He will bring to us Father's law whereby we may overcome the world and its sin." "You said the bands of death. What is death?" "Death is simply the losing of our earthly tabernacles for a time. We shall be separated from them, but the promise is that our Elder Brother will be given power to raise them up again. With them again united, we shall become even as our parents are now, eternal, perfected, celestialized beings." As they conversed, both faces shone with a soft, beautiful light. The joy within was traced on their countenances, and for some time it was too deep for words. Homan was drawn to this beautiful sister. All were pleasing to his eye, but he was unusually attracted to one who took such pleasure in talking about matters nearest his heart. "I must be going," said she. "May I go with you?" "Come." They wandered silently among the people, then out through the surrounding gardens, listening to the music. Instinctively, they clung to each other, nor bestowed more than a smile or a word on passing brother or sister. "What do you think of Lucifer and his plan?" asked she. "The talented Son of the Morning is in danger of being cast out if he persists in his course. As to his plan, it is this: 'If I cannot rule, I will ruin.'" "And if he rule, it will still be ruin, it seems to me." "True; and he is gaining power over many." "Yes; he has talked with me. He is a bewitching person; but his fascination has something strange about it which I do not like." "I am glad of that." She looked quickly at him, and then they gazed again into each other's eyes. "By what name may I call you?" he asked. "My name is Delsa." "Will you tell me where you live? May I come and talk with you again? It