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The Value of Time

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California, U. S. A. · Nov 11, 1930

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 57, No. 44.

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Scintillating SENTENCES CHARLES G. BELLAMY
Scintillating SENTENCES CHARLES G. BELLAMY

The Value of Time

LET us be misers of minutes. Each day is a divine division of time. It will not save time to stop the clock. Time given to sin is more than wasted. Take time. He who goes safely, goes far. The busy man has more time than the idle one. Every man has all the time there is in a day. Time cannot be tied up like a horse to a post. Time killers are guilty of first-degree murder. As we spend the moments so we spend the life.
We cannot count time rightly without God's help.
No wonder time flies when so many try to kill it.
Make each day tell; and don't forget what it tells.
The earth makes a fresh turn every day. Why not you?
The life is made or marred by the spare moments.
There is enough time to do everything God wants done.
On the great clock of time there is but one word—NOW.
Moments are golden. Don't play marbles with diamonds.
The present is the future from which we hoped so much.
Every time the clock strikes we have one more hour to account for.
The man who spends each moment well will spend eternity better.
Some people haven't learned how to live on twenty-four hours a day.
God never gives us another minute until we use up the sixty seconds in the one we have.