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Midway Point, T HERE are thousands of men dreary. When the lamp of hope is extinguished in the soul, the heart is as dark as a midnight without moon or stars. The soul bereft of hope either sinks into a state of apathetic melancholy or becomes desperate with its despair. Once I received an urgent call to visit a certain home. In a room, dark save for the glare of the fire, sat a young Cornishman with his head buried in his hands. He was in the grip of Giant Despair; all hope was gone. He was a brilliant musician, who on the threshold of his career had foujid himself going blind. Oper ation after operation had been per formed without success. He felt that he had nothing for which to live. Upon the mantelpiece lay a farewell letter to his sister in South Africa. Cursing God, he had resolved to die by his own hand. In that gloomy room we sat and talked until hope began to return. At last, on bended knee, he sought God’s forgiveness and grace to face life with faith and cour age. His prayer w^s abundantly an swered. Shortly thereafter came funds from a beloved sister which enabled him to emigrate to Australia. There his sight was restored, and he was able to follow his chosen profession. To a great extent, we all live by hope. It Is the hope of winning a coveted prize that moves the young student to concentrate upon his stud ies; it is the happy hope of marriage and home that inspires a young cou ple to sacrifice and save their money. But when the star of hope fades, there is no incentive for life or living.
California Coast The New Testament makes mention of “the hope of the gospel.” Certainly the Gospel of Christ is a message of hope to all mankind. It encourages the worst of men to believe that there is a way out. It assures them that In the very fact that their position is desperate there is hope. Their case is far more hopeful than the situation of those who, full of self-righteous ness and self-satisfaction, feel no need of salvation. The Pharisees be lieved themselves to be whole, hav ing no need of a physician (Matt. 9:12,13), while in reality their need was greater than that of the vilest sinner in Palestine. They were blind, deaf, dead in trespasses and sins, and knew it not (Matt. 23:24-28). If we feel our sin and guilt deeply; if we are in the grip of some evil habit which has beaten and baffled us for years, from which we long for deliv-
and women whose fondest hopes have been shattered, and for whom life has become very
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