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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Feb 1, 1899

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 25, No. 5.

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Communion With God

“By means of the telectroscope, an instrument which has just been invented, photographs, or pictures of scenes, objects, or written matter, can be transmitted over the telegraph wire. By means of this invention and the electrophone, we shall shortly be enabled both to see distinctly and converse with our friends at long distances. But if man can do this, what can God not do? Between Him and His are channels of communication far surpassing anything in human science. The greatest scientific thoughts are but guesses at what angels know. And yet he who holds communion with God may think God's thoughts after Him. He who knows God (and every one may) has a higher, broader knowledge than this world can give, even tho he be not educated in the schools.”