A Stream of Revelation
Improvement Era, vol. 7, no. 6, April 1904, p. 409
Curtis, T. E.
A
STREAM
OF
REVELATION.
409
his
will
with
the
things
of
the
universe,
and
enables
man
to
move
on
to
eternal
salvation,
to
advance,
and
become
a
God;
every
law
is
of
necessity
a
result
of
the
operation
of
this
Spirit.
Here
again,
the
"Mormon"
prophet
anticipated
the
world
of
science;
and
his
conceptions
are
simpler
and
more
direct
than
those
invented
by
the
truth-
seekers,
who
depended
upon
themselves
and
their
own
powers.
Marvelous
is
this
view
of
the
founder
of
"Mormonism."
Where
did
he
learn
in
his
short
life,
amidst
sufferings
and
persecution
such
as
few
men
have
known,
the
greatest
mysteries
of
the
uni-
verse !
(to
be
continued).
A
STREAM
OF
REVELATION.
BY
T.
E.
CURTIS,
SALT
LAKE
CITY.
Out
in
the
wild
and
rocky
west
White-tipped
with
many
a
season's
snows,
In
rare
and
rural
beauty
dressed,
A
stream
of
revelation
flows.
Along
its
shady,
winding
banks,
The
grass,
the
flowers,
the
woodlands
grow.
And
birds
are
sweet
in
tuneful
thanks
For
floods
that
never
cease
to
flow.
The
sunny
earth's
flower-garden
where,
Beneath
a
cloudless
sky
and
calm,
In
honest
praise
the
nations
share
In
many
a
sweet
and
holy
psalm.
Full
oft
along
its
sacred
brink,
Man,
weary
of
his
round
of
strife,
Seeks
refuge,
soul
athirst,
to
drink
The
waters
of
eternal
life.
There
when
the
sun
of
life
declines
Towards
its
setting
in
the
west,
The
quiet
star
of
hope
still
shines
To
light
the
pilgrim
to
his
rest.
To
human
kind
a
mystery!
A
miracle
upon
the
land!
A
world
of
light
and
liberty!
A
Nile
in
a
Sahara's
sand!