Recently I was told a simple incident of one of the truly great Christian men of our generation. He was at the head of one of the largest concerns of our country employing thousands of men, but never knowing any labor troubles. I remember the impression made on me a few years ago at the time of his death, by the remark made to me by two different men of this man's city, men that I think did not know each other, or maybe very slightly. As I spoke of him each man said in a subdued voice, "Oh, everybody in ---- loved Mr. ----!" This incident was told by his son. The two were on a train together. The father rose and went forward to another part of the train. As he went out a man sitting opposite came over and spoke to the son. His flashy manner of dress and the fact that he seemed to have been drinking suggested the sort of man he was. He said to the son: "Wasn't that Mr. So-and-so?" "Yes," the son replied. "Well," the man said, as though talking half to himself, "if there were more men like him, there'd be fewer like me." And he turned to his seat and sat as though absorbed in his thought. The son, in speaking of it after his father's death, said it was one of the tenderest memories he had of his father. The common crowd on the street and our Lord Jesus are united in one thing: they want _more men like Him_, Jesus our Saviour. Then there'd be fewer of the other sort. FOOTNOTES: [64] Ruby T. Weyburn. [65] Acts xv. 14-18. [66] Ezekiel viii and ix. [67] Rev. ii. 5. [68] Rev. ii. 12-16. [69] Rev. ii. 22, 23. [70] Rev. iii. 3. [71] Rev. iii. 16. [72] Rev. ii. 7. [73] Rev. ii. 11. [74] Rev. ii. 17. [75] Rev. ii. 26-28. [76] Rev. xxii. 16. [77] Rev. iii. 5. [78] Rev. iii. 12. [79] Rev. iii. 21. [80] Rev. iii. 20, 21, with Jeremiah xiv. 8. [81] Rev. v. 10. [82] Psalm cxxxix. V.--AN ADVANCE STEP IN THE ROYAL PROGRAMME (Revelation, Chapters iv. and v.) "We are watching, we are waiting, For the bright prophetic day; When the shadows, weary shadows, From the world shall roll away. "We are watching, we are waiting, For the star that brings the day; When the night of sin shall vanish, And the shadows melt away. "We are watching, we are waiting, For the beauteous King of day; For the chiefest of ten thousand, For the Light, the Truth, the Way. "We are waiting for the morning, When the beauteous day is dawning, We are waiting for the morning, For the golden spires of day."[83] A Look into Heaven. Heaven is a place of intensest and tenderest interest to every one. It is true that there is less emphasis on getting to heaven as a result of being saved than there was a generation ago. Indeed, no emphasis at all. The whole thought now is about our life here on the earth. We think less about dying and more about living.