ith. 157 S.A.

Waiting in Darkness. 158 S.A.

The Loving Brothers. 159 S.A.

The Song of Cain. 164 S.A.

The Te Deum. 168 S.A.

The Nature Lover. 187, 222,
236, 238 S.A.

The Helpful Woman. 256 S.A.

A Trumpet Song of Good Cheer. 284 S.A.

The Best of Good News. 286 S.A.

The Man of Sorrows. 288 S.A.

Happy Days are Coming. 290, 291, 293 S.A.

Each of us May be Helpful. 415 S.A.

Forgiveness. 422 S.A.

Love Abides. 425, 436 S.A.

The Glory of Strength. 438, 443, 447 S.A.

The Hope of Immortality. 449, 490 S.A.

Heaven on Earth. 476 S.A.

Jesus Rewards Us. 487 S.A.

Not only from Israel's experience come many words of comfort and cheer
but also from the lives of early saints, from the Catholic Newman, the
reformer Luther, the non-conformist Watts, the American bishop Brooks,
and others. They are helpful because they are rich with life.
Scattered through these pages they will be to many, from their
associations, "like withered flowers that make the pages sweet."

Thankfulness. 75 G.B.

Alone with God. 78 G.B.

God is Our Light. 233, 238 G.B.

Jesus and Our Children. 235, 237 G.B.

The Value of a Single Day. 239 G.B.

What even Children can Do. 240 G.B.

God our Burden Bearer. 241 G.B.

God our Shepherd. 291, 310, 314 G.B.

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Do not be Anxious. 304 G.B.

Contentment. 383 G.B.

God is never Discouraged. 402 G.B.

The Best Christmas Giving. 412 G.B.