, 1875-12-12

eatdsnsnt had subelded enough to Allow it, ho made
his soul bsndased, then struggling into LIE, with
it in him, then bis Intense sou}-longing TO behold
seaus longing deepening into agony. and then onco
sitting backward into tsmeness, he uttered again bis
magical Loose him and let him Co." which fol
lowed BY magnetic tempest which went beyond the
previous one tn its demonstrations Of excitement.
Mnen tnia had passed and the preacher had reganea
the eanlibr1um Of his vo1ce be toot up hls next
the fact that be had been dead four days These four
days, he informed wese not typical Of the
three days But they wuro typical of dc 1on years
which elapsed between the promise Of Jesus and hta
sa asa upon odh Tie Gross so1s writer's he srmed
fully eliminated from the transaction and triumphant
y deed any Of US IN this audience to prove him wrong.
to prove i by the somewhat remarkable application Of
the description Of Deity which says Of HIN. day
years had passed. Lazarus had been dead
four d1y and th the most gpesant
ing this was deueatton ot Lazarus in his rea-
ization Of existence, and statement Of why 1t was
us, meant an "sgent+" He further informed that
there church, large and fourishing, OF which
bis BIZ I'll .he 70. wons aa ho boos ta
church all upside down. things got into tangle
gene1aiy, and tue church waa getting into fearful
cided to recall Lazarus to tha position ho had 20
unfortunately vacated and restored the church the
harmony i bad LOST He e1te:'led tho idea By say
he wanted them, and brought them forth just when
the needs required. This he had done for Moses, |
who also was agent OF God. Some people thought |
that Moses went to heaven Ehcn he died, but we
knew BETTER for Moses had just descended into tho
Lord wanted him to como out with Elias and COM
plee the circle the wondtous mount Of ttnnsfgut-
alton. Then ho again made his application, in which
method Of preaching he far surpassed the average Of
white Preachers. He told rs that God kopt W in au
sorts Of places, soo obscare and some il the lowler
5as IS1s m sora by ~
sone hour when 1t would say, Loose him and let him
60" Then. engtheang out the ides to tbs resurrec
pure give up their dead, describing character after
character who slept there, till at the words Loose
be accomplished, and the imsginaaSe sensi-
yencss Of the audience burst ia boundaries and the
church vital again with the erolutions Of both
nervous and sp.ritua feeling. After this gen.
e1l description OF Heaven, with the speakers own
personal expectations regarding it. prominent among
that Jesus Both be md he audience had Goated of
upon the Of excitement generated by the thought
Of resurrection, and there longer order to
changed places with kaleidoscope rapiditJ and were
mistaken for each other The golden streeta
tree Of life while that tree Of life sometimes appeared
to dow Ike river, with the throne somehow lodged
among It's leaves Wings and feet curounly took the
place Of each other in walking and flying, and tho
Christians got indiscrminateIy located both where
they ought apd ought not to be, yet over a this
the un,nstakablc feeling that the hearts Of these
pie children Of Africa excited with lore to the
Sondrous Author Of the atoueuent and that in that
love to Christ thero was hope OF the moral elevation Of
often based upon untrue epositios but always lead
ng TO applications which were In perfect harmony |
s1h ~ ieas q the GOSPEL It u true that 7 was all
han creatures Of sentiment and On this il anything,
En be built tha moral regeneration OF what may ye:
to be noble element in the construction Of