Article January 11, 1958 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Jackson Burns, Arleigh Albert Burke

Jackson Burns
in Together
Chicago, Illinois

When we faint and grow weary the cause is often spiritual rather than physical.... Sleep is not really the answer to ... weariness. ... Isaiah knew the real answer. It is, as phrased in the King James Version, to "wait upon the Lord." ... Communion with God provides the inspiration, the enthusiasm, and the power for continuing effectiveness. When an eagle soars it stretches out its wings and floats through the air. This symbolizes the quiet power of the unfrantic people who wait upon the Lord. This power, which is the gift of God, is available not only for the high flights and the hurried efforts of life but also for the day-by-day walk.

Admiral Arleigh Albert Burke
in The Military Chaplain
Washington, District of Columbia

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