The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-30

ance on the service the Doctor remarked that no
had nothing new or grand to teach them. He
had come 70 awaken In their hearts and minds
thoughts that may have been slumbering ana 10
whisper words OF encouragement 70 those no
mar ne despairlng. Ire portion OF Scripture tnat
mad been read ueylucus, Xxvl.l offered, ne
thought, mucn iood Tor reflection. How fuii OF
terror II IL. what fearful curses II pronounces on
those no disobey. Burning ague. consumption,
famine; turning the heavens over them INTO non,
ana the earth into brass, causing them TO de TT ,
death ratRer than lie-these were the things that
should mark the Lorais' displeasure against MS
reDelllous people. And II they VIII Aot yet hearken
20 hum, but VIII walk contrary 10 aim, Ae has de-
cared lie viii walk contrary 10 them ana bring
upon them seven times more punishment Tor their
DIs0BEBIENCE AND SIN
That an the things named IN this chapter have
been enacted. our SAD history, said Dr. Mendes,
assures u.s. This prophecy reads more like the
testimony OF an eyewitness IMAM a prophecy.
leg1oRs were Outslce the walls OF our beautiful
and molly ctty AMI lsraeltes were inside quite as
cruel as theyp our meditation OF thls theme OF
trouble ana rs origin viii give US an shudote
which ssan relieve what IL trouble now
easlJ Shsmef,a ana h ricb I aar HShty 10
tell ou tnat trouble 70 him means tnat he Is not
as rca MS neighbours But ask the poor man
on one hand and sickness and poverty ON tbe
otheT he mag not speak, but his mute bps
VIII tel Jon y trouble and suffering indeed.
whence comes trouble Psalmlsts say Or
GOd-'fhou mast tired me and proved me.n
50 tDen trouble comes rom God. But lie Is good,
and loves not tae trouble and sOrrows OF his peo-
pie. lie dces not willingly grieve nor injure the
sons 81 men. But how comes NJ that His power Is
not governed by His lover TRat cannot, per-
haps, understand; bot wlen tAe cioud Of adver-
silly comes we know IL is Gods cloud that Is 10
shelter u Or to help Us that we may lay more
yalue On the sunshine wAeR II comes aZaln ana "
snow now We Can ENDURE ADVERSELY.
II Is - remind us That al SIN Is followed ny mis-
fortune, but ali misfortune Is rot sin. Far from
IL. 4 he uprlght nave 70 be tired. But Ia all cur
large cities YOU Viii h2d that a. soon as financial
other trouble comes then comes suffering, and
men have been Gem peeled, as Of old, 10 acknow-
edge that tie finger II God was ia T. TneY may
have asked what had they done TO deserve
tais what had they commttedY Bus
suffering and trouble come 10 check Us In our
career, Tor whom tue Lord 0veth ne chasteneth
ana CJrrectern even as 4 iather the son IN whom
he delight Il Is the khtie or our Father that
makes the deep nclsion. The power OF his yen-
Eeance would iuiu US, but his atLcLionS never
smite US 70 the earth mat cannot rise again.
Rather IS IL ike the stream that sweeps over the
rocks and stones ana pauses in its course, as IL
were, waiting Tor US 10 call i back. Woe, woe 10
him wko mas neglected The warning voice ef
trouble, which, ike Du0ys over sunkea rocks or
shoals, tell Us u danger near HAPPY are those
who can remove those obstacles 30 an even now
Of lie. Let u, SAID The Doctor, cast around and
II there are not iaults IA US that We can mend
e'e these things come uponus. And n God seEds
them 20 US He viii give Us strength also 70 bear
and endure Lhem. And VINO VII not say, 1T -
tie Lore, let HIM do what seemeth Poodn and
VIII iRe Psalmist admit that when he slew Us
then We sought Him aud remem oe!ed HIS cove
nant anu Hls commandments 10 40 them