Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-05

REV. DR.. TALMAGE breaches ABOUT
GALiLEE.
yull Report Of the Brcoltlyn Divine's
Latest sermon i'm the Series DcScrip-
tive Of His Trip Through the Land
where JeSus Lived and Died.

sermons on MS lltiA me tour, OSSGrlN
ing his experiences On the lake whose
waters wore once Skilled at the command
Of Christ The sermon. which wac de
livered in the BROOKLYN Acndc any Of Music
in the morning md a.. usual repeated be
fore an enormous audience at the Chris
tan Herald service in New York in the
evening, was from the text: "Ho entered
into a snip, and sat iii the sea; ana IL,
whole multitude was by the SEA on IT,,
land'-Alnri ~. l.
1t is Monday murnlnH in our Palestine
experiences, ar'l The shy is a blue Gal.i,c
above. AS IN the boat we sail the blue Gal!
Ice hpncSth II is thirteen miles long AND
six miles vide, but the Atmosphere j. ST.
clear ii seelia ~ ii ! could cast a stone
FROM beach e. beach The lake looks H~
though il had been let down on silver pal
lavs from the horvaus and were a section
q the sea OF glass tlst It. John doscrih'
IA part o. The celestial landscape. lal,
Galiiee is u depression Of siV hundred frtt
IN which tuc river Jordan ,yidcns and
tarries a lit,i~. for the river Jordan come.
in al its nor,h s.tc and departs from it,.
south s.cic; so this lake has It's cradle ana
its grave.
IT. white sa3iu cradle Is among the
SHOWS OF Mount lIerlnUn where the Jor
aan starts. aud its ,sspulchor is the Dead
sra into which the Jordan cmpties. lAAc
Como of Italy, Like Geneva Of 5witGcl-
land. Lake Lomold OF Scotland. Lake
Wlnhlps%auEee c4 America are iarSer' ou'
LAKE G@h'Nf Is the hrra~~s' u@nloAu U'hU
ever dropped from thc hnseT OF the clouds
and Whethei encan2peo On us pohhS a. we
we're Yesterday ana Worohlpn% at It's cry
tn AlttHS' or "<olnS INTO il" waves, VINO
q, rl.,v
lIA&e an oruhlaTN o"uA SOiciuh as INA D.
m or no" pattIhs ouV upon us sptEh
4. * surface III Ru"1' ~ = 7"ihSVhiHS 10
til" 's''cHt ana pray ABOUT ana sing a"on1
"hui tue lips W'eu "hlcH we no" oescrloe
u Can neitaf ti.h- hor pray nor sing
l4H LAKE JAs 4iANY NAMES.
As somosiGles beautiful child IN Il
-e.Eh ooThood has haIi dozen pet nam "a.
Hnd some III bic no'ghbo7s call her by one
name and others b. %hothor 50 this pe,
lake of the planet has profusion oi
Lanes. Ask the Arab as he goes by what
tbs sheet OF water Is and he will call IL
1a6ariyeh. A4sk Moses Of the Old 1esta-
l-e-4t, and he calls 1t sea OF Chlnnerttn.
Ask Matthew, ana he calls 1t sea of Ga..-
I"e Ask Luke, ana Ae calls It Sea OF ten
utsarc' ASK John, and he calls it ~ca 81
'1rerias. A-h Jocphus and LuSehlu~.
tuG they nave OGher names ready. l5U' I"
tle 10 appears q rIlid OF the Sky, "A star odd
ne hills, rhapsody ~ the m0uHtalns. tn'
haptishaI bow OF the world $ temple. 4
s'uue OF TN" great ho1 Many KINDS d.,
1-A are ioana ~ these water "rrry h.'' /
e.! tree upon lls bank. from those that gro"
in Inc tnrrld zone 10 those IN the fflEHr
from the pHlm to the cedar
Of tie t"o hundred and thirty war ahir@
Jn>cphus narerTred on these waters for
JoScphus Yves warrior IS well rs a hl--
toran-thero remains not one piece Of 81
hilt, or one patch OF a canvas, or oNo
splinter OF an oa". Hut return to Amer 'a
we never Will until we have md 1saii upon
this inland sea. Not FROM wharf, h"
rom beach coIcrtI with olach and white
pennies, We 20 ON poar'I q noAt Oh ABOUT tea
O. twelve tons, to be propelled partly 10y
s7ji and paTT!y 10y oar The mast lean
r. lar forward that 1t seems about to fhIl,
but we ind II W2s purpoSeIy so bult, anu
the rope through pulley manages to hoist
hud let down the sail. IL Is rough boat,
and As fer rs possible removed from a
Venetian %ond0Ia or sportsmau's yacht
With conncn saw and hammer add az
many OF you could make berter one
-Four barofooGod Arabs, instead Of sitiiNe
down TO their oaIS, stand, "a they AWAY
30 IN rowing, and pull away from shore.
Insist on helping. Tor There IL nothing more
cNhllarStinH TO me than roWin.; but | soo'
have enough Of the clumsy oars aud Tia,
awkward attcmpt AZ welding them WHii,
IL standing posture.
We put CIR ovcrcoGts and sLaWis on d
small deck IN the svsrn Of the boat th'
very kind Of a decl, where Christ lay on q
iaherEal's coat when OF OLD q tempest
bounced upon the fishing smack OF Tia,
nfrighted disciples. Ospreys and wiio
ducks and LinTishers fly overhead or dill
their wings into the Lake, MISLEADING ii fol
fragment of TALON sky. Can II be thai
those Bible stories about sudden storms or
this l2,ta are true Is il possible that :
sea OF saah seeming plat.dity OF tempe
could ever rise and rage at the heavens; 1t
docs not seem Is If this happy family o
clements could have ever had fading out
and the water strike at the clouds and tht
clouds strike at the water
Pull AWAY, oARshu;h.
Puii away, oarsmen, On our right hnnl
arc the not sulphur taihs, 80 hot they dlt
scaling, aud the wateis mast cool of ;
long WDht nai@re bGud or loot can endure
tAeIr temperature. Voicanoc5 have beel
boiling these waters Tor centuries. FOul
sprinHa roll tho1r resource INFO two great