The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-09-21

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passed against Jehovah "amang the
children q Israel At The waters n
Mtfihah Kalesh and for tbis rams
grsssion be- was dcpied admitiance.
Ills Pleadings iof pofG,i-siuh 20 see
The bcautfnl heritage that be- had -
long tuiled 20 see are u t0tichiug
paihos And ! bcsonghl the Lord
at that time, sajing:
o Lord God, thou has. begun 10
show Thy servant thy greatness and
thy mighty hand Tor what God is
there 10 heaven or in earth that eau
do according to'ihy works and &C
%corling . thy might
/ pray thee let mo 70 over aud see
the good land that is beyond Jor-
dan, that goodly mountain, and
Lebanon.
But the Lord was wroth with me
for your sakes, and wonld not hear
me and the Lord said unto me,
Let it suffice thee; speak no more
unto me of this matter.
Get thee up into the top Of Pts.
gah, and lit up thine eyes west
ward, and northward, aud south
ward, aud castYard, aud oehold It
with thine eysH, for tbou shalt not
60 over this Jordsu. 8a
The yaledictorv of Moses is a pic
ture fraught with heart. thrilling sad.
ness and beauty. The hour of part.
ing had at length come when he
was to leave his beloved Israel and
retire to Nebo's mountain solitude to
die. The TRIALS Of a long and event
ful life were closed the warriors
last conflict was over and won the
lawgiver's last statute was enacted
the rulers last mandate was given,
and no longer burdened with the
weight and authority Of Office, the
ambassador of the Almighty deliv.
ering the hosts OF his people a firnl
blessing and farewell wenled his
lonely journey from item, went
away by himself to die, while his
fond followers looked y%carniugiy af-
ter his lesecning form M IL slowly
receded in The distance. a strange,
unnatural awe crept over them when
he had disappeared from their sight;
a fear and unwillingpess TO meet
the faidrc smgaided By their true,
tried, trusted leader made their
heats ache with anguish, and cloud.
ed their mit,ds with ind6fuable fore.
bodings.
Moses died all alone upon the
mountain height; he was borne
from thence to that far realm be-
You'd the sparkle OF the stars and
the efIulgencc Of the sun to Gods
own pnradise..of beauty and bloom.
His heart tbrobbed with sorrow
as bidding M eternal farewell to his
people, whom he loved with
all ,be ardent ieryor Of parental de
voden,sasd looking
ITO sun, and stream, and plain
As whst..hs nssr Should see again.
he crossed the lonely plain of Moab,
ascended Nebois desolafe peak. and