Me has said that He will guide us with His eye. The means of that guidance is the Bible. It is the light unto our feet and the lamp unto our way. We must ascertain the truth or the principle which operated in certain situations and which can legitimately be lifted up and applied to other situations to-day. We must hearken unto the commands taken in their dispensational [p.16] setting such as the observance of the Sabbath, or the missionary vision, and obey them. We must look for the promises which are applicable unto us, not confusing Israel with the church in particulars which deal with the land. The curses of Deuteronomy 28 cannot be applied unto Israel and the promises unto the church. We must be consistent in reference to the interpretation of God's Word. We will take the pattern of the example of Jesus and of Paul, and we will be certain about our means of action within similar situations. The result of such guidance is that we will know God's plan for the age, for the church and for us as individuals. We will experience a happiness of the right relationship to God and a sense of being in His will. We will find an effectiveness in serving by means of direction, of drive, of power and of unction. This authoritative revelation of God provides comfort for us in tribulation. Sickness, bereavement and death are awaiting us all. The truth about prayer, about healing, about the redemption