Editorials

Right Motives

Nothing is of more importance to men in the working out of their salvation from all evil than the understanding of how to examine and purify motives.

A League of Understanding Hearts

In the collection of religious poems attributed to King David is one psalm wherein he complains of those who reverence not the unchanging God.

Forgiveness

MUCH has been said about forgiveness.

The Inner Meaning of Patience

QUITE often men think of patience as a negative quality of mind, for to them it seems to be submission to slights, endurance of suffering, or resignation under sorrow; but the Christian use of the word ennobles it.

True Ambition

IN her Message to The Mother Church in 1902 Mrs.

Preference in Honor

DAYS were when if a lad were questioned regarding a tale told or orders transmitted and he backed his assertion by saying, "Honour bright," any doubting disappeared.

Home

PERHAPS few words in the English language carry with them greater possibilities and breadth of vision than does the word "home.

Symptoms of Recovery

THE man whom sickness assails is tempted to recount his symptoms and inquire of some authority what particular disease they may indicate.

God's Promises

THE Bible is full of the most precious promises, the simple reading of which brings a sense of comfort and security.

Guided by Right Intuition

"WE know that the Son of God is come, and hath given us an understanding, that we may know him that is true," declared John.

Purity

No divine quality is more to be desired than purity.

Gossip and Conversation

When Paul said, "Our conversation is in heaven," and when Peter counseled, "As he which hath called you is holy, so be ye holy in all manner of conversation," the reference in each case was to behavior and conduct or manner of living.