Gifts Without Money and Without Price

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Apr 14, 1887

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 13, No. 15.

Gifts Without Money and Without Price

We hear so often that if a man would acquire the things which are valued among men, he must pay the price of them, that we are apt to forget the worth of the things which are not acquired, and for which we do not pay a price. Who could pay for the bright sunshine, the sweet, cool air, the bubbling sound of brooks, the scent of flowers, or the songs of birds? Above all, who could pay for the high gift of life, for the dowry of reason, and for the salvation of the soul? These are the gifts which God bears in his right hand; and they are given without money, and without price.—S. S. Times.