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Not the Crooked Road

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

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

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Not the Crooked Road

SAID a dying man the other day, when asked what advice he would give to a boy, “I’d say to him, Take any road but the crooked one.” And the man who said this had traveled all his life in a crooked road. But he would advise the boy not to follow his example. No matter how far wrong one may go, he must, in his sober moments, pay tribute to the right. Even the rich man in hell would have his brothers warned against following in his steps. There are many crooked roads, but there is but one straight one.—The Word and Way.