New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-05

D4ton an influential Fame In the political
world, Wellingt on a mighty name in all the
military world; but tell me any name in all
the earth 50 potent toaawe and lift, and
thrill. and rouse, and aaitate, and bless, as
this name of Jesus That one word un--
horsed Saul, and flung Newton on his face
on ships deck, and to-day holds 400, 900, 900
OF the race with om1ipotent SPELL That
in England to-day means more than
Victoria; IN Germany, means more than En-
peror William: in France, means more than
Carnot; IN Italy, means more than Humbert
OF the present or Garibaldi of the past. /
have seen man bound hand and foot in
SIN, satan his hard task master, in o bond
age from which no hannah power could de-
liver him, and yet at, the pronunciation of
THAI one word he daahed down his chains
and N marched out forever free have seen q
man overwhelmed with disaster, the last
hope fed. the last. light gone out; that
name pronounced in his hearing the
sea dropped, the clouds scattered and a
sunburst OF eternal gladness poured into
his soul. l have seen man hardened in IN
fidelity, defiant of, God, full of scof and
Jeer, Jocose OF the Judgment, reckless of an
Intending eternity s.at the mere pronunciation
OF tn at name blaneh, and cover, and quake
and pray, and So and groan, and believe,
and rejoice. 0, it is a mighty namel At its
utterance the last. wall of sin will fall. thesast
temple OF superstition crumbe, the last Jug
gernaut OF crueltT crash to pieces. That
name Will first make all the earth treable,
and then it will make the nations sing. 1t is
70 pc the pass word at every gate of honor,
the insignia of en- every flag, the battle shout
in every CONTEST ali the millions Of the
earth are to knoRi 1T. The red horse OF car
mage seen in apacalyptic vision, and the black
morse OF death. are to fall back on their
launches, and the white horse Of victosy will
go forth. maNlted by him who hath the moon
under his teat, and the stars of heavea for his
fI.ax
TINS seems to, be enlarging. Spain has had to
give up mgaalh OF its dominion. Austria has
been wonderfully depleted in powerx France
mad TO Surrender some Of her favCRfte prov
lnees Apst of the thrones of the world are
being lowered, and moet of the seepters of
the the world are being shortened; but every
Bloie pFltlited, every tract distributed, every
SundaNsehool class taught, every school
foundsdb every church established, is extend
ing the power OF Christ's name. That name
mas ssready been spoken under the Chinese
wall and IN Siberian snow castle. in Brazil
ian grove and in eastern pagoda. Tint
naHee Is to swallow up all other names
That crown is to cover up ala other crowns
IEat empire is to absorb ala other DONNA,
taGns.
All crimes shall cease, aaa ancient frauds
Returning justice lift aleft her scale;
Peace DER the world her. olive wand extend,
And white robed Innocence from heaven de-
scend
Still further; it is sn enduring name. Tou
Chamber over the fsnca in the graveyard: and
pull aside the weeds, and you see the faded
inscription on the tombstone. That waa
the name OF m an who once ruled all that
town. The mightiest names OF the world
have either persisted or are perishipg. Gregory
VI: Sancho Of Spain, Conrad l. of Germany,
Richard [. Of England, Louis XVI. OF
France, Ca.harine OF Russia--mighty names
once, that made the world trsaable; but now,
none SO poor as to do them reverence and
to the great mass Of the people they mean
absolutely nothing; they never heard of
them. But the nature Of Christ is to endure
forever. 1t will be perpetuated in art, for
there will be other Bellinis to depict the
Madonna; there viii be other Ghirlandos
to represent Christs baptism; there will
be other Bronzinos to show us Christ visit
ing the spirits in prison; other Giottos to
apnaN our sight with the crucifxion. The
home will be preserved in song. for there
| will be othor Alexander Popes to write tho
Messiah other DR.. Youngs to portray his
| triumph, other Cowpers to sing his love. 1t
vii! be preserved in costly and magnificent
architecture. for Professionalism as well as
Catholicism IL yet to have it's ST. Marks and
| It's 81. Peters. That name will be preserved
| in the literature of the world, for already
| y IS embalmed in the best books, and
there will he other DR.. Parleys to write the
Evidences of Christianity" and other Rich
ard Bakers to describe the Saviour s coming
! to judgment. But above oil, and more than
I all, that name will be eabalmed in the mem
Org OF all the good of earth and all the great
ones OF heaven. Will the delivered bondman
ofearth ever forget who freed him? Will me
blind man of earth forget who gave him sight?
| Will the outcast of earth forget who brought
him home? No! Mol
70 destroy the memory of that name OF
Christ. you would have to burn up all the
Bibles and all the churches on earth and
then IN spirit OF universal arson go through
the gate OF heaven and put a torch to the
! temples and the towers and the palaces, and
after all that city was wrapped in awful con.
fagration, and the citizens came out and
gazed on the ruin-even then, they would
hear that name in the thunder offallinp tower
and the crash of crumbling wall, and see It in
wrought in the flying banners of flame, and
the redeemed of the Lord on high would be
happy yet and cry out: "Let the palaces
and the temples burn, we have Jesus left!,
Blessed be His glorious name for ever and
ever. The name that is above every name. y
Have you ever made up your mind by what
name you Will call Christ when you meet him
in heaven? You know he has many names.
VIII you call him Jesus, or the Amounted One,
or the Messiah, or will you take some of the
hbiucS Ou edTbn you learned
from your Bible?
Wandering some day in the garden of God
on high, the place a-bloom with eternal
sprng-tide, infinite luxuriance OF rose, and
lily and amaranth. you look up into his
face and say: My Lord, thou art the rose
OF Sharon and the lily of the valley"
Some day, as soul comes up from earth
tn take it's place in the armament, and shine
as a star for ever and ever and the Ulster of
useful life shall beam forth tremulous and
beautiful, you may look up into the face Of
Christ and say; My Lord, thou art a
brighter star-the m orning star-a star Tor
ever"
Wandering some day amid the fountains
ollie that toss in the unlight and fall in
crash Of peal and amethyst in golden and
crystalline urn, and you wander up the round
banked river to where it first tingles it's silver
on the rock, and out of the chalices OF love
you drink to hour and everlasting Joy, you
may look up into the face of Christ and say:
my Lord, thou art the fountain of living
water"
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