New-York tribune., 1888-03-26

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which 70 nsohe he and testimony 10 Henry Bergh
Think much be done for Others interests that
knocking door Of hearts TO be considered
With how many other lives lives mterlaced how
objects that would be the richer by our innuence
completeness The question, Am 1 my prother
keeperr have but one answer Each OF as bound
to let the light 20 shine a. To gory the God that MADE
him in good other bodies and souls 80 to use time that
sha have nothing in dying to regret to secure beyond
peradventure that for which life was aven 10 round our
being into perfect and uniform characcrwhat else can
be grsndf Of these ends Indispensable to
present happiness 20 peace In the contemplation Oh the
future aud TO glory hereafter BY the necessity OF nd
vduaI salvation for rpenine our souls gsces
1T for by the Church Of Christ waiting In all her
departments for cooperation by sins yet forsaken
snd victories not yet gained by unfualied st
resting upon conscience. by intentions that have not ss
yet reached beyond Intentions" Whatsoever thy hand
hndeth to do, do with thy might
CAPABILITIES CALL FOR VIGOROUS WORK.
Second Because Of our capabilities What divine
combination there is In every human mind We ma
ourselves searching the lower orders OF creation
for such signs of intelligence as justify US In att
uting 10 them degree Of eapabity for thought The
very search shows the incscuable difference between the
highest Of the animal species and the lowest OF the human
superiority. Thought power that the heavens
above depths beneath holding all the past
In It's grip Judgment occupying i prophetic throne and
devsng for distant coming days; Imagination revealing
In pictures that for the present real In their ELECTS
solscing IN griess and cheering In diversesi :
conscience quick and keen the eimeter blade to d.
vide between and the false the right and the
wrong will power assuming and maintaining It's mastery
over all creation tanning immense bruteforce do It's
bidding; each Of us bears Gods stamp and that stamp
to be interpreted revelation Variety in constitution
means variety In purpose We measure our expects-
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or that end II meets that measure II is success IL
IT comes short It s failure So we ought TO Judge men
THB CONSEQUENCES OF INDUSTRY AND NEGLEC1
Third. because Of the consequences that wait on our
doing doing The here stated is that There
Is work Device knowledge. wisdom In the
whittier thou goest" That think is the uniform
teaching OF Gods Word. The hope OF extended pro-
baton and of renewed opportunity has little warrant In
the Scriptures whatever the genial hope of named
wider charity. Yet this is not the consequences which
strongly impresses 1t il Of the Limitation which
neglect imposes upon the spiritual forces You remember
In the Of the who had not employed his one talent
the talent taken away that the capacity ceased
He still lived moral and spiritual nsens
blty, lived to conscience and heart as are physical
powers in cstaepsy. That is simply according nat
ural law Employment gives the capacity for enlarged
employment The man gathers enthusiasm with the eN-
pendture Of his energy success encourages VIII becomes
engagedwi that mighty driving OF all the other
And in like Incidence increases the dis
position to be indolent There is economy Of expend
iture in doing what we do with all our might
There is intense solcmnlty In the thought that to
Of the moral ncinatons and the spiritual nlu
are not strong they once were 1he
gins prophetic aspect Lost capacity there
is nothing else dreadfudeath I'm e that does
disturb by its nsensblity privileges that no
inspire opportunities that do not invite settling
down TO ruin that longer perceves that the gate
OF the hinges the fences broken down. the building tot
terng and calamity at hand Such contrast at once
commends the wisdom OF the text whatsoever thy hama
fndeth TO do do It with thy might" Make your zeal
good and glory to God assistant in your own
salvation Let the tide OF moral and spiritual energy
your soul along Into the Kingdom " with all
your might" is the only resort of II
saved This is heroic treatment" said phy-
sican, but 1t is desperate case" When easygoing
be gotten out OF Sodom the only sufficient cry
was, Escape for life"