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

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364 mans navu-Jw June-July
As thru tears and clouds and sunshine their Redeemer's face they see.
Step by step they ploded onward, step by step they fought the tight,
Oft discouraged, nearly fainting, but still clinging to the right.
And at last they reached the Ladder leading to eternal rest,
And l've
seen their faces glisten with the brightness of the blest,
With the brightness that never dieth with the brightness Christ has given,
Marching with their many graces, up .vard to the gates cf heaven.
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BY LEO-LIBRA
@9}vf}vv}v@N the order of nature, we can not render
if Q benefits to those from whom we receive
'ft 3? them, or only seldom. But the benefits we
'P Q' receive must be rendered again, line for
9""'""¢ line, deed for deed, cent for cent, to somebody."
Pay we must, tho seldom to the one that we re-
Who has not had the experience of
ceive favors from.
receiving benefits in the time of great need from those
whom we could in no way repay-a great benefit that we
could not have existed without?
Who has not past thru
some dire calamity and found friends among those whom
they scarcely knew? The good Samaritan did not know
the man that he succored. It often happens that in our
greatest needs we receive timely aid from those
whom
we would love to repay but we never receive the opportunity.
But pay we must; tho we may not be able to
pay the one who has aided us, we can render timely aid
to others in need and thus discharge the debt of gratitude.
We rarely find one who does not love to give to the