There is more encouragement to us in the least blessing which we receive ourselves than in reading biographical works relating to the faith and experience of noted men of God. The things we ourselves have experienced of the blessings of God through His gracious promises we may hang in memory′s halls, and whether rich or poor, learned or illiterate, we may look and may consider these tokens of God′s love. Every token of God′s care and goodness and mercy should be hung as imperishable mementos in memory′s halls. God would have His love, His promises, written upon the tablets of the mind. Guard the precious revealings of God that not a letter shall become obliterated or dimmed. (OHC 135.2) MC VC