happy vigour, fearless of death and misfortune, not translation but transfiguration for humanity.

"God hath given him a name which is above every name." The preaching of the mysterious might of the Name and the healing Presence of the Jesus Christ is the risen doctrine. It is not the province of the risen doctrine to insist on a verbatim formula of praise of the far radiating Presence. The recognition, the acknowledgment of a pivotal character transcending all limitations, irresistibly acting as invigorating energy, causes right words silent or audible to formulate, sweeping their original meanings into the affairs of the world.

"Now therefore go," said the voice of the Lord to Moses, "and I will be with thy mouth and teach thee what thou shalt say." Moses was slow of speech, but he spoke and thought and wrote words that have caught the ears and hearts and actions of millions of strong men throughout many centuries. "The Spirit of the Lord spake by me," said David, "and his word was in my tongue." And David's words have been radiant with beauty and vitality since ever he thought and wrote them forth, kindled by the Spirit of God. For I "shall put my spirit in you . . . and ye shall know," declared the Lord through Ezekiel.

"l will give you a mouth and wisdom which all your adversaries shall not be able to gainsay nor resist," said the prophetic Christ to His first disciples. And they were not able to resist the wisdom and the spirit by which Stephen the miracle-worker spake.

The ever-present Jesus Christ is a resistless healing and strengthening centre. How can we help speaking the Name and describing Him as the burden bearer of the world -- the one Almighty Substance upbearing our