convictions and stand by their principles, no matter who wars against them, finally find themselves upon the victorious side.

Even in what are called material truths there is seldom any great discovery given to the world that it will accept at once. How Galileo was fought! How Columbus was laughed at and talked to to discourage him! And how he held out! The last days of his voyage, just before the discovery, when the sailors were very desperate and threatening mutiny if Columbus would not turn back, are a good example of those days that sometimes seem to come to the student of Truth when he is urged by circumstances, by doubts, by his senses, by personality, to give up his stand and throw aside his principles; then is he to have faith in his God, even as Columbus had in himself and his expedition, and God who promises all things to them that trust Him will never fail him.

If one says he has no faith, he is mistaken. All have faith, for Faith is God.

All have faith.

The only question is, what have you been having faith in? Has it been in disease, that it is strong and persistent, and will require years to heal, or else is incurable?

When seeking satisfaction, what have you put your faith in? Whisky? When looking for power, what have you believed in? Money? Our faith has been scattered and dissipated amongst a thousand false gods, and all that we have been putting into evils and into