VII
Seeing the Unseen
The Sense of the Unseen The Brook in the Way That Which is High
The song of sympathy never comes until the singer has been to the school of sorrow.
True spirituality can see the altar in the cookstove and the washtub.
People who are always off the key are never content out of the choir.
The only version of the Bible authorized by heaven is that on two feet.
Every life must have days in the desert but it does not need to build its house there.
Many a man thinks he is patient with pain when he is only perverse in eating pickles.
No man knows how much religion he has until he goes of fishing alone where mosquitoes are many.
There are too many people to whom God has given wings who are complaining of corns.
It is some consolation to know that when you aim at nothing you are sure to hit it.
If you have large reserves of religion you will not be without the small change of kindness.