"Wer shall nee Him as He is." That
1b the promie. We have not truly dis
cerned Him yet. Not His disciples,
Who lived with Him in daily fellow
ship, who walked and communed with
Him by the way, not even they saw
Him In very truth. No mortal can so
fctfeold Him through the veil of flesh,
lid if even now we thrill with a won
irous and transcendent joy in those
hours when our "souls most closely ap
proach the throne of God, what will
be our rapture when in that bright
feeaven irhich may he nearer to us
than. . think we see Christ "as He
Is!" Bh re that no conception of
Him can 70 more than dimly shadow
forth His glorious reality. A thousand
tim more beautiful, more pitiful,
more ring, more divine, is He than
we ttis dreamed. Thanks be to God
for tt 5S-OE&! toft us that we shall
Bee Hi3 as H is. and then ah, yes
we shaU be satisfied. Beatrice C2y
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Food First.
What would you think of a person
tfho could not take time to eat and
.leep? Surely you would tell him that
he time given to that which is neces
,ary to life is well spent, even as re
urda business itself. If health breaks
lown, what are you to do? And of
vhat avail is all your work if you do
not Uve to reap ita fruits? It is just
that 1 wouid say to you. If you let
your soul grow faint and exhausted
for want of nourishment, of what avail
Is all the religious talk, or even the ful
fillment of urgent and indespensabte
duties? Feno Ion.
Dunlavy Mercantile go.
