with contributions from Charles Francis Nesbit, Hiram Vrooman
The first five books of the Old Testament tell of the great economic struggle and spiritual awakening of the Jewish people, in bondage and slavery and sorely oppressed, in Egypt.
The
story of the unjust steward, as it is called, might well be named the story of the dishonest steward; but since the peculiar form of dishonesty described involved such scheming as drew forth a compliment from the defrauded employer, as if he thought it an evidence of cleverness, the above title may not be inapt.
An
appreciative audience which not only filled the five thousands seats of the new auditorium of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, but likewise all the available standing-room, listened with close attention to the lecture delivered Tuesday evening, Oct.
with contributions from H. T. Potten, H. Scott Holland
Those who are reckoning the growth or decay of their sects should consider whether the vital question is not which of them is getting most of the church-attending population, but whether the best part of the modern world is coming to church at all.
