Article September 25, 1976 Issue

Harmony Is Always

BARBARA B. HOLLIDAY

"Trouble on the way to happening." Ever heard that expression? Too often the predicted result seems to occur—at least in part—and we appear to be at its mercy. But what might have been the result if we had chosen to challenge that suggestion at the outset, rather than to muse over it, brush it aside, or become afraid of it? "The thing which I greatly feared is come upon me,"^{ Job 3:25;} cried out Job in his despair.

The need to vigorously challenge menacing suggestions of evil is evident. Since man is God's perfect expression, we can know we have the divine right to refute with authority any apathy, reluctance, or ignorance that would keep us from making such a challenge.

Christ Jesus clearly understood the relationship of the Father and His beloved child. So much so that he could tell his disciples, "I am not alone, because the Father is with me."^{ John 16:32;}

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