Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-15

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'IhtY As'e iorsakcn Jupucr. t2cl''ucd rnoiher 4,
rHHy H. Ar{'rlnrs Nlthrr them
a soldier approaching paul with bonds Me Apostle
extended hs hands - am ready. yet unN oriUy, Ice
sald. 20 bear g. sins aud persecution tor ue name 81
ths l<fd Jesus
"Nhn - thy God ~ asksd the so.dff sneeuueY
"E'en H. fspled Paul "Sho eau change My re.
Wing into vorship'
While hcsr things we've passing, Il'a and tiandius
Icing bound hgd boru srpsra'td Nuius the cousPira.
tor, ffendY o. thr Christmas uud rrirainC 800 M
willing doy dty5 seizure, approached Chndlos and
Whispering qGirkly, Have good heart On the IA.
lends tuc INfsHt dies. and thou shalt Or fee.
'God iofod, replied Clauaius, "ihai blood should
purchase ny freedom why should 'ear the death a
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al tioulag cell.
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ron TIE prrsenoe q her young instructor. Illa was
~ ih" guards = NE presence % NE Lmpf
~ The c"nBagfa,en Which some have imputed 10
Nefo-uron ihe ground that he WISHED 70 buid new
city, and fssgni his onu name-and the otlum Of
which. D" 90 torn affixed TO the Christians, was raging
around them with violence and they with difficulty
Threaded The narrow sireeis The ayr was rent vih The
Lamentations % those who compelled 60 look with
ou'asinge hopc' on the DISTINCTION Of property and
home 80 rapd hsd been the advance q the hamcs,
that wealth or household possessions were dsrrgaIccd
hmd tc general rtr II life, and The enrcnvof 90 save
u by hgt 1he young conducted ihe s1eG and the
imPo,ep and ds7'rd trusted TO ihe srppoft 90 he beat
Thy A. eaeh gased GPnn the smouidrIng tnins Of their
homes, with the Instructive feeling Of nature 90 Tie hour
Of SORROW and drsr'auon he mpofed TIE protection o
Supcuof Power, and bctook himself to the temple Of
be God
Ibo1Gh TIA Ind not remained long 10 The assembly,
'ae humility ut he Christian their tervor IN PRAYER,
hno ABOVE AL ihe calm 'na sublime poHmtot Of the
apostle he'd already given growth 60 the seeds 81 faith
which be Sofd' had s7Un 10 her hcaft As sle hur-
Tcd through hc streets She tnceavord 20 aOs'r7ci her
mind nom the horrors OF the scene and close her ears
sEaint' The bitter waihngs which seemed 60 echo the
Triumph % hc hsmes. She called TO mind the prayer
ri"cH 'aodius bad laugh her, and .s at as memory
aced herr invoked The God Of her new iaIth. At thu
very moment tbe prayer @ag on her lips they passed
The temple Of Japiier S'aor The flames had made
ranu favagfs on the eaAcc etdyIng ke the waves Of
icty sea through he broken arches. md around the
solitary columns, that stood like Gods Of false religion
ga4ng 90 the havoc they could not prevent avert
Pscsi and vUrshppcf knet IN solemn prayer before ihe
rfumbung shrine, ihe embroidered robes of the former
giving ghssiy reflection 20 the Games, which detldrd
the power 81 t5er God, and sported with their religion
A. they passed the temps, strong glare oi light dis
closed the altar aud golden statue OF Jupiter A. the
sane moment. As by lightning stroke the statue fell
from is pedestal he crash gave isotiu echo thfou
the surrounding space and slrce Of fire and sparks
rose as from the tomb Of the dethrored god.
Recently aucipatrd iiom the Of supefsii.
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