ception of God is, the bettflr he will know ' him. And the belter he knows God, the nearer he Mil Bppioacb. ia Him and imitate histojjnc^.r ujo.cy, and love to mankind. Lut let him who sees the whole light of Hie sun, filling nil tho world, let him not judge or despise tbe superstitious man who sees in his little iilol only one ray of that same light ; neither let him despise even that un believing one who Is blind and sees no light at all." So spoko the Chinaman, the disciple of Confucius; and all those who were in tbe coffee house were silent, and did not quarrel any more about which faith is bast.
"How can you say that salvation Is Only possible in your religion? Learn that only those will be saved who, accord ing to the Gospel, serve God ia spirit and in truth by the law of Jesus." Then a Turk, serving in the Surat CUstom-bouse, who was sitting there emokina a pipe, turned with a grave look to both the Christians.
