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Page iweiw 70 Me chguded .' ECAUSE of the woes pronounced by Christ on those who are rich, we might imagine that the word iitreasure,, is a word that has little appeal to the Christian. Quite the contrary is true, however, as the idea of treasure is a very common one in the Christian conception of things. For the Christian, instructed by the example of his Master, simply makes a Clearucut distinction between treasure of a spiritual value and treasure of a material value. Christ did not say: uBlessed are the poof, but, blessed are the poor lin spirit,f, And that makes all the diEerence in the world. To illustrate some important points in His scheme of true values, Christ used many a reference to those very things we would naturally expect to find in a treasure Cheste gold and pearls. It is reasonable to suppose that He did so in order to show us that we who value pearls and gold so easily should learn that there are other things to be valued more than these material treasures. Christ knows that we are all interested in treasures; He only wants to make sure that we center our hearts on the right kind. On this point, what could be more lucid than these words of Christ: RDo not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth where the rust and moth consume . . . but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven. For where thy treasure is, there thy heart also will be? Evidently, dear Graduates, your parents have paid out many a coin of tribute to this deeply Christian conviction that there are things of a higher order, for the gaining of which it behooves us to Spurn the more material treasures of this world. In fact, your
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