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March, 1940

DAILY DEVOTIONAL READINGS [Continued from Page 94] While patient, suffering ones lie on beds of pain they shall be caught upl While the living stand by the open graves Of the dead they shall be caught up! And as the startled world wonders, the only record left shall be that of Enoch’s: And they walked with God, and were not, for God took them! —James H. MeConkey. Triumphant "Yet I will rejoice In the Lord, I will joy in the God of my salvation” (Hab. 3:17, 18). Habakkuk gave us an example of the faith that triumphs over adversities. He gives the dreariest picture of deso­ lation in the Bible: “Although the fig tree shall not blossom, neither shall fruit be in the vines; the labor of the olive shall fail . . . and there shall be no herd in the stalls, yet,’! says this hero of olden time, “I will rejoice in the Lord.” There we have a man who lives by faith, and if he could do it, surely we, with Our increased light, can learn to live the same way.—W. Y. Fullerton. 31 . Forsaken “My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?” (Matt. 27:46). Yea, once Immanuel’s orphaned cry His universe hath shaken. It went up, single, echoless: “My God, I am forsaken.” It went up from His holy lips amid His lost creation, That of the lost no soul need use those words of desolation. —Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Los Angeles—along with other large cities—faces the problem of reaching for Christ the unchurched men and women in the downtown section— strangers who come: to the city and live in cheap hotels, apartments, room­ ing houses. In Southern California, there is the added problem of thousands of un­ employed men. They have heard that in the “state of sunshine and roses,” they can surely find work, but they soon learn that there are more men than jobs. Many of these needy in­ dividuals become stranded, and are forced to sell their clothing and bag­ gage in order to live. When funds are finally gone, the men are on the LANTERN SLIDES TO ORDER -‘At Short Notice” - Lowest Prices to Missionaries and Christian Workers. “ Over SO T ears o f Experience” C. WHITFIELD SIMS 6176 Myosotis St. Los Angeles, Calif. Cleveland 66129 SO. Christ for the Homeless and Friendless

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