The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-06-05
TIDES AND TENDENCIES"


besu TO die right, and be right forever.
Salvation is not in word, but in deed and
power. He is ssYed who is completed In the
scale o: nature.
Go to work use the powers that are in
you, and the earth, and the air, and all the
heavens are full of helpers that Will flock to
you and breed victory in your very impo-
tence. X. '#" t'' aaafa ~ 86a9.a
a better day is dawning. The day of ne.
cations is passing away, and the day OF posi-.
GVss Ia lying it's strong hand upon men, in
religion AS in bu> mess.
Salvation in the soul with regard to heAv.
On, Is not different, as TO the principal OF it
from sa'vation anywhere, any problem in
nature, any problem in lite.
Go down into the world within you, o soulI
the world OF human nature, and find what
lies buried; examine it and make a right
use it. That is the problem of religion.
Death Is birth, We pass on to promotion
There Is only resurrection in the transit,
only new birth
Do you not know that there is no way of
knowing God except through knowing your
Self?
You never can come into any good short of
the cost oft. There can be no such thing
as a resurrection that is not within the very
elements of death and victory over death.
We need not be troubled about argui OF
for or against approximation, or miracles.
never spent thirty minutes In that sort OF
antellectuaI amusement. barren exercise
this, of pecki1x 1T the supernatural.
This communion service, rightly viewed
is not ment TO divide, but to bring the word
together. 1t does not care a straw what
church you belong to. It does not care
withered leaf what creed commands your
name. ....
A man who wants to be good, pivoting on
the motive OF reward aud punishment could
nor be trusted out of sight OF heavens po-
lice were that motive taken from him.
Man should he beautiful in himself /
don't wanttO be doomed forever to gaze into
tLeIooklng glass where things are not beau
aIful
II you study the bible, don't study it IN
der those theories that make you wiry, hony
and drY.* There is q good deal In that
doubtless would not have been there had the
bible been written hundred years ago
We ali know that joy is not perfected unit
1t Is brewed over ths fire of GRIEF.
The more deeply human. the more deeply
divine ana cody you will be.
God is down here among the fading flowers
and The dying embers OF Lille, rettnt vanishing
hurs and relume the brightness that fades
into shadow.
Sorrow and grief are among the heavenly
mordants that prepare the soul for the fast
eolors OfglOry'
All mythology is bu. the stammering OF
true longing OF the soul religious necessi-
ty, seeking o inIarrate itself In the spectral
shades of mere natural twilight.
The cOuntcnance translates the mystic
meanings Of the life within The face is
telegraph iull of messages from the spirit.
world.
Prayer is born of the SOUL as streams are
OF fountains or as eostaces or agonies are
of he heart. They cry out or sing of the
deep within us.
1t is grand for man to be alone on the
mountains with God little while in the
morning, before puuging into the rush OF
day.
He who never knows solitude will never
reach true greatness. We must be alone
sometimes or die.
Somehow it seems 10 be ordered that no
face shall slime sweetest till thu shadows
have passed over it. Sweetest tones are
born Of complaining discOrds
The greatest thing God ever made of clay
is The human counleuance.
The fashion OF the countenance may he the
grandes' rehearsal of inward cries. 1t is
every ones duty to keep such fashion.
Law itself isgracious, and grace is equally
lawful righteousness and truth met etc.
natly ago pardon and penalty melt into Que
10 the Fathers heart.
Men often abstain from the groeser vices as
too coarse and common for their appe.i,es
while the vices which are frosted and orna