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MONEY IS NOT ALL

"You know how to predict foe weather by observing the signs of the sky," Jesus told His hearers, "But you seem to loam nothing at all from the signs of the times.” Had the Jews rightly interpreted the signs of the tknes in their day, they would have known that The Messiah was duo to arrive. But most of the Jewish leaders were not eager for The Messiah to come, lest He should interfere with the status quo, which was so comfortable for them. The world is not interested today in the Lord's return because of materialism and is not watching for it. There ar. indication, a great climatic ertsts is

approaching. The clock of the universe, say scientists, is almost ready to strike midnight. When catastrophe falls, the values of this world will bo swept aside forever. Money, ease, pleasures, possessions, popularity—all these will be relegated to the scrap heap of eternity. This prospect ought to make us face up to our responsibilities to God. Most people are convinced that material prosperity and happiness go hand in hand. But Erich Fromm, social scientist and psychologist, commented, "I refuse to identify fun with pleasure, excitement with joy, busyness with happiness."