Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-20
Israel Lee, Methodist, Washington.


The Standard. of Worth.-Measure
your worth by the standard of duty
well done, not by the opinion Of others.
Rev. George H. Hepworth, Congrega-
tionalist, New York.
HEAVIER on Earth.-Men need not
necessarily die to he in heaven. Some
saints live today almost in the out
skirts of heaven.-Dr. Alonzo Monk,
Methodist, Atlanta, Ga.
Doors Closed Against Jesus.-The
ritual and beautiful ceremonial have
often been slammed in the face of
Jesus.-Rev. DR.. Robert S. Macarthur,
Baptist, New York.
Live in the Present.-The man or
the church that lives in the past lives
to no purpose in these intense days of
activity in every department of human
life.-Rev. DR.. Barker, Presbyterian,
Philadelphia.
More Education Needed.-What we
need more i~mperatively thansanything
else to Offset the influences that work
oefho INC vi u hCSDD CE-
sonal religious interest is education
Rev. Nicholas r. Walsh, Catholic, Bos-
ton.
Effect of Good Books.-Good books
and good papers leave their impress
upon the mind and heart like the river
upon the land through which it runs.
they furnish mental and spiritual pab-
ulum.-Rev. DR.. w. H. II. Rees, Meth
odist, Pittsburg.
Representing Jesus Christ. - To
stand before the world, before those
With whom you associate, as the repre-
sentative of Jesus is surely a privi-
lego. and to fully represent Him we
must be as nearly like him as possible.
John ID. Rockefeller, Jr., Baptist,
New York.
Sin of Parental Isnorance.-Oh, the
sin of parental ignorance! 1t has
ruined more homes, slaughtered more
lives, bred more disease. called into
life more selfishness and tyranny, more
vice and crime than all other causes
combined.-Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf.
d. D., Philadelphia.
Not as a Theory, But as a Fact.-It
is not in theology w are to find out
how to be Christians, but it is in Gods
W word and in. the words of Jesus
and his interpreters in the Bible. II
we study, We find that we must not re-
ceiye Jesus as a theory, but as a fact.
Rev. Stowell l.. Bryant, Methodist,
Chicago.
Standing on Firm Foundation.-Lift-
ed up by the spirit out of the worlds
troubled sea and set securely on the
Rock OF Ages. the believer cannot be
thrown into confusion or be made to
feel that the foundations of his life are
falling from under.-Rev. W. S. Fulton,
Presbyterian, Pittsburg.
Teaching the Conference.-The con-
science needs constantly power of rev.
citation, the vision of God. Every man
must follow conscience, but every man
must see that his conscience is taught
of God and is the souls window open
ing out n Godfrey. DR.. NJ. Burnham,
Congregationalist, st. Louis.
Christ the Only Way.-For me ,he
present contains a large possibility of
happiness for the frugal, honest poor,
and the future holds forth hope for
more. Neither rich nor poor can be
happy. Each must take his woe to
Bethlehem. the Christ is the only
way. He says, Come" and in Him
alone is there peace.-Archbishop Cor
rigan, Catholic, New York.
Only Source of Hope.-Have faith
faith in yourselves, faith in our fellow
men, faith in God and the Providence
that governs the world. In the midst
of the changing scenes of life faith in
God is the only source of assured hope,
the only secret of a true and worthy
life, the only key to happiness, the only
strength that is secure.-Rev. c. j..
Hill, Peoples Tabernacle, Denver.
Weakness OF Spirit.-The evolution
OF 1900 years has just begun to teach
men the value of gentleness and kind
ness, to show them that more is To be
gained in the long run by the employ
ment of these agencies which make up,
take 1t, meekness of spirit than by