The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-06-19

tfe C'u!ottSc po"cfS tn teite lDE prplcc-
ton here were not required in the future
state: why then, need men possess these
"owcrs or pa. SONS or longing. rhea they
had left behind them the conditions which
required them? When we left the body we
should leave behind US maay
BURNT OFT PASSIONS.
Ia the othsr life, too, our minis would
be disabuse of many functions which it
was nee,iful for them to have here We
shoull net carry oar earthly bodies into
the e.har ht,. yet W shoIll have spiritual
bo lies which wol!i in l,n.iy Va one from
the cher. The s1ul. th,t en- r.,l from
death mo he ,ysn woi,i rang. aloas an e1-
tended scAle. 3lere wJI!I be system Of
progress Those slrIs that we-e low in
spirtu i culture in thi. lie won / be l,w
down the sc,l, in the next. Each .oul
would b.sin with the CAPITA. ac lrrel in
: tins life. Those who hll one sseIt would
possess As It were \ s).:!i; cavity in the
other, AMI would rr>t a,c rl'ngly. Bot
scripture justified the belief that ali would
be as happy as they c'ul bear. They
whuii Develop, however. with a rspi lily o:
which we c1ll f1r.u n ccaeep ia Cilil-
dren VINO enterc the next life a, children
woni'l rise ami deyelope mire swiftly than
gu earth VI n Of loy cI,s here wal /!
there grow with wa lJ.,o.> r,?iii:y. 50
that ths lowest an lel-f w,u' spec lily
os sro@ all tai, worl L, nj rI5
Take away from maa a., TIA; b,l,n.cl
= his lowct nature, snl CIV hmm r: force
al dat rcrtaineI to hi- L. -;'r.1 nature, aud
thru you III sht conceive Of the aptitude
with which he would receive the lessons of
. the other. He would To- in 4 society, too.
where al! wouli move with one intcnt--thc
cyl gone, tie temp.abe drorci ia nov
c,i together IKE the gulr stream, mighty,
irrc>I-:rhlv. Ti",c w4ulI be a,-u tie
direct iit.uccce Of Gol-how mighty the
Influence, how n"hle t., joy
UN.yEK>4Lisr poCra,xE.
We might thus see, sal Mr.. Bcccher
? bow men who, when they died, were not
very BIT for earth night nevertheless enter
heaven, aud heaven might develop what
earth never would have deve. opel Some.
ii mes when op Riag up l'n, d., Sc
well men found few old seeds at the bot
ton. They had lain there fnr wears. There
WAS no sign of life ab1ut them. They
were brought to the light, however, ana the
sun shGne UPON them. They began to
grew and sitreut, and seen bcceac healthy
vigorous plants. Que might conceive poo
rie here united by force Of ANIMAL pas.
sions FOR spiritual life, Who, nevertheless
when death took away what was their
bane al earth, might be a good life in flu
tuEe st-te. Some represented Il man as
taxing into the next world the nature,
the disposition he had in this How could
we conceive mans taking all his sensual
lie did not take it with him. Men grew
as straw. We could conceive a germ which
when freed from the chnR anl Bothered
nurtured, and educated, and glowod
on ~ the SUI Of Coils loye-woulI open
up and grow ana hurish. Gu earth, all
through muoh..sin and darkness it lived
and grew some at times. But ai,h a
thousand hindrances shredded of, we
could understand how men whom society
rejects now, may get
STANDING ROOM IN HEAVEN
not high up, but a starting place. Ifbeav-
en- was SO rigldly pure, then death must
be great sitter. Look at the saint OF
years. How imperfect, how deficient, how
very far down he is. What man ever
walked TO the gate of heaven, en- ha j the
angel lay on HIM that scale, and saw.
Enter because thou art pure p Not one
though he might have been washed by
floods of tears, and s,ftci by years Of trial
and ennobied by acts of heroism. No
heaven vas opened by grace-hg grace
only, by Love. God lets in whom b,
would. and we didn't know his gauge
( Some might say, rs it safe to hold such
views as these - What right had they te
challenge God He said, al will hav,
mercy on whom | wii,.n God refused tc
be questioned on his generosity. II tne
best went net into heaven because he earn
1t, b t because Of the act of great love
why might not the bot;omest go in too
80 long as a man possessed state of min,
that was IMPROBABLE there was a chanc
for him, and the preacher did not beliert
God would cast him away. Mr. Beeche
did not believe there was person on til.
face OF the earth who had heard the Cos
pei and IN whose soul there was any.kin,
improbable who would not Gnd IN entrsas
into Leayen-low down, it nigh. be, b.
the lowest place there was infinitely beta
than the highest here.
i EARNING UEAvExs AIPHABEr.
/ We saw ragged lad in the street un
kempt, untaught, rude, groveling. Gu
1 Tristan sympathy was touched. Init.
ting Christ, we set to work to Transform