But if light is in him he shines; if darkness rules he shades, if his heart glows with love he warms; if frozen with selfishness he chills; if corrupt he poisons; if pure-hearted he cleanses.

We watch with wonder the apparent flight of the sun through space, glowing upon dead planets, shortening winter and bringing summer, with birds, leaves and fruits.

But that is not half so wonderful as the passage of a human heart, glowing and sparkling with ten thousand effects, as it moves through life.

The soul, like the sun, has its atmosphere, and is over against its fellows, for light, warmth and transformation.
All great writers have had their incident of the atmosphere their hero carried.

Centuries ago King Saul sent his officers to arrest a seer who had publicly indicted the tyrant for outbreaking sins.