WAY, DIRECTION OF

Years ago a young man in Providence, R. I., took up a loose

leaf of a Bible to use for a wrapping. “Don’t use that,” said a

friend, “it contains the words of life.” The young man put the

leaf in his pocket. Later, taking it out again, he said, “I will

see what kind of life it is that that leaf tells about.” The

words in Daniel 12:13 caught his eye, and he read, “But go thou

thy way till the end be, for thou shalt rest, and stand in thy

lot at the end of the days.” “I wonder what my way is and where

it will end?” he asked himself, and the reflection at length led

him to a new life.

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