The Red Cloud chief., 1890-12-19

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let and christ Aimself spoke Of the fury
Ct The elementA The atmospheric
wrath broke upos us shout NJ o'clock
In tie sftesnooa asd ~ were until
night exposed % It. With hands and
Sset benambed. and our bodies chilled
% Tie booa. ~ made our slow way. AZ
the aight approached the tempest
and blackensd and strength.
eneA Some of our attendants going
ahead had gained permission for 10 70
halt for the night In the mud howell I
speak OF But the tempest ceased dur
Ing Tho aight and before it wss fully
day ne were feeling for the stirrups Of
our saddled horses. this being the day
whose long march will bring rs 70 that
city whose name ~ not Do pronounced
In the hearing Of tho intelligent or the
without making the blood to
and the nerves to thrill and put
ting the best emotions OF the soul into
During the day Ne passed Cesares
Philippi the northern terminus Of
Christ's journeyineA North Of that he
never won't We lunch ut noon. seated
On tho fallen columns OF one Of Herod's
pslaceA
At four o'clock In the Afternoon, com.
Ing TO . hilltop. we ssw ON tho broad
plain . city. which tho most famous
PANEL driver Of all timc. afterward
Dslled Mohsmmed. tho prophet and me
founder OF the most stupendous system
81 error that has over cursed the earth.
to enter because he said God
would not allow man TO enter but one
paradise and no would not enter this
earthly paradise lest no should 30 do
nied entrance TO the heavenly. Hut no
,ity that I ever saw % plays hide and
Deek with the traveller. The air 10 %
,lesr the distant objects eem close by.
You como on the top OF . hill aud Ds-
nascus seems only . little way Cd. But
Town you 60 into . valley and you 500
nothing for the next half hour but bar.
'enness and rocks regurg tated by the
Of other ages Up another
hill and down again. Up again and
Town again. But after your patience 10
almost exhausted you reach the last hill
and the city Of Damascus. the old
sst city under the whole heavens and
built BY Noah's grandson. grows upon
vour vision.
This 10 the very road. for IL has been
he only road for thousands OF yearA
he road from Jerusalem to Damascus.
Ilong which . cavalcade Of mounted Of
icers went and lS40 years ago. in the
midst Of them . fierce little man who
made up BY magnitude OF hatred for
,is diminutive stature. and ~ the
eading spirit and. though suffering
rom chronic Inflammation Of the eyeA
rom those eyes flashed more indiena-
ion against Christ's followers than Any
me Of the horsed procession. This lit
lie man. before his name was changed
Paul. Was called Saul. So many Of
he mightiest natures Of oil ages are
into smallness Of stature.
The Frenchman who WAS sometimes
allied by his troops 'Old One Hundred
was often because Of bis
personal presence styled
Little Nap" Lord Nelson. with in
stature to start With, and
me eye put out 1t Calvi, and his right
run taken OF at TeneriRe, proves him.
off ct Trafalgar the mightiest hero Of
he English navy. The greatest Of
american theologianA Archibald Alex.
.nder. could stand under tho elbow Of
many Of his contemporaries Look out
or little men when they start out for
omo especial mission Of good or evil
The thunderbolt Is only . condemnation
( electricity.
Well that gallopina group OF horse
nen on the road TO Damascus were
'alted quicker than bombshell q Cav.
Try charge Yer halted . regiment
ne Syrian MONDAY. because Of the
Of the atmosphere. 10 the bright
Ut Of Ill mondays and the MONDAY sun
q Syria 10 positively terrific for bril-
isncA But suddenly that noon there
from tho heavens . light which
made tho Syrian tame - .
tar in comparison. II was the face OF
be slain and ascended Christ looking
rom the beavenA and under the dash
4 that empowering light oil the horses
with their riderA Human face
nd hoesee' name together in the dust
Ind then two claps OF thunder followed
ltterine Two wordA the second vord
Ike the afst: saul! SAUL" Eoe three
Iays that fallen equestrian wss totally
'lind. for excessive light will some
lines extnguish the eyesight 1hsd
cad it Q hundred times. but it neveI q
Impressed me- before and probably viii
'eves % impress ne sgaia. - I took ny
bible from tho saddle bsgs and rod
loud 70 out comrades In travel: As ho
purneysa. he came near Damascus and
uddesly there shined round about him
light from Heaven and he fell 70 the
arth and heard . voice saying unto
In SAUL Saul! Why persecutest thoa
seY and - said: Who artThou, LordT
Nd IL Loed soid: i I'm Jesus whom
Aou pogoocutest's
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- Tor ~ shall go this unhossea
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