Article August 6, 1960 Issue

Victory over Chronic Troubles

WILL B. DAVIS

"There is no cause or source for a chronic trouble in the ever-presence of God, good"

A dictionary explains that the word "chronic" comes from a Greek word meaning "concerning time" and gives this definition: "Continuing for a long time;... Hence (of an invalid or of one having an unpleasant habit or characteristic...), having long had the affliction or habit." We hear of chronic fear, chronic doubt, chronic illness, or even chronic grumbling.

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