine power, emanating from God, defies description. Christ [Jesus] projected it in a myriad of mighty ways, culminating in the power of the Resurrection. In the perfect prayer of our Saviour, this power is placed at our disposal, but qualifiedly. It cannot remain static. It must find perpetual release. The aggregate of divine power, released through Christian energies, compels all tryanny to tremble in its tracks.

We battle with iniquitous foes in a wilderness as wanton as did Jesus in Matthew 4. But the same power is at our instant command. Victory with ministering angels is no ethereal dream.

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