Telegram-herald., 1889-07-15


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friend don't you think We hal better lie
catching the pitch II Ele everlasting song,
the song ~ Nistory when we shall De moIs
than s<slau-rorsi Had not bettcr begin
tie rehearsal % earthi They shall hunger
no more neither thlrss any more, neither
slsan the sun hight CA them, nor any heat
For the Lamb which - Ia the midst Of The
throne shall feed thaIn, and shall lead them 10
livin,. fountains oi water. and God sha1
wipe away all tears from their eyes"
Cir of eternity, 10 thy bsldai halls
frou TINS prism would fee;
All, gloryi that's fer you and nle.
WE HAVE BnAwHY CERlsTIAsIrY.
My text brings up one step further. Ii
says 20 forth into the mount and fetch olive
branches, and pine branches, and myrtle
branches. and palm branches and branches
OF thick trees Now. you know very wes
that "a booth or arbor made OF slight branches
would not stand. The first blast OF the tenn
pest would prostrate il. So, then, the booth
or arbor must have four stout poles 10 bold
up tho arbor or booth, and hence for the
building Of tho arbor for this world
we must have stout branches 81
thick trees. And 30 il Is in the
cosI.al arbor. Blessed be- God that We
have a brawny Christianity, not one easily
upset The storms OF life VIII come'upon Us.
and we want strong doctrine, not only love,
but justice; not only invitation by warning
II is a mighty Gospel; it II an omnipotent
Gospsl These are the stout branches Of thick
trees. remcsnbcr what Mr. Finney said IN
school house in this state. The village was 50
bad it was called Sodom, and 1t was said u
have only one good man in all the village
and he was called Lot; and MIR. Finncy
preaching, described tho destruction Of
Sodlom, and the preacher declared that God
would rain destruction upon his hearers unless
they too ropented And the people ia the
school house sat and ground their teeth IN
anger and clinched their fists in Indignation
but before he was through with his sermon
they got down on their knees and cried for
mercy while mercy could DO found Oh. it Is
mighty Gospel; not only IN invitation, bat
a warming; an onnipotent truth, stout
branches OF thick trees Wen, my friends,
j have shown You here is the olive
branch of peace, hero is the pine branch
Of evergreen gospel consolation, here
the palm tree branch Of usefulness and
victory, and here are the stout branches Of
thick trees. The gospel arbor is done The
air is aromatic of heaven The leaves rustic
with the gladness OF God Come into the ar
Dor | went out at different times with a
fowler 10 the mountains TO catch pigeons
and we made our booth. and we sat in that
booth, and watched for the pigeons TO come.
And We found aocks in the sky, and after a
whEe they dropped into the net and we were
successful So l come now TO the door 81
this gospel booth and look out, SIC iiocks
of souls flying hither and flying thitber. Oh,
that they might come like clouds and as
doves 10 the window Couie into the booth
Come into the booth.