W. H. S by W. H. S.

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Aug 17, 1915

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 42, No. 32.

W. H. S

By W. H. S.

Many persons — all, perhaps — naturally feel that the amount of property they possess really increases their value, or is at least an indicator of it. Yet of all the property we do hold, the Lord is not going to save any. Apparently He values it at nothing. His object is to save mankind, and we alone are what He cares for. But if we can be brought to look on property in the same way, then that which is in truth so valueless may become of great use. The Word states that even the things that are not, may come, in the hands of God, to bring to naught the things that are; and property held at its true worth, and rightly used, increases not only the real value of the possessor, but makes him a coworker with God in bettering others.