The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-08

NC IulIy assured mat all winch the great
apostle affirmed Of the heather in his time
Is true of the heather in our time, they
must be allowed to make one more plea for
those who know moi now 10 pie d for them
selves. He who died for the word, is here
to-day; and his eve is upon Us NOS onl,.
but upon all ilusc children uf darkness
lie sees just whn' we are, aud just where
unto they are Il cning Z ie terrible in
dictment in i,c first chapter Of Romans.
tllat inventory Uf crime, 80 appalling 80
Illuminating. lie comprehends as ocIcat-
ed being can comprehend il Were he t.
shape our plans for Us. would lie point 10
these lost ones, lie that vcpt over Jeru.
salem, IL with his infinite tenderness
ana say. do less, 40 more. but less, to
show Il I'm that have died for them. even
as l have died for YOU" Would He not
ra'her say, "l0ok into that frightfu abyss
from winch | have rescued y on, and then
gunse your Obligations to those who are
st there"
3. They owe it to the prosperity of our
churches. Any thoughtful observer who
is at all familiar with the immense r., nn.
blitcs of these churches. NAV we'll OK.
claim, "Would that their resources MIGHT
be fully utilized Would that the 6esl
possible influences might develop and direct
them :" Such influences, 10 crrlain px.
tent, unqneslionabiy, are placed at onr
commands and their price is above rubics.
We have agencies for the home work. null
tiform. and beneiicent exceedingly. feeding
the hungry, clothing the Naked caring for
the stranger that is within our gates. shield
ing the red man, lifting up the black man.
and fulfilling all through our land those
words OF our Saviour. THE poor have the
gospel preached to them" Let us thank
God for these ready helpers, aye and de-
Tenders as well for they stand between u-
and our direst foes, wOrldliness. sclf-in-
diligence, the love of display. AXity in
morals leading straight to lnxity in doe
trne.
But the missionary work. as the com.
miltce believe, is in some respects the
strongest force of all. While the truth
at is more blessed to give than receive
is universal even in giving there are de
grecs OF blessedncss. If man contribute
OF his substance from public spirit, or from
mere sympathy, he does well, and lie will
not fail of his reward. But let him look
beyond all home interests; let him con
template the heather in their fathomless
ruin; let him dwell upon this condition
till he shall yearn over them in some sort
as the Son Of Man yearns over them let
him send them the words of eternal life.
never expecting to see them in the flesh,
from those WIG ehou a,,,;,, 70 ,,," ;,t,',;,'
ancc of ,hc saints in Iicrht. s,vo ,hat ,,hi,t
thrir ;ntorcossiors ,.i1h thn;r i,L,',.
our Father .haii sncnro tor ,,i,,, wiz,
form of henrvulnuco c,,, Lo n,oro eo,'.r,.
inr. moro cnnohIiry, Uou. a,l,,,;raii,,
docs II .nr,in,,,n,,, 49,, Iii, "'.' III .p'y
f,r,,s ,aai;Ii,' ~ h"'''" an "'ivi
of ~, ,Ia,.nn;, a.. .ie'',iS NoiuS
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uorGrc, '" : IVY w ''''''e
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sinn in sn,no Minis ,t',, ,'9 r' 'n ,'I i'S-
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If mo-, ,,' ",u ,iI','' i'ioi.'"S'
,ha ,,,,b - ,,,a ,','' '"' % s''cn ior
fr "' ,, !" U'ne' i,su''s Is ., inucH taken
n,,i,,oo ,' m i !" "ui ~" i,'hl' nc
sc ali,c follan;'s a,,i L,,,e, ','s 'l''''"n
thnnselyaS ,o,, ',i,' i,"' - i"i
evnrv ,,oli c,',,IL,at.,i 80 ~ Wv 'so VI
mo irinn,,,, ~ ,h, - i ~ seouiinB
Thov hnya M ' 49,, II, t'''a ."u.uA
imneriI Tho uoof,,,naes vs., hi W. "li
the home n,iseionar,, son;o,,, n ,hn " n."
ncols iast raor fn. H., .o,i'ff Inv nH ap
ar;es ,hoyn,, ~, . .v ,en'' ~ n's 'l'S,iou
haor,;I, -" n,',',,,.'I , ,, .nvie'"', 'eE
sin,;,ar "ani", W., ,nI '.iVaSu,c' 0nuuIu
viii I've M Gi.so,,, ,h'rorn .n9 S'"' 'neie
e;on,rv rnon,s Do,,,,,,aa' H. "e Wv n''s
tho Ln,rJ hn,,o .,fra.nd %, - ~ .'', .' "
nr,cnt r,oa ,f n,I,or az o,;nea ',"ii 'Hc
thev vii snfrar orn;,, "uuo' ,
deiurhoncos aro ~ ,.or,-; u' o,'.s. '"i'9'tn'
hIe thnv o,n tn hn on,',nI nv ''"-
simnlv 1rovi,cp,ioI ''' '''''e'"''' Us
Ii is the desire of fine con,mi,,o. :, ,,o
hclpIul co.workers in home nvan,,oIi,a,i,,.
- s''' ''+s'''''h'
that they are such in sayoral ,,.a,, ~
The missions of tLe hoord ara Jn;r,I ,, N.G
To solve thc nroblem of saIf.snnnor,7 "'uI"
piled to infant churches than With ,, "r
is no question more vital in Tho erl,orn 81
domestic missions They ore shn,rim,r ho,,.
easy it is. and vet how unwi.r ,o he tn,.
lavish in aiding n npedrul entnrnriso. L,,,
easy it is. berinniur nj thc ripht ti,,n ,uL
in the right Wav. 10 cultivate ,l,n e,,ir;t ~
benevolence among The noorcsi ard thc
humblest of Christ's discinles. ho,v rnsv If
is for feeble churches If dnlv inetrnc,o5
and wisely directed to accomnliel r,rr,orn
than they thought il possible IN ,ccnn,
plsh; how easy it is bv propor methods to
develop genuine christian monhond In
itself a great treasure and n constnn, in,'
(2.) The missions of the hoard ore oCroc,i,,,
promoters of christian iberolitv 10 monv
the cry of The pagan world has uroypd ,rrp-
sistible. when nothing else co,,ld hn,,o
moved them; and So the roId and Iho
silver. which were tbe Tordis h,',a ,a ,,o
brought forth from Their h,djan re,raats
and The doors left nnIoclind ;f re, 49,, -,
omen. for others to enter m, s,oto , I''
is most deenlv commit,eJ 10 far';,, " u" Nv; y"
sions. gave last vear to tho JJonsn Me-,
arv Societ, two'fftbs of tic on,iro i,,,',,,,n
81 And more snecidcallv If ~ t 'a', ro.',i,
of the oction tn he talsa, H., ~, ','u
the churches shall carry up their contrbn.
tions to S4OO 900 from this time forward
other societies will become sharers of the
impulse. Should the income of the hoard
ever reach 81 600, 900. as il may nj some
future time, if the good hand of our cod
shall he upon those who are TO come after
us, other incomes would he sure ia ADVANCE
4 They ora II 10 tho rroa, H.,