CHAPTER XXV
Samuel rushed away into the darkness. But he couldn’t stay away—he could not bring himself to believe that he was separated from St. Matthew’s forever. He turned and came back to the church, and stood gazing at it, choking with his sobs.
Then,as he waited, he saw an automobile draw up in front of the side entrance, and saw Mr. Wygant step out and enter. The sight was like a blow in the face to him. There was the proud rich man, defiant and unpunished, seated in the place of authority; while Samuel, the Seeker, was turned out of the door!
A blaze of rebellion flamed up in him. No, no—they should not cast him off! He would fight them—he would fight to the very end. The church was not their church—it was the church of God! And he had a right to belong to it—and to speak the tru
