vlsKw^i -lal U. form MWW'S S Ka I l«»>son«-_vfwMizSlj SCRIPTURE M;«tthew 22 15-46 DEVOTIONAL READING: 11 Corin thians 2 14—3:6. Answers—Plus! I.csson for February 22, 1953 AN February 22 we celebrate the birthday of a man who tit is said) claimed he could not tell a lie That is an exaggeration. Al most any man can tell a lie if he tries hard enough. But even if this were such a wonderful world that literally nobody could tell a lie, it might still not be the ideal world. For what is most important is not choking back the falsehoods, important as that is. The big thing is to tell the truth. And it is even harder to tell the truth and tell it right, than to keep from lying Truth can be told m a dull way so that no one listens to it If truth is worth telling it ought to be pointed. —and when we say ' point ed" we mean that three ways. * * * Pointed At— For one thing, truth may as well not be told at all if it is nut pointed at somebody. There's no use tell ing your deaf old grandmother about the circus; she's nut going

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