The Inner Life
THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | JANUARY 1935
all sorts will appeal directly to those races which are ruled by superstition.
Godless men will be found groveling in fear with eyes distended and tongues cloven to the roofs of mouths.
All ye who know the things of moment which will come to pass must give help and knowledge of God’s ways to the poor souls who have not known the way when these things come to pass.
We have the time when the nations of the world will be at swords edge toward each other, and none will escape the dreadful calamities that are to come forth. Only a remnant of the people will be spared to carry on the work.
When the time is at hand, when the world is at war against itself, there will be a great groaning from within the depths of the earth, and many places will be split asunder.
California has been the golden state—from the time the padres first marched over her sundrenched pathways to teach the Word of God to her people.
Gold became the lure that led thousands to her shores—the gold of the forty-niners camp, the gold of her health giving sun, the gold of her motion picture industry.
Now the state is laden with gold, stacked upon a morass of corruption, and where there is corruption it rots as dry rot and the part sinks or drops away.
Thus with California.
Into the hearts of the multitudes must be driven the truth, that Hell is plastered with the souls of those who, in fear for their personal gain and safety, gave their souls to the legions of darkness.
It is to save the souls of mankind that we now manifest ourselves.
God is just! He gives man his chance for salvation, and has always done so.
The way of God is not hard to follow. It is the joyful way. He who thinks only of himself, and his own gain is the most miserable at heart.
Give your lives to service, to the thought to help uplift mankind, Oh my Brethren; and then will come that peace of soul which man, through the ages, has been seeking.
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