turn the eyes of their docile people to an inadequate and despairing Deity who needs help and encouragement from us. They must study again the written inspirations of men in their diviner visions, when, as the Greek high watcher averred, they are "above their proper wits," unhypnotized by outward observations. There they will read of the High and Lofty One inhabiting Eternity, Who healeth the broken in heart, Who bindeth up their wounds, Who teacheth men what before they knew not, Who exalteth by His power, great in counsel and mighty to work, Who cannot look on evil.

"The Lord will raise up a prophet from the midst of thee, of thy brethren; unto him shall ye hearken," was the Mosaic prophecy. "And Philip findeth Nathaniel, and saith unto him, We have found him, of Whom Moses in the law and the prophets did write."

"And in his name shall the Gentiles trust." "And he shall show judgment to the Gentiles." "Watch ye therefore -- to stand before the Son of man." It is necessary to right accomplishment that we have a definite goal to reach, a character standard to emulate. Failing a unital standard of finished high achievement, whole colleges of men have gone on year after year without graduating a single man of high achievement.

It is not from gaze toward the inchoate mass of men as brotherhood, or the mass of women as sisterhood, or the mass of labor as leaderhood, that we catch the sound of a distinct moral tone, or discover a pivotal health centre shedding forth resistless health. It is from gaze toward one victorious, indestructible Minister of the Almighty Original ever standing in our midst, saying, "Lo, I am with you alway," that we catch the keynote to victorious ministry.