Volume: 1 October 2026
“How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him that bringeth good tidings, that publisheth peace; that bringeth good tidings of good, that publisheth salvation; that saith unto Zion, Thy God reigneth!” – Isaiah 52:7
“The ways of the Lord are right, and the just shall walk in them.” Hos. 14:9.
Thus God identifies the just: They are not joggers, not hurdlers, not speedsters. They are walkers-just humble walkers: They walk in His ways in the spiritual stride of faithful obedience. His ways are the ways of truth. They lead by the “narrow way” through the straight [strict] gate into the Kingdom of peace.
”The just man walketh in his integrity.” Prov. 20:7.
The just man neither reclines nor stands still. He walks. He walks in his integrity.( in honesty, fairness, respect :example – returning a lost wallet to its owner with all the cash inside. Even when no one is watching )
He keeps a steady pace. He is steadily onward in his way-in the “narrow way” to the “strait gate” (Matt. 7:13, 14). He is following the One who bids him, “Follow me” (Luke 5:27). He is following the LAMB of Calvary-He Who is “the Way, the Truth, and the Life” (John 14:6)-“‘whithersoever He goeth’ (Rev.14.4)
“The path of the just is as the shining light, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day.” Prov. 4:18.
The just “walk, in the path of light “as ” He is in the light” (1 John 1:7). Thus walking in the light, the just “have fellowship one with another and the blood of Jesus Christ” cleanses them “from all sin.” 1 John 1 :7.
In their progressive walk in the light of TRUTH, the just have blessed fellowship with one another: they justly think good of one another, talk good of one another and to one another, do good to one another, and are ever good to one another. Those among them who do not do good to one another, do not have fellowship with the just and are not walking in the light.
“A just man falleth seven times, and riseth up again: but the wicked shall fall into mischief.” Prov. 24:16.
The just man may trip and fall. He may fall once. He may fall seven times. He may fall seven times seven. But by the grace of God he always “riseth up again” and goes on walking, following His Saviour on and on in the “narrow way” -right on through the “straight gate.”
But the wicked, when they fall, “fall into mischief”: they become mischiefmakers in the community of the -saints. They are gossipers, evil-speakers, busybodies-evil-doers and trouble-makers in general.
”The way of the just is uprightness.” lsa. 26:7
Uprightness is “unbending ( not bending to, refusing to do wrong, unwilling to do )in moral straightness and integrity” (WEBSTER). It is unbending righteousness: right doing:
unbending right thinking, unbending right speaking, unbending right doing, unbending being right. It is unbending rightness, unbending integrity.
That is uprightness. Refusing, unwilling, unbending to do wrong. And that is just.
“The just shall live by faith.” Hab. 2:4; Rom. 1: 17; Gal.· 3:11;. Heb. 10:38.
Not by money; not by position; not by prestige; not by might nor by power; but by faith through grace, the just live and walk.
By faith the just are righteous.
By faith the just walk in the light.
And if they stumble and fall, they then by faith penitently rise up and, in God’s mercy, walk on in newness of life. In faith they enduringly walk straight on-from light to light, from grace to grace, from victory to victory, from glory to glory.
“The path of the just is as the shining light, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day.” Prov. 4:18.
By faith, the path and the walk of the just are the path and the walk of INTEGRITY -the path and walk of David (Ps. 26: 1),
the path and walk of the true child of GOD, God grant, Who do this in the path, the way, and the walk of the just-God’ ,
do not “frustrate” and “do despite” “to the spirit of grace,” but who “let the heart be established by grace,” that “receiving a Kingdom which cannot be moved, we have grace whereby we may serve God acceptably with reverence and godly fear.” Gal. 2:21; Heb. 10:29; 13:9.
Brethren and friends , “we must, indeed, look to Jesus, keeping our eyes fixed on the glory at the top of the ladder. Through Christ alone can we make sure of heaven, where all is purity, holiness, peace, and blessedness, where there are glories that mortal lips cannot describe. The nearest we can come to a description of the reward that awaits the overcomer is to say that it is a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory. It will be an eternity of bliss, a blessed eternity, unfolding new glories throughout the endless ages of eternity.”You must be there.
Whatever you lose here, be determined to make sure of eternal life. Never become discouraged.” -8T 131:1, 2.
Beloved, how are we walking?
HEALTH WAVE
HEALTHFUL DRlNKS:
Joice Formulas:
Make or buy a juice-press or extractor-there are several good types on the market-and start in on one or more of the following exhilarating combinations:
Celery Juice
Wash celery and put it through a vegetable juicer. Some of the leaves can be used , but they are bitter, so do not use many.
This drink is especially helpful to those who do not sleep well, get up tired and always have a fatigued feeling, along with extreme nervousness. (Raw leaf lettuce salad will also help to induce sound slumber.)
Kidney Cleanser:
There is probably no other fruit or vegetable that has the curative proper·· ties of the tomato. In the short space of the last few years tomato juice has become one of the most popular drinks.
Many delicious drinks can be made by blending tomato juice with the juices of other vegetables.
Kidney Cleanser:
The kidney cleanser is made by blending the juice of two or three stalks of celery with a glass of tomato juice. (Asparagus and radish juices may also be added or substituted to give the same effect.)
Blood Builder:
The juice of several handfuls of fresh, crisp spinach, two or three leaves of lettuce, and a handful of parsley may be blended with tomato juice.
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