toward which our inner all-compelling vision is oftenest set when we have inner auditions. And inner auditions from that direction we most certainly shall have. If a voice sounds on our inner ear that a boat is to be shipwrecked and we must not set sail upon it, we may surely infer that our inner vision has been ofttime turned toward danger of some kind, or menacings of catastrophe. If we hear a voice on the inner ear saying, "Fear not, I am God thy Saviour and I am thy people's Saviour"; we may know that our vision has been toward the High Deliverer, the Miracle-Working Almighty to Save.

The eighth lesson declares that ofttime glancing upward toward the Saving One we are saved, and as Paul was told, all they that sail with us shall be saved. Nothing shall have power to hurt them.

Is it any wonder that the wisely inspired ofttime have found themselves saying, "It is not so," when tales of danger and descriptions of calamity have been declared in their presence? "Nay, Nay," said the Brahmin high watcher.

"I sign it all away by the mystic activity of the cross I carry on my shoulder, symbol forever of blotting out, erasing, undoing the heavy burdens, taking off the heavy yokes," whispers the four-thousand year old voice of the miracle-working high watcher of forgotten old Egypt. The cross was once the symbol of such strong agreement with joyous Reality that all differentiations from joyous Reality were denied, rejected, blotted out.

Suffering, disappointment, poverty, degradation, death, those hieroglyphics against the Beautiful God, the Prince of Peace, the Miracle-Working Angel, are all erasable by denial, rejection, when they confront us as