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all generations that Raphael was the
prince of painters.--W. L. Watkinson.

Sunday. Sept IS. The city hath no
need of the sun, neither or the moon,
to shine upon It: for the glory of
God did tighten 1t, and the lamp
thereof 10 the iamb.--Rev. 81: %.
My Lord, teach me how to walk
through the ways of time and yet
breathe the air of eternity. May the
down the value, and in their inspira-
ton may / find my strength. II.
Jewett
Monday, Sept. 10. There shall In no
wise enter into 1t anything unclean,
or he that maketh an abomination
and lie: but only they that are writ
ten in the Lambs book of life.--Rev,
I'll a.
Paul and the apostles dealt with
their situation. We must deal with
ours. We cannot go to them for any
help in the details of our struggle for
social justice, but we can go to them.
for fundamental principles governing
life, and for inspiration in the strug-
gle to realize in life the will of God.
And this work is a work of divine
faith. We cannot know" that the
kingdom is coming from history or
science or political economy. Philoso-
ply may leave US convinced optimists
or fully persuaded pesslmists. our
/ IdltN al you anu our 'SouSUip Ia. III
the last analysis, our only ground
of hope Because we believe that God
is our Father and that We have seen
that fact in the life and death of Jesus
Christ, We also believe that this is
Gods world and that its misery, in
justice, greed, violence. savagery and
pollution are yet to pass away. and
Joy, peace, love. brotherhood and eter-
nal life are yet to justify completely
the faith We have in the God ana
Father of our Lord Jesus Christ
Thomas c. Hall.
Tuesday Sept 20 He that looketh
into the perfect law. the law of liberty,
and so continueth, this man
shall be blessed in his doing.-James
i: rs.
It is not intended that he should
look away from the place he lives IN
now, and cheer himself with the
thoughts of the place he is to live in
next; but that he should look stoutly
into this world, In faith that If he does
his work well here. some good to 9TH
ers or himself will come of Ii here
after.-John Ruskin.
Wednesday. Sept. 81. Mercy glorieth
against judgment.-James 2: Is.
Ring in the valiant man and free,
The larger heart, the kindiier hand;
Ring out the darkness of the land,
Ring in the Christ that is to be.
Alfred Tergiyson.
Thursday, Sept. AZ. Speak ye truth
each one with his neighbor: for we
are membe one OF another.-Eph. 4;
rs.
Between whom there is hearty truth.
there is love; and In proportion TO
our truthfulness and confidence in one
another, our lives are divine and mi
raculous, and answet to our ideal
! Thoreau.
Friday, Sept. %. In diligence not
slothful.--Rom. IL: IL.
Go make thy garden fair as thou
canst
Thou workest never alone,
| Perchsnce he whose plot Is next to
thine
Will see it, and mind his own.
Saturday, Sept. "a. DO ye also Sc
verally love each one his own wife
even as himself; and let the wife see
that she fear her husband.-Eph 8:
SO.
A father and mother living together
with their children, tender in their
love, pure in their lives, strong in
their convictions. simple and orderly
in their habits, do infinitely more than
presidents and governors, legislators,
educators and clergymen can do in
making a strong nation. And that Is
more that can be replaced by
nothing else. True strength can come
home pervades the whole inner life
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