LITTLE THINGS BY Charles Robert Morrison
A little child was born and laid in a manger, in a little Judean town--and the whole world swung toward the light. It is God's plan to use little things, in the creation of greatness. 1. Little Things that Make for Destiny 2. Little Things that Make for Character 3. Little Things that Make for Happiness 4. Little Things that Make for Wealth 5. Little Things that Make for Health 6. Little Things that Make for Education 7. Possibility of Good from Things Apparently Evil 8. Possibility of Evil from Things Apparently Good 9. Lessons Learned Too Late
A little child was born and laid in a manger, in a little Judean town--and the whole world swung toward the light.
It is God's plan to use little things, in the creation of greatness.
1. Little Things that Make for Destiny
2. Little Things that Make for Character
3. Little Things that Make for Happiness
4. Little Things that Make for Wealth
5. Little Things that Make for Health
6. Little Things that Make for Education
7. Possibility of Good from Things Apparently Evil
8. Possibility of Evil from Things Apparently Good
9. Lessons Learned Too Late
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Philosopher's Stone that turns all metal and even stones into gold, and<br />
allows no poverty to break into its dwellings. It is the Northwest<br />
Passage that brings the merchant's ships as soon to him as he can<br />
desire. In a word, industry conquers all enemies and makes fortune<br />
itself pay contribution."<br />
The world owes no man a living. The Creator has made it possible for<br />
every man, not only to earn a living, but make a contribution to the vast<br />
store of wealth needed by an expanding and oncoming civilization.<br />
Dr. Ray has said: "I persuade myself that the Author of man's being is<br />
well pleased with the industry of man in adorning the earth with<br />
beautiful cities, with pleasant villages and country houses, with gardens<br />
and orchards and plantations, with pastures clothed with flocks and<br />
meadows richly carpeted, and whatever else that makes a difference<br />
between a civilized and well-cultivated region--and a barren and<br />
desolate wilderness."<br />
What but labor, hard, persistent application to the task, could bring<br />
about a change so well described? Every stroke of the ax, every spade<br />
diligently used, all efforts vigorously prosecuted, have their reward.<br />
Not by a scheme,<br />
not by the visionary coming of Dame Fortune to your door,<br />
not by the death of some wealthy relative,<br />
nor the lucky discovery of some gold-field,<br />
nor the successful patenting and sale of some invention<br />
--does wealth bring its sweetest or largest gifts; but by the hand of the<br />
diligent, the well-directed, unremitting toil of the individual workman,<br />
"whose setting sun sees some task completed, whose early rising saw it<br />
first begun."<br />
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