The
mistake is frequently made of attaching too much importance to objects of art and architecture, as well as to other things which outwardly express that which is good and worthy in human thought.
Endowed
with such gifts of leadership as David posessed, placed in a position where his will to display them and his power to enforce them were practically supreme, the king of Israel yet retained that which preserved him from the fate of the tyrant and dictator.
The
Scriptural statement that "he [God] spake, and it was done," and the somewhat similar statement, also from Psalms, "He uttered his voice, the earth melted," have been of much interest to Bible students, even though they have been regarded commonly as referring only to the remote past or future.
In his statement to the Galatians, "In due season we shall reap, if we faint not," Paul indicates that men face two alternatives and on their choice of these depends their failure or success.
In
one of the great passages in which she sets forth scientifically the healing method practiced by Christ Jesus, Mary Baker Eddy quotes these words of the Master's: "Agree with thine adversary quickly, whiles thou art in the way with him.
When
the earth, because of its diurnal revolutions, turns its face away from the sun, those who are on that part of the earth which is turned away, find themselves temporarily in darkness.
The
gentle command of Christ Jesus, "See that ye be not troubled," is as a voice speaking to each one wherever fear or perplexity seeks entry into the heart.