The New York herald., 1844-11-05
Pries Two Cents.

i've while others diet How the bad have stronger hoA
while the righteous have diec7 How is that the fathers
Of the living have their youthful companions Pass
away, and stand almost alone snong,t the younger and
hav lived long. No be found for this
but ,he inscruabe will Of God to which TO sttr
butte this difference in human life than TO chance
tural causes; but God in his wisdom has destined
man fill the OF his existence In pTolongiDg
human life il must be considered, that God in his wisdom
thus provides time for repentance Man is born in niqu
ty and without the grace OF God but through the divine
influence OF Jesus has the power 10 work out his
alvaon but in all the instances repentance that
took place, there s instance Of human repentance be-
yoDd the grave 1t ia presumption and audscy to ina
hope up the moment and until the last breath
pes life from its earthly tabernacle How many now
the N nsom "oG not GOD D. sc~. "a
them to remain upon earth amid the temptations cf this
the coming winter unless God spare their long susrins
The goodness Of God in polongng life to ensbls man to
sp s me. q one
one hour may be the turning point Of our
istence and. therefore man should be prepared The
reverend preacher, after illustrating his text by refer
the state OF the Jewish peoDle before the coming
hs II
lying the sick couch appreheDsive Of deathhs deep
remorse and ribulstoI his self elfrprosches and subse
quent ngratude In pungng again into the vices Of the
world his restoration to health, and concluded very
able and eloquent discourse, which was listened to with
case at Boston, his honor Judge Spragus held, that
mate Of vessel had power TO iDhict chastissnsnt
a seaman except when sudden emergency existed, -
where should refuse to obey his commsnds IN
storm in such the mate might lorce him into obe
dence but in all other OF refusal 10 obey inso
lence, the whole matter should be submitted to the cap
tain, who alone has power to inf Ct punishment Coun
seor for the defendant ably argued that blows inflicted
with rope fist, under the influence Of sudden resent
m.nt produced by the insolence Of q seaman did not
amount cruelty from alice hatred and revenge with
in the meaning OF the statute.
y. THE GIANTS OF OLD.-In reference to the build
OF the Pyramids OF Egypt, and TO what has been
termed Cycl1pian Titanic construction Of these edid
ces Mr. Giddon, in a lecture, remarked thst il
by these uniAteigibites of expression that
veil their belief that Giants erected all the huge build
ngs OF antiquity without regard the fact that the very
idea Giant inappropriate transls0n in scrrtursl
version The Nephim the Hebrew text OF Genesis sth
chap 4th verse; designates that which there
Giants the earth in those days" In every other
instance where version speaks Giants meant
nary mental vigor associated with great wick or
with great heroic The fariamed Gbibborim.
Anakm, Emim, Rel haina &c OF the Bible never meant
thing beyond men Of violent PASSIONS dercsnsss or
celebrity and all fables about such large the
giants slain by Jack the giant killer" proceed from
mistakes in trsnslating from the Greek and othsr
versions six different words giant which, in the
Hebrew text had any uch acceptation and which
idea when understood applying to
Of impossible stature.