If There Is Anything Of Power In

It Is Impossible To Comfort Men's Hearts With The Love Of God When Their Feet Are Perishing With Cold.

A Man's Labor Is Not Only His Capital But His Life. When It Passes It Returns Never More. To Utilize It, To Prevent Its Wasteful Squandering, To Enable The Poor Man To Bank It Up For Use Hereafter, This Surely Is One Of The Most Urgent Tasks Before Civilization.

It Is Against Stupidity In Every Shape And Form That We Have To Wage Our Eternal Battle. But How Can We Wonder At The Want Of Sense On The Part Of Those Who Have Had No Advantages, When We See Such Plentiful Absence Of That Commodity On The Part Of Those Who Have Had All The Advantages?

There Are Men So Incorrigibly Lazy That No Inducement That You Can Offer Will Tempt Them To Work; So Eaten Up By Vice That Virtue Is Abhorrent To Them, And So Inveterably Dishonest That Theft Is To Them A Master Passion.

I Consider That The Chief Dangers Which Confront The Coming Century Will Be Religion Without The Holy Ghost, Christianity Without Christ, Forgiveness Without Repentance, Salvation Without Regeneration, Politics Without God, And Heaven Without Hell.