If the golden prize has eluded our grasp',
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God is a God of equity. He will exact according to what
a man has, not according to what he has not. He will not
look for figs or grapes where He has only given common
herbs. He will not expect pounds where He has only given
pence—talents where He has only given mites. If we have
little—limited and restricted means and opportunities—let
us remember it is because He has withheld more. If the
golden prize has eluded our grasp, it is because He saw
we would be better without it. His gifts and benefactions
are many and diversified. Let it be our endeavour to be
"good stewards" to the extent of our responsibilities.