The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-19

OUT whose fasner ana mother have cast MIN on, bus
woman, who when ne dies everybody bresthee
more , freely and thanks God the monster Is gone;
G 6oS she mcurns: and her heart is full Of grief
2! man ~ Of noble qualities OF soul. garry
carry It up INTO principalities and powers, and
what are the riches OF God Does your God bring
richest don't mean rich in power, rich in those
powers that are made great, as boys make snow
balls, 9ns Is ne rich to you IN those qualities that
mace Himself OF no reputation among men-rich
in those qualities which He manifested when He
took the towel and 2, said. II am your Lord. and
then. are the reasons OF this comparative differ.
ence in the conception OF the divine naturef one
external revelation OF God In nature ana less upOn
the internal revelation derived from human exDe.
rience. In our day think God nas Illustrated
Himself bv the hand OF natural philosophers am
not alarmed by what Is called the nhdelity of thesa
men. They are all workers together with God,
Mr. Beecher illustrated this by sketchy and ORA.
matte representation OF the manufacture OF an ex.
quisite piece OF silk, OF great richness and beauty
OF color. Tracing back the manufacture TO the
derstand it could believe that the crawling worms,
hundreds and thousands OF them, were the original
producers Of that beautiful silk: You sec minis-
emplary man, model churchman, and you tell
him Of Herbert Spencer. lie says ne amt one Of
MIL why" he replies, "Mill, he didn't believe In
God event. Do you think that God works in this
the eev ssnG IN All Of these men rs
WORKERS It Is matter ter. to n me Of VERY
ers believe as the Jews did, believe as the Brah.
MINIS did, II the result Ia that 1t brings about the
great work. Nevertheless, all that the scientific
divine nature which Is called material, and II you
have nothing but q scientific god, god that pre-
fa sn sns goa a
and teach tnat men to be properly taught must be
taught Gods ax man nsn gets b to thin. Of Coo as
great goodness OF heart, does not allow It TO
AFFECT him in the administration OF justice. But God
on whom / win have mercy" Now men may
admire justice, but no man ever loves 1t. There
Is an idea among good and faithful ministers that
the
must be done, and then you must bring In the Cos
pei, and that the only way to stop men IN their
wrong doing is to bring In their consciences and
the opinion Of the Connectlcat woman. who had
brought up eight strappng boys ana d, they nad an
the norsewhip." say that the best way to deal
with men Is to deal with them according to the
may measure the state Of feeling he has towards
God by the memories which the name OF God ex-
inSs and the Joys That are Excited 10 him when
lived near the woods OF Indiana wondered what 9
prairie was like. l looked at my garden. and
and lived to realize it. But when rode out one
day to the edge Of the woods and looked ON .
prairie, the b0undless, oceanic extent OF land.
scape, with its miles and miles Of lowers. what
was my little plot Of garden IN comparison What
we snail see Him as He Is : Emphasize that word
see Him as He ID. When Kane had been shut up
In the North two long winters, mad aever seen
tree and when he began to 90 southwark and get
into q temperate zone what Joy he must have felt
And then when at length New York Bay burst upon
him, with all Its memories Of persons and things
how heartfelt must his Joy have been! Bear your
burdens and trials now. You are gong where
revelation OF all mysteries shall be made manifest
The sermon, OF which the above Is but an alb
stract, was closed with prayer, alter which the
choir and congregation sung "Homeward Bound.n