O Lord, strengthen us to-night to speak what's in our hearts, without fear." ("A-men!") "To prophesy in Thy name! To bid the mockers and them that dare--dare to profane this sanctuary be careful.

Hired singers and trumpets and vain shows we have not" ("Thank the Lord! Amen!"), "but the true faith and the joy of it we do have." ("Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Glory!") And so on, his remarks becoming more personal and ever pointing like a compass needle to the occupant of that seat in the corner.

The minister's determination to attend a Come-Outer meeting, though it had reached the sticking point only a half hour before, was the result of considerable deliberation.

He had argued with himself and had made up his mind to find out for himself just what these people did.

He was finding out, certainly.