Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-07

I. or 10 years of age. o man, praise God
= you have In your memory the picture OF {
T. honest, sympathetic, kind, self sacrificing
IS Cbristlike mother. Oh, 1t takes these poop
il who have had trouble to comfort others
v trouble. Where did Paul get the ink wit
V which to write his comforting epistlt
I | Where did David get the ink TO write 81
) comforting Psalms! Where did John get th
s ink to write his comforting Revelation
They got II out OF their own tears. When
/ man has gone through the curriculum, an
has taken a course OF dungeons and imprison
, ments and shipwrecks, he is qualified for th
} work Of sympathy.
When began to preach, my sermons OF
the subject Of trouble were all poetic and II
semi-bknk verse; but God knocked thu
blank verse out Of me long ago, and l hays
found out that cannot comfort people ex
cept as myself have been troubled. GOD
make me the son Of consolation 10 the peo-
pie. would rather be the means of sooth-
Ing one perturbed spirit today, than TO play
reeling In the dance am an herb doctor.
put into the cadron the Root out Of dry
| ground without form or comeliness. Then
| put In the Rose OF Sharon and the Lily Of the
Valley. Then put into the caldron some
Of the leaves from the Tree Of Life, and the
Branch that was thrown into the wilderness
| Marah. Then pour in TIE tears Of Bethany
4
kindle under the caldron a fire made out Of
the wood OF the cross, and one drop Of that
potion will cure the worst sickness that ever
afflicted human soul. Mary and Martha
shall receive their Lazarus from the tomb.
The damsel shall rise. And on the darkness
shall break the morning, and God will wipe
all tears from their eyes.
You know on a well spread table the food
becomes more delicate at the last. / have fed
you to-day with the bread OF consolation.
Let the table now be cleared and let us set
on the chalice OF heaven. Let the Kings cup
bearers come In. Good morning, Heayenl
"Oh," says some critic In the audience, ssthe
Bible contradcts itself. 1t intimates again |
ard again and there are 10 be no tears IN |
heaven, and il there be no tears In heaven |
how Il 1t possible that God will wipe any |
away / answer, have you never seen |
\ child crying one moment and laughing the /
next; and while she was laughing, you saw
the tears still on her facey And perhaps
you stopped her In the very midst of her re-
sumed glee, and wiped OF those DELAYED
tears. So think, after the heavenly rapt-
lres have come upon us, there may be the
mark OF some earthly grief, and while those
ears are glittering In the light Of the jasper
'ea, God VIII wipe them away. How well he
an do that.
Jesus had enough trial to make him svm-
'athetic with all trial. The shortest verse
q the bible tells the story: Jesus wcpt"
The scar on the back Of either hand the
ear on the arch OF either foot, the row OF
cars along the line Of the hair, will keep
u heaven thinking. Oh, that great weeper |
just the one 10 silence all earthly trouble, Z
'ipe out all stains Of earthly grief. Gentle
' ny, his step il softer than the step '
the dead. IL willnot be tyrant bidding 4
on TO hush up your crying. II will be a '
ather who will take you on his left arm, his !
zee cleaning into yours. while with the i
UT tips Of the fingers Of the right hand.
shall wipe away all tears from your A
'es. have noticed when the children get !,
lrt' ana their mother is away from home, N
ey always come TO me for comfort and a,
mpathy; but | have noticed that when Il
{ children get hurt and their mother is at n
me, they go right past me and to her: / H
q Of no account. ~
80 when the soul comes up into heaven ont II
ihe wounds OF this life, 1t viii not stop TO -
N lot raul, or Moses, or David or John, 81
lese dld very well once, but now the soul ~
~ rush past, crying: "Where is JesusY -
mere i Jesus| Dear Lord, what a mag
lcent thlhg 10 dle II thou shalt thus wipe
ny our tears. Methink II will take some
le TO get used TO heaven; the fruits of God To
lhout one speck; the fresh pastures without
E nettle; the orchestra without a snapped
ing the river OF gladness without one TO
n bank the solferinos and the saffron of m,
rise ana sunset swallowed up In the eternal So
lhat Deans from Gods countenance! be
y should wish TO linger in the wild. Inc
chiId5 arr waiting Father, To receive thy eei
I'll, II we could get any appreciation Of tw
AZ God has In reserve for lls. 4, VrouId "a,
&c US so homesick we would be unfit for Der
every DAY work. Professor Leonard. ter
merry OF Iowa University, put In INV to
ds meteOric stone, stone throyvn ~ thf
n some other world TO this. How sugges. cel
II was to me. And j have 10 ten Won S27
Dest representations we have Of beaven Az
only aerolites flung of from that xvorld Tor
en- rolls on, bearing the multitudes OF the
emed. We analyze these aerolites. and
them crystallizations Of tears. No won
lung on from heaven. ''God shall wipe Tw
all tears from their eyes" ~ ~"
ave you any appreciation Of the good and n
lous times your friends are having I'm NJ.
'enl How different II Is when tbey Got iei
! there OF a Christians death from what ~,
mere. IL Is the difference between EN- S |Ha
auon and coming into port. Everything ~ ~
! upon which side Of the river Won w., W.,
/. = men i. you near OF Christians death. the
GU stand on this side OF the river va,, tue sne
RI that they go. II you stand on The ~ guf II
sue OF the river you rejoice that thew a.
!. on, the dinerence between funeral 49, ~
lrtn and jubilee in heayen-between s ssse
eh mere and triumphal march there e ~.
y neIe ana reunion there. Togetherf hi,,,,
you thought OF IL? They are together MN
me OF your departed friends In one land sunni
mother In another land; but Together
lerent rooms of the same house-the
OF many mansions. Togetheri
ever appreciated that thought so much Pens
zen we laid away In her last slumber nv
sarah. Standing there in the yillaas 10
ler. there ~ n,ounu ana said: There ing il
!, tnere y grandmother. there are whole rn;ss;
OF kindred;' and thought TO myseIS rated
sther IN the graye-together In glorv ;; fion
20 impressed with the tbouyht that "a LEI.
INK II is any fanaticism when some one him /,
y from this world to the next IN Won A In,
them the bearer Of dispatches 10 von- once
: VINO are gone, saying: "tiive INV love every
parents, give my love to nv children tha-s
y ioNe 70 my old comrades who are in The 70
ana teil them am trying to fight the stone,
/ OF faith, and Twin join them after none,
leNe the message will be delivered. and IN tha
se !, !. VIII Increase the gladness of those
M =. yeiore the throne. Together are
~ lneir tears gone. No trouble getting
oclety for them. All kings. oneens
ana princesses. In 175I there was . New
req IN the English parliament nro-
y cnange the almanac so that the Is, Mrs
IN a should come Immediately after fhe was fo
FEBRUARY. But, oh, what a glorions street