Up And Down Our Lives

I Would Know Any Man As A Christian, Would Rejoice To Know Any Man As A Christian, Whom Jesus Would Recognize As A Christian; And Jesus Christ, I Am Sure, In These Old Days Recognized His Followers Even If They Came After Him With The Blindest Sight, With The Most Imperfect Recognition And Acknowledgment Of What He Was And Of What He Could Do.

To Whatever World He Carries Our Souls When They Shall Pass Out Of These Imprisoning Bodies, In Those Worlds These Souls Of Ours Shall Find Themselves Part Of The Same Great Temple; For It Belongs Not To This Earth Alone.

Think Of Life As A Voyage. The Truest Liver Of The Truest Life Is Like A Voyager Who, As He Sails, Is Not Indifferent To All The Beauty Of The Sea Around Him.

He Who Thinks That He Is Being Released From The Work, And Not Set Free In Order That He May Accomplish That Work, Mistakes The Christ From Whom The Freedom Comes, Mistakes The Condition Into Which His Soul Is Invited.

Nothing Lies Beyond The Reach Of Prayer Except That Which Lies Outside The Will Of God.