Hume gone, Voltaire gone, Tom Paine gone, Bob Ingersoll gone. The present-day enemies in the church and out of the church will wear their hammers out. God's word that has for two thousand years endured the test, will endure and stand forever. The individual or nation that believes the Book, and lives according to its teaching, will live as long as the Book lives, and the individual or nation that spurns it will go down. Martin Luther gave the Bible to Germany and for generations Germany respected and loved the Book, and lived. Then Germany began in her schools to criticise and spurn the Book and brought on the World War. Germany by turning away from the Book, committed suicide, and so shall it be with any nation. God forbid that America should ever turn away from the Bible! "Lord God of hosts be with us yet Lest we forget, lest we forget. We've traveled together, my Bible and I, Thru all kinds of weather, with smile or with sigh. In sorrow or sunshine, in tempest or calm, Thy friendship unchanging; my lamp and my psalm. We've traveled together, my Bible and I, When life has grown weary, and death e'en was nigh; But all thru the darkness of mist and of wrong, I found thee a solace, a prayer and a song. So now who shall part us, my Bible and I. Shall isms or schism or new lights who shall try? Shall shadow for substance, or stone for good bread Supplant its sound wisdom, give folly instead? Ah no, my dear Bible, revealer of light, Thou sword of the spirit, put error to flight; And still thru life's journey, until the last sigh; We'll travel together, my Bible and I." * * * * * These statements agreed exactly with Robert's views. He had found his greatest help in the Bible and knew John Wanamaker was right when he said that the greatest purchase he ever made in his life was when he was 11 years old and bought the Bible for $2.75. As Robert read: "Heaven and earth shall pass away but my word shall not pass away," he remembered that the Bible said that whenever you pray, believe that you have it and you shall. As he knew that all things are possible with the Lord, he determined to pray believing that Marie would soon return to him. Robert was much impressed with the statement that all the prophecies of the Bible are being fulfilled and will be fulfilled. He knew that every promise that God had ever made to man, he had kept. This renewed Robert's faith and again he read Marie's note where it said: "According to your faith, be I unto you," and Robert thought that if faith would bring Marie back to him she would surely come. He knew that time would never change his love and that there was no other woman but Marie for him. He would live, work and hope for Marie until he found her, but if she had gone from him forever and such bad news should come to him, he knew that he would bury all life and that hope would depart from him and life would not be worth living.