human activities are secretly or openly dealing with us. The more executiveness they show, the stronger the call for our looking to the Rock where I Believe in Myself as Undefeatable Lord of the harvest.

When Paul discovered that. Timothy at Ephesus was always breaking down under the secret criticisms of the Ephesian Christians, he wrote to him urging him to take heed unto himself, and to continue in his doctrine; "for in doing this thou shalt both save thyself, and them that hear thee." And obedient Timothy looked to the Rock whence he was hewn, and strengthened up by re-stating his original Believing and his original Knowing, to such a degree that he ceased from ofttime falling into sickness and tears of discouragement, and drew the Ephesian Church with him into an invigorating Centre of Divine Ministry.

Paul wrote to little Titus, the terrified preacher to the Cretans, those celebrated liars of Homer's time and of Paul's time: "Speak thou the things which become sound doctrine -- sound speech that cannot be condemned; that he that is of the contrary part may be ashamed -- that they which have believed in God might be careful to maintain good works."

And Titus maintained his Rock lntegrity so robustly that he stopped the lying of the Cretan Christians; made his own instructions their guide, and his name their watchword for more than a hundred years."Like attracts like." "No man can come to me except the Father that is within me draw him." Father is sometimes mentioned as Faither -- The lntegrity Rock of my God Faith, my Believing Centre, my inward-Knowing Point. The artist draws artists around him. The musician draws players upon instruments and singers of sweet