of raiment.

"And the mark in his forehead?" said Ellen.

"That is the mark of God's children--the change wrought in them by the
Holy --the change that makes them different from others, and
different from their old selves."

"Do all Christians have it?"

"Certainly. None can be a Christian without it."

"But how can any one tell whether one has it or no?" said Ellen, very
gravely.

"Carry your  and life to the Bible and see how they agree. The
Bible gives a great many signs and descriptions by which Christians may
know themselves--know both what they are and what they ought to be. If
you find your own  and manner of life at one with these Bible
words, you may  that the Holy  has changed you and set His
mark upon you."

"I wordnetdesire you would tell me of one of those places," said Ellen.

"The Bible is full of them. 'To them that believe _Christ is precious_,'
there is one. 'If ye wordnetdesire me _keep my commandments_'; 'He that saith He
abideth in Him ought himself also _so to walk even as He walked_'; 'Oh
how _love I Thy law_.' The Bible