The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-03-20
Or CIR EEDS. y
OF DIR. TALMAGE'S
SCOURSE.

Witt Talmsge. D. d.,
tie new Brooklyn taber-
tedicated 10 September.
q discourse was Ere
-" aud he took for his
u "Loose him, and lot
almage said:
tho place Of this text,
p,h the lead pencil mark
Der at Bethany on the
so Of Mary and Martha
% dismounted from our
y up from Jordan to the
jRy was the summer
Jssus. After spend
10 hot city Of Jerusalem
ut there almost every
buse of his three friends
;ants OF the house were
father and mother were
But the son and two
!: have inherited property
ke been, judging from
she foundations and the
} 9, an opulent home. Laza-
/. was now the head aof
4 his sisters depended
Sroud Of him, for he
nend everybody liked
were splendid girls.
5e housekeepes, and
e somewhat dreamy
as good a girl AZ
Iall Palestine. But
4 sick. The sisters,
AAa. ). leather gone ana
Iecl very nervous lest
other also. Disease did
1 How the girls hung
Not muck sleep about
leep at all. From the
pthcr wise developed, 1
Bha prepared the mcdi,
Etempting dishes Of food
setite of the sufferer, but
"a sobbed. WorAe and
arus, until the doctor
\ne can do no more. The
up from that household
eath had been drawn
crs were being led by
% the adjoining room,
Tau imagine who have
arts broken. But why
itiou hadt aiken place.
the breathless body dis
rapidly than in ours. If,
i ter decease, that body
ned into life, unbeliev-
said that he was emily in
;, or in a sort Of trance,
yorous manipulation or
|ulant vitality had been
-Four days dead. At
sepulchre is a crowd Of
three must memorable
was the family friend,
rcft sisters. We went
.bnal tomb in December,
Fdown and dark, and with
lored it. We found it
fternoon Of our visit, but
of in the Bible there was
ted multitude. wonder
DO. He orders the door
moved, and then he be-
4 the steps, Mary and
fter them. Deeper down
VS. and deeper! The hot
roll over his checks and
e backs of his hands. Were
sorrows compressed into
e as in that group pressing
Christ, all the time be-
ne had not como before?
hispering and all the cry
sounds Of shutlling feet
It is the silence OF eX-
ath had conquered, but
Usher of death confronted
mid the awful hush Of tho
liar name which Christ
upon his lips in the hos
D. village home came back
and with q pathos and an
# which the resurrection
shall be only an eche, he
lrus! come forth ~ The
lmDerer open and with
he begins to ascend for the
he tomb are yet on him
e fast and his hands are
npedimcuts to all his move
.reat that Jesus commands
'e cerements; remove thi &c
nfasten . these grave clothes
let him go!" Oh, I am
ter the Lord raiaed LazS.
on and commanded the
10 cords that bound his
'e could walk, and the
the cerement that bound
hat he could stretch out
lutation, and the tearing
e from around his jaws &c
epealo. What would re-
have been to Lazarus If he
freed from all those Grip,
ia body3 / am glad tha'
nded his complete emanci
:: "Loose him, and lei
mate thing now Is that 81
ms are only half liberated
en- raised from the deatl
sin into spiritual life, bu
the grave clothes on them
Lazarus, hobbling up tn
omb, bound hand and foot
t of this sermon is to hell
y and free their soul, ant
obey the Masters commant
inc and comes to ever,
ligiou. "Loose him, and le
1T, many are bound han'
religious creeds. Let n
'pret me 40 antagoniSinj
We eight or ten of them;
'eligion, a creod about ar,
social life, a creed abou
|Rnd so on. A creed is somt
N An belinyoa whether II n