I believe it is what Jesus would do." Over the lecture-room swept that unseen yet distinctly felt wave of Divine Presence.

No one spoke for a while.

Mr.Maxwell standing there, where the faces lifted their intense gaze into his, felt what he had already felt--a strange setting back out of the nineteenth century into the first, when the disciples had all things in common, and a spirit of fellowship must have flowed freely between them such as the First Church of Raymond had never before known.

How much had his church membership known of this fellowship in daily interests before this little company had begun to do as they believed Jesus would do?
It was with difficulty that he thought of his present age and surroundings.

The same thought was present with all the rest, also.