and, probably, no one ever entered into it so fully as the apostle Paul. We may, perhaps, better understand the experience, “For me to live is Christ,” if we consider for a moment what life means to many an other. The Christless business man, whose one aim and object is to obtain wealth, might well say, “For me to live is money.” The careless seeker after the world’s pleasures, if he told the truth, would say, “For me to live is worldly pleasure.” The carnal voluptuary given up to self-gratification,