The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31
ABOVE ALL NAMES.
Dr.. Taimags on the Manifold
Beauties OF tho Name Jesus.
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he was . passenger stopped at Queens.
town and the distinguished divine took
advantage Of the opportunity tai prcach.
His subject wAs What L. In . names'
n his text. Philippians IL, .; "A name
which IL above every name" The cni-
nent preacher said:
while ! wait for the steamer to resume
her voyage ~ America, I peach to you
from this text, which Was one ~ paui's
rapturous and enthusiastic descriptions
Of the name Of Jesus. lby common
provcrb we have come to believe ,hA,
thcre IL nothing In q name. and 81 par
cnts sometimes present their children
for baptism regardless III the title given
them. and not thinking that that paftic-
ulAr title will be- either . hindrance or .
help. Strang. mistake. You have no
right To give Ia your child = name tina,
u lacking either In euphony or IN moral
meaning. IL IL . sin for you to call your
child Jehoiakim or Tirlath. Ialeser. Re-
cause you yourself may have an cxasp~r-
aunR name IL no reason why you
should give II Ia those who come
after you. hut how often W. have seen
some name. nllcd with jarRon. rafting
down from generation To generation.
simply because some n . long while
ago happened Ia hc afflicted with Il. In.
stitutions and enterprises have ONE
times with sufficient, deiihrrstion taken
their nomenclature. Mighty dsstimics
have been decided by the Significance 81
q name. There sre men who all their
life long toll and tussle To get over the
influence of some unfortunate name.
While We may. through right behavior
and Christian demeanor. ou,live the fact
that we were baptized by the name Of .
despot. or nm inndel. or . cheat. how
much better IL would have been II We oil
could have started life without any such
incumbrancc. When ! Ind the apostle.
In my text and In other parts of his
writing. breaking out In Inscriptions Of
admiration la regard to the name of
Jesus. ] want Ia inquire VIA, are some
Of the characteristics Of tina, ~appcllauon?
And a., that the saviour Himself. while
speak. might fiji me with His wi
presence. for We never can tell Ia others
that which We have not ourselves felt.
First, this name VI Jesus IL an easy
name. Sometime. w ARE introduced Ia
people whose ham. IL ~ long and un.
pronounceab!e that We have sharply to
listen and tai hear the name given a. us
two or three times before We venture ~
speak 1t. But within the first two years
, the little child clasps Its hands aud
up and says Jesus" Can IL h..
kmong all the families represented herr
to-day. t,crs II enc household wherc the
little n speaks ~ father" and ''moth-
er." and brother" aad SISTER" and
not OF the name which Il above every
name" sometimes wc forget the titles
of our very best friends, and W. have Ia
pause, and think before we can recall the
name. hut can you imagine any freak
OF intellect In which you could forget
the saviour designation? That word
Jesus seems Ia 1T the tongue in every
dialect When the voice In old age gcta
feeble and temulous and indistincI stili
the r'asl word has potent uttsrsncc.
Jesus. ! love Thy ehasm,ns name.
It's music to my ear.
fain would ] sound 10 forth 90 loud
That Heaven and earth might hear.
still further. I remark II IL . beautiful
name. Yon have noticed that Il IL i'm.
po~ible " dissuriate Q name from the
peron who has tho name. No there are
names that Ar~ Ia me repulsiv--Ido not
want Ia hear them 1T sll--while tho~.
very names arr attractive Ia you. Why
the difference? II II bscaus~ ! happen
20 know pcr~ons BY these names who
are cross. and sour. md snappish. and
queer. while the persons you used Ia
know by those names were pleasant and
attractive. Ne wc cannot d~isSuria;e q
name from the person Who holds the
name. hat consideration makes Christ's
name 10 unspeakAbly beautiful. No
soones y II pronounced Ia your presence
that yuAu ttd nh oe ~Ihcthiehsm and t;eth.
ssmAse, md coleo,ha. and sou sss, thu
loving 10. and hear the trpdcs voice.
and feel Ne aeetle touch. Suu sse J.-
aus the one who, though b~snqueting
with heavenly hisrArchs, came down IA
breakfast on the Ash that rough men
had tnst hauled out ~ Cen~saar~.: .Ie-
sus, the one Who. though the clouds err
the dust OF His feet. walked footsore on
che rosd IA EmmsuS
Juss ~ seu - thss name IL pro-
ounces In ycur prcseuce you think %
how the shining one gave back the cen
tar,"n's daughter, and how ne helped
the blind man " the sunlight and how
lie made the cripple's crutehe. useless,
and hon ~. looked down into the bat~'s
laughing eyes. and. ss the little one
struggled a. 90 10 Him. fang og, Ills
arms sfSe md IL and impsrssd . loving
kiss % " bro~,snd I'D: M sueh IL
the Hiar6on u .uessm.- B<s1ufsi
name-Jesss' u stands Tar love. Zoe %.
n for kindness. Tor ~sostssrNnce. sor
sels'saerincc. for mAgnanpl,y. II IL
aromatic ~ith all odors and sccordan.
with all hsrmonies- hogsctum~s s~e
tina, name. and the letters ssern ,o no
made oat Of tesr~. and then again they
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t9y I'm o. = shDlsh ssisssd oct
80 nS sovA>rs Gle hy. and thes
sAthutssta1n out q ~ shscns. 90
wheh His people shall r~iep. souss-
times soand that ~ort "ye~r~" SD
. conins shrossk the too syllable.
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