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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Dec 24, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 51.

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True Peace of Mind

TRUE peace of mind does not depend, as some seem to suppose, on the external incidents of riches and poverty, of health and sickness, of friendships and enmities. It has no necessary dependence upon society or seclusion, upon dwelling in cities, or in the desert. . . . Let the heart be right, let it be fully united with the will of God, and we shall be entirely contented with those circumstances in which providence has seen fit to place us, however unpropitious they may be in a worldly point of view. He who gains the victory over himself gains the victory over all his enemies.—The Lutheran.