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Strength] For Life
A BASIC LAWOPUPB
*‘_.™With 'vhat- measure ye ' mete, it shall be measure^ to you again.” Matt. $2.
These words we.ej spoken by one who is the sjnuree and giver of life. Therefore, each of us should ponder" and meditate upon them - until the truth
of them has. infil. traced our whole being. These words teach th|at we live by law ‘ and order and not by chance. |i c. Roy Angrll, pastor of the Central Baptist Church, Miami. Florida, tells about *an article in the Reader’s Digest, entitled "The Bats Have Used It a Thousand Years,” In this article it tells the sertret of how the bats can fly for miles under ground, through dark caverns, and i«ver strike the walls. It was discovered by some scientists that the bits sing a son|; they utter a shrill, high.note.—too high for the human car to detect The vibrations frojn this weird song Ideated and
sitionized any object in their way. 'rhe echo is Ac bat's guide. When the vibrations hit something solid and bounded back, the bats swerved. This, says the scientists, is tlfe principle of .radar.. It was discovered that the bats could fly jus: as well with their eyes taped, bi t they ran into trouble when their ears and bills were taped. When [the bats were deprived of chattering their own course fcy certain basic laws, they ran into thsjr which proved t4 be fatal.
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