ANY one who will, may become well acquainted with God. The way to do so is the way in which we become well acquainted with any one else: by taking time to be with Him. Only those who deliberately go into the presence of God, and spend time in conscious intercourse with Him, can come to know Him well. True, God sometimes reveals Himself to one in a single hour in such a way as to bring to pass a deeper intimacy than could ever exist except by God's own action; but He does this, as a rule, for those who are seeking Him and taking time to be with Him, and none need ever persistently seek Him without coming to know Him in satisfying fulness. A missionary said of another Christian worker, "He'll be the most 'at home' man in heaven of any man I know." "Why is that?" asked a friend. "Well, he is on such intimate terms with God here that when he gets to heaven it won't make very much difference." So it does seem with some consecrated souls. And when we are thus at home with God, we may share heaven's atmosphere with every one else.—Sunday School Times.