Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

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exts1ae4l seos e na.i. oaAS cf sword
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tas orssn FiPss peal cat k8zas great hzs-
mQnys t1sFe cones coca<seL.z.lly ths souna
~ tie trenuiAate. 3sSsi-nE ttrouxh tAe
eSiences, a4alEg exQalsiteAsss - tks per-
forf2sEoes, ~ and the stapeE6sas -.
cl4.m q the heavenls ~orskipers shall
cone tremQloUs seuael ~ nralaes II pssl en-
curaDee. sodiag q sweetness and giory %
tae trfumphal STRAIN. 30 ths gIorIned
mother VIII slng OF the cradle that death
robbed, ana tee ent1roaea splFlE from the
aiustoase VIII sing Cf lifetime 0f want
God nay wipe away All teSTs, bat nos the
memory q the gr.ef that started tcegai
TEE HAEFs or THE BLEsr
Further. il viii b al accompanied sons.
6ome have = great prejudice against ma
sieal instruments, and even among tLoss
who like them there j. an idea that they
are unsuthoriEei love TIE cyuptzls. for
Israel clapped them Ia triumph SE the he'd
Sez love tie harp. for David struck il
il praisiug The Lord ! love the trumpet,
for We ere told that II shall wake the dead.
l love all stringed instruments and organs,
for God demands that We shall praise him
on stringed instruments and organs. There
IS in such music much Ia suggest the high
er worship for / read that " hcn he had
taken the book the four-and-twenty elders
fell down before the lamb, having every
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voice OF the harpers hs,ping with their
h&rps," and Il saw them that bad gotten
the victory from the bo6st standing on the
sea Of glass, having the harps Of God. -
Yes, the song IS 10 be accompanied. Hou
say that all this is flgurative. Then ] say
prove it, / do not knOv how mach Of il Is
literal and how much Of IL Is fguTative.
Who can say bat that from some OF the
precious woods Of earth and heaven there
may rot be made instruments Of celestial
eccord' in that worship David may take
the harp, and Habakkuk the shigionoth:
ard when the great multiJudes shall. toll
lowing their own inciinEtions, take up in
strumcnts sweeser than Mozart ever finger
ed, or Schumann ever dreamed Of, or Bee
thoven ever wrote tor, let all heaven make
ready for the burst of stupeRdous min
strelsy and The roll Of the eternal orchestral
AN ASTIcIPATIvE soyS
Further, it viii be an enticinative song.
Why, my friends, heaven has hardly begun
/ yet If you had taken the opening piece
/ of music today for the whole service you
would not have made so great mistake
as TO suppose that heaven is fully inaugu-
rated. Festal choruses on earth last only
short while The famous musical convo-
/ cation at Dusseldorf ended with the fourth
day. Our holidays last only eight or ten
days; but heaven, although singing for SO
many years, has only just begun "the new
+ song" Ii the glorifled inhabitants recount
I past deliverances they viii also enkindle at
/ glories TO come. If at 8 O'Clock, when the
church opened, you had taken the few peo-
! pie who were scattered through IL as the
main audience, you would not have made
so great mistake as il you supposed that
the present population Of heaven are 70 be
its chief citizenship. Although millions
are already there, the inhabitants are only
handful compared with the future popu-
lations. All China Is yet to be saved All
India is yet TO be saved All BorDeo is yet
to be saved. All Switzerland is yet 10 be
saved All Italy is yet TO be saved. All
Spain is vet to be saved All Russia is yet
All England is yet 10 be saved. All Amer
ica is vet TO be saved. All the world is yet
to be saved. After that there may be other
worlds TO conquer do not know but that
every star that glitters in our nights is an
inhabited world. and that from all those
spheres mighty host are TO march into
our heaven. There will be no gate TO keep
them out We do not want 10 keep them
out. We will not want to keep them out.
God will not want 10 keep them out.
have sometimes thought that all the
millions of earth that go into glory are but
a very small colony compared with the ip-
hux from the whole universe. God could
build heaven large enough not only for
the universe but for 10000 universes. / DC
not know Just how it will oe, but this
know-that heaven is TO be constantly
augmented, and that the song of glory is
rising higher and higher and the proces
sion is Deing multiplied. II heaven sang
when Abel went up-the first soul that
ever left earth for glory-how must it sing
now when souls go up in focbs from all
Christendom, hour by hour and moment
by moments
THERE IL RE no PARTING THERE.
Our happy gatherings on earth are chill
Ell Df ltt- buIA&SlJ tAifij cObl we H40ot
arate Thanksgiving and Christmas days
come. and tho rail trains flying thither are
crowded Glad reunions take place. We
have time of great enjoyment. But soon
it is "Good-byi in the hall, "Good-by' AT
the door, "Good-by" on the street, Good
by" at the rail train, -Good-by" at the
steamboat wharf We meet in church. II
is good 10 30 here But soon the dOxology
will be sung, the benediction pronounced
and the audience will be gone But there
are no separations, no good -bys IN heaven
At the door Of the house Of many mansions
no good BIS. At the peariT gate no good
|. byy The song will be more pleasant be
cause VIC are always 10 sing IL. Mghtiei
sorr as our other friends comein. nighties
song as other gsrisnds are SCI on the brow
Of Jesus. Mightier song - Christ s slories
unfold
IL the frSt day VIC enter heaven We sing
well the next day we sing better. Song
anticipative % more light. OF more love
/ Of more triumphs. Always something new
to hear. sonnet thiue new % see. Many good
/ peopls suppose that We shall see beaver
the first day we get there. No You can
not see LsordOa ia two weeks. You cannot
Sc Rome in six weeks You cannot -
Venice in a month You canuct see ths
Grest city Of the New Jerusalem in day
80. i viii take ell eternity u see heaven
70 couut the towers, 20 examine the tro
phiss. % gaze upon the throne, 80 So th.
bisrarchs. Ares ca ages roll sna ye'
heaven j. new The streets new The ten
pie nsTi The JOY new Ths song nsw3
stsyed = wreck - Niagara Yale. hoping
Thoroughly - undsrstand it and srpre-
este e. Bat on fhe las: day 81 seemed
newer snd more incor3p prehenSi BE thar "a
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