Quotemeal: Jul. 29th, 1959

Wednesday, July 29, 1959

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"We see in the risen Christ the end for which man was made, and the assurance that the end is within our reach."
— Brooke Foss Wescott

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Illustration of Brooke Foss Wescott — "We see in the risen Christ the end for which man was made, and the assurance that the end is within our reach."

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