Telegram-herald., 1889-07-29
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u cat place - s-Ig Lni lns lnlslc comes
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rHz $3.50 OF PAUL AND sIIAS
I. is ths song of Paul and Siia4 They can
net sleep They have been whipped, very
baby shippeA Iu3 long gashes on their
bac1s are bls.eiing YET They he dat on It's
cod ground, lAer ioet fAsr in wooden s0cA
els, aud of courss they cannot sieep But
they can sing. JaLer, what are YOU doing
with thess psoplsi Way have they been put
Ia herel Oh, they have been trying 70 Iaazs
the world better Is that al.i That is all
A p.t for Joseph a lions cave for Daniel
A blazing furnace Tor Shadrsch. Clubs for
John Wesley An anathema FOR Philip Ne
lancthon. 4 dungeon for Paul and Silas
Bat while We ars standing IN the gloom OF
the Phiippian dungeon, and Ne hear the
mlngllng voices of sob and groan and bias
phemy and hailelujah, suddenly an earth
quakel The iron bars OF the prison twist.
the pillars crac1 oI, the solid masonry begins
10 heave and Gl the doors swing open. The
lailcr, feeling himself responsible for
these prisoners. and believing, IN bis pagan
ignorance, suicide 70 Do honorabe-since
Brutus killed himself. and Cato ldliod hini+
Eelf. and Cassius killed himsen-puts his
sword To his own heart, proposing with one
strong, keen thrust 70 put an end 10 his eX-
element and agitation. But Faul cries outs
stop. stop Do thyself 40 harm We are
all here" Then l SEQ tho jailer running
through tho dust and amid the ruin u that
prison, and l SEQ him throwing himself down
al the feet Of these prisoners, crying out:
What shall doi " hat shall dos" Did
Paul answer: Get out OF this place before
there Is another earthquake; put handouts
and hopples on these other prisoners, lest
they CT awayp No word Of that kind
His compact, thrilling, tremendous an
swer, answer memorable all through
earth and heaven, was: Believe on the
Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved.
Well, we have all read Of the earthquake 10
Lisbon, in Lima, in Aleppo and in Caracas.
but We live IN a latitude where severe vol
cauic disturbances are rare. And yet we
have seen Gity earthquakes. Here is a man
who has bean building up a large fortune.
His bid on the money market was felt in oil
the cities. Ee thinks be has got beyond all
annoying rivslries in trade and be says 10
hlmself: NOW | am free and safe from al
possible perturbation" But in 1897 or IN
1891 or In 1919 a national panic strikes tie
foundations OF the commercial world, ana
crasiIi goes oil that magnificent business es-
tabllshmcnt. Here Is a man who has built
up a very beautiful home His daughters
have just come from the seminary with
diplomas Of graduation. His sons have
started in life, honest, temperate and
pure. When the evening lights are
struck. there is a happy and unbroken family
circle. But there has been an accident down
at Long Branch. The young man ventuTed
too far out in the surf. The telegraph hurled
tho terror up to tho city. An earthquake
struck under the foundations Of that beauti-
ful home. The piano closed, the curtains
dropped the laughter hushed- Crash 20 all
those domestic hopes aud prospects aud ex-
pectations. So. Iay friends, we have all FELT
tho shaking down VI some great trouble, and
there was a time when we were rs much eS-
cited as this man Of the text, and we cried
out, as be did, w hat shall dos What shall
dor The same reply that the apostle made
70 him IS appropriate 10 US; "Beheve on the
Lord Jesus Christ, aud thou shalt be saved.
There are some documents o. 50 litti9 i'm
Vo-tancs that you 10 not care - put any
more than your last name under them, q
even Jour initials, but there are some docu-
raents OF SO great Importance that you write
out your fuu name. 50 the Saviour in somo
parts Of the Blh.o is caIed Lord, and il
other parts OF the Bible he is called Jesus
and ia other parts Of the Bible he il called
"Ckrist;" but that there NIGH. be 10 mis-
take about this passage. all t4roe names come
together-' Tie Lord Jesus Christ"
y0U CAS- TRUST LIN
Nov, who is TINS Being that you want me
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