Editorial May 24, 1982 Issue

Walk with God

WILLIAM E. MOODY

The road stretches out. Perhaps the individual does not yet see very far into the distance. But he proceeds unafraid. He even looks forward to the discoveries, adventures, and challenges ahead.

Why? He is walking the road of demonstration, leading up to new vistas of spiritual life and reality. And God's guidance can be felt each step of the way. The counsel, love, protection, even the healing that may be needed, are ever available. Divine Principle, Soul, points the way—away from the pursuit of material aims and ambitions and toward the goal of salvation, spirituality, and universal blessing.

The patriarch Enoch must have traveled such a "road." The Bible doesn't tell us a great deal about Enoch's life. Actually, only a few verses reveal anything at all about his human experience. But what we do learn in those verses is quite remarkable. We read that Enoch lived for an extraordinary period of years on earth. And then we're told, "Enoch walked with God: and he was not; for God took him." Gen. 5:24.

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