The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-26

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 ress, but God ro1gnened that pztas so you ! have to take ho11 of Ills hand 1.-the [ wes.Asr had been mild you would hare { ioisered along the water courses, but ss { the first hgwtof t1e stSrn yca qEickened ! your pace Eeaxs1zzra sE6 wrapped ' around you the warn robe q szFiour's { rigtteoEsness "Whzt have do1ef's says tise rEzez ez.~sLeaf to tkse staxrsar. feFaat have l done that yoz beat ne ss hard with Fczr tzsift The farmer makes 10 answer, but { the rake takes or the straw, and the mill 1 blows the chsr tc the wind, and tds golden grain falls down as the foot cf tts wind ! mill After awhile, the straw. looking ! down from the asgw upon the go.aen grain ! ranked up on sf-ke- side fhe floor, un6er- ss2Ses why the fsxzrer beat the wheat { sreAf with tks fiasi- as sNs M t Who are those hefere she tkronei The answer c4ze. These arg they wto. oEs { of great tribalatson- had their robes ! wsshsd and made " Eite Tn the blood of the L2nso. Would tc God that we could under stand that cur trials are the ve-y beg. Y thing Scr us Ifwe had an appreciation of thai rxzsa, then we should kHow whv i. | was that John Soyrs- the martyr. h the very rzids. of the fame, reached down and picked up one Of the t2go1s that was cen sauing him, and kissed st, and said:
 z Blessed be God for the time when was
 born for this perferneutH They who
 suffer with Him or earth shall be gsorinsd with Him tn Heavsa Be content then,
 with sach things as yon have.
 Aaosaaer consideration leading 1s 10 the
 spirit of the text is the assurance that the
 Lord VII provide somehow. VIII He who
 holds the water in the hollow of His hand
 allow Ills children to die of thirs.t VIII He who owns the cattle on a thousand bsEis and all the earfh1s luxuriance of grain and fruit allow His children to starvei Go
 oEt to- -Eserrew noTning at five o'clock into
 the woods and hear tize birds chant They have had 10 breakfast, they know not
 where they will dine, they have no idea where they wili sup; but hear the birds chant st five o'clock in the morning. Be-
 he'd the fowls Of the air; for they SOW not,
 reftAer ao they reap. rcr gather into barns,
 yet your Heavenly F&thsr feedetk them Are you not much better than iheyi' Seven thousand people. in Chriss's tfrns, went into the desert They were the mos, fuproridens people ever heard of They
 deserved ts si2r<e. They might have taken food enough to Last them until they
 gci back Nothing did they take 4 Isd. ] who had more wit than, al of them put tcgstls-. asked his mother th4. morning
 fcr some IoaseS of bread and some fshsA
 They were put into his sachel Re went out iato the desert From this provision
 the seven thou. and wprsfed and the zaore they ate the larger the leaves grew, until
 the provl=i0n that the boy brought n one szehei was multiplied so he could nos have
 carried ths fragments home ln six sachels-
 90" yoz say, "tiznes have c5anged- and the day of miracles has gnne." l reply that what God dd then by miracle, H. l coes now la some ether way, and by natural laws ~T have been young said David, ssbut TOW am old yes have
 never seen .he righiao1s fors4ken, nsr his seed begging bread Il is kigh time
 tast you people who are fresting about
 worldly circurstAness, and who are fess-
 ing you are coming to want an1srstool
 that the cxst cf rre ssernz, God a ia- voivee in ths fact tdat yo2 are to have
 enough 70 eat and to wezt. n
 Agains l remark that the religion of
 Jesus Cnrist is tae grAadest influence to
 make s man ccntsEted. inceunity against
 sll financial and spiritual harEui IL cz.rnz
 the spirit, dw wln1lss the earth into insig-