"I AM glad there is a depth in the Bible I know nothing about," says Mr. Moody; "that there is a height there I cannot climb to if I should live to be as old as Methuselah; I venture to say if I should live for ages on earth I would only have touched its surface. I pity the man who knows all the Bible, for it is a pretty good sign he doesn't know himself. "A man came to me with what he thought was a very difficult passage, and he said:— " 'Mr. Moody, how do you explain it?' "I said, 'I don't explain it.'" " 'But how do you interpret it?' " 'I don't interpret it.'" " 'Well, how do you understand it?' " 'I don't understand it.'" " 'But what do you do with it?' " 'I don't do anything with it.'" " 'You don't believe it?'" " 'Yes, I believe it. There are lots of things that I believe that I do not understand. In John 3 Christ says to Nicodemus, 'If you do not understand earthly things, how can you understand heavenly things?' About my own body I do not understand. I don't understand nature; it is filled with wonderful things I don't comprehend. Then why should I expect to know everything spiritual?'"—Selected.