Shortly before the turn of the century, Reverend Theodore Cuyler authored a little book titled "Cedar Christians," a volume which contains personal ruminations upon various scriptural themes. Elaborating upon Paul’s admonition, "Quench not the Spirit," Cuyler focuses attention upon a party of Artic explorers. The gathering darkness finds them exhausted following a long, treacherous march through driving snow storms and bitter cold. They huddle together beneath an ice ledge to draw forth the single match and bit of tinder which will ignite their campfire. The temperature is sub-zero. Without a fire, they would certainly perish. Because there is only one match, everything depends upon its work. Closely, they hover around the tinder to eliminate the possibility of the slightest breeze coming…