Bible Review V15: October 1916 - March 1918 - Iapsop.com

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The "Goal
of Life" is the epitomization of his mission
-a key to condensed knowledge-and on page 257 the
author says: "The object of this volume is to bring to
you, mature souls of our age, the knowledge of the purpose
of God concerning each individual, and to suggest
methods by which not only you yourselves may be saved,
but methods by which you may become _members of that
Body which is to be the Savior of the world, the anointed
Lord of all the earth."
Futher argurnent seems useless, but it is a source of
keen satisfaction and great comfort to realize that God's
people are now standing upon the threshold of the consummation
of the ages, perilous tho the times may be.
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BY
LOUISE EVANGELINB KEEP
"There's nothing new," they said, "in all the land,
And no new tale to gather from the sea."
They heard not what the friendly night-wind fanned,
And waves all eager-lipped purled up to me
When shadow gloomed across eternity.
lt may have been as old as hoary age,
But it was new as happy youth
to me;
Fresh as the whiteness of the Eden-page.
Life opened there where merged the Land and Sea,
Each whispering the same sweet tale to me!
Aye, it was oldl Far ages set apart
Sang in its mystic music. It was newl
Straight from the ever-iiowing, great God-heart;
its echoes linger, piercing all things thru
With ecstacy-"Only the Good is True!"