Christian Life Imperishable

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Sep 22, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 37.

Christian Life Imperishable

The Christian life has no dotage, but grows clearer and brighter and more inspiring as the years take their flight. While the physical senses fail as age increases, faith finds a new fruitage and fixes itself more deeply in the eternal verities. A feeble physical condition does not necessarily mean a feeble faith. The spiritual senses are strengthened and become more sensitive as the things of time become more dim, and eternity begins to dawn. Faith is the eternal anchor of the soul, that enters into that within the veil, and lays hold upon the imperishable.—Christian Observer.