Your ShelfYour Projects

With What Do We Build?

20%

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 24, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 31.

Read the full edition

With What Do We Build?

By M. P. CADY, M. D.

M. P. CADY, M. D.
It is a great thing to be doing something really worth while. Too many of us are overbusy with trifles,—things that in themselves are of no moment, and make a hasty waste of what should have been a sound and well-directed industry toward noble ends.
Think of Paul's illustration of the builders; all were busy, some with gold, some with the enduring rock, some with wood, some with stubble. It is a far cry from the sod shanty to the great structure of stone or steel, and each is a reflection of the ideals of the builder. We can well pray for the large view, the vision of the permanent and best, and likewise pray for the indomitable spirit that shall impel through every difficulty and over every obstacle, and insure victory in every undertaking that is in harmony with the mind of God.
Birnamwood, Wis.