A HIGHER JUDGMENT.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 61, Issue 37, 23 November 1940, Page 4

A HIGHER JUDGMENT.

When the blinded and deceived soul of Germany is freed, writes Sir Janies' Marchant in the “Bournemouth Echo.” at infinite cost of the lives of oilier peoples and her own from Hitler’s mnlnoss and that of the desperate gang wild have egged him on, a re-born Germany, purged by fire, will east him down and trample upon his memory. As sure ns God reigns, however long it may take and at whatever the cost, that will bo his end. The illimitable and over victorious moral forces of the world which make for righteousness are ranged on the side of Britain and her allies in saving the nations broken by bis pitiless might. High above the beating of the wings of destruction and death the outcome of this human conflict is being decided before the judgment bar of God. The verdict will be revealed in us and our children’s children unless

The pillar’d firmament is rottenness, And earth’s base built on stubble. When that hour comes, for which millions pray night and day, there will be peace, and the chance once more will be given to us to refashion the fabric of civilisation