October 30

What shall I render unto the Lord for all His benefits toward me?—Ps. cxvi, 12.

What hast thou that thou didst not receive?— I COR. iv, 7.

What shall I render to my glorious King?

I have but that which I receive from Thee;

And what I give Thou givest back to me

Transmuted by Thy touch, each worthless thing

Changed to the preciousness of gem or gold,

And by Thy blessing multiplied a thousand-fold.

FRANCES R. HAVERGAL.

We are members one of another; and he that loves God must love his brother also. We have no gift simply for ourselves, but whatever gifts, natural and spiritual, we have received, they have been be- stowed for the common good, for the benefit of our brethren as well as ourselves. We are to be ready to give and receive help one to and one from another.

A. C. A. HALL.