in mind as they hurried to disband. But the Sun of the Guru's knowing that I in you Almighty won its way, and made a shining light of the youthful Hindu.

"The hand of God hath touched me," said Job, when the perturbations of his mind and body and affairs of life threatened his utter destruction. But he came out as Job the triumphant Lord of Ur.

"And I, Daniel fainted, and was sick certain days." What made Daniel tremble thus into sickness and unconsciousness? An angel had touched him, reaching to the integrity within him. And Daniel rose up greater than the mind and body of his former self, and stood forth as revered head of the astonished magi of Babylon.

Balaam's body pained him and his mind was angry and argumentative. What had stirred the thoughts of Balaam's mind to fury and the state of his body to pain? The presence of a shining angel standing in the way. Balaam calmed down upon agreeing with the angel's message, and lost himself and his pains in tranced sight of the Star of Jacob, the Bright Messiah of time to come.

Many a sickness and many a mental resentment would subside, leaving a Believer with wholesome health, if the pangs of their unformulation had not frightened the preacher of the truth. See how much more radio-inextenso the stiff believer in his troubles exercises than the gentle Timothy-like preacher of the truth sometimes brings to bear. Let the Timothy type retire him to his closet, and looking to the Rock, whence he is hewn, the original I Believe and I know in himself, let him state again silently and firmly: "I gave power to opposition. I take back to myself the power I gave to opposition."

"Could we but stand where Moses stood,
And view the prospect o'er,