The Three Half-Moons (1929) — F. W. Boreham

In this title essay from 1929, Boreham turns a simple image—the half-lit moon—into a meditation on living with partial light, fragmentary knowledge, and steady hope in Christ. With his trademark blend of story, observation, and Scripture-soaked reflection, he invites us to value patience, gratitude, and the quiet joys of ordinary days while we wait for “fullness.”

What you’ll hear
• A faithful narration of the essay
• Gentle context notes on Boreham’s style and themes
• A brief takeaway for personal devotion

Source
Text: The Three Half-Moons (1929). Public-domain in the United States.

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