The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-07-10

back with complaccncy upon their
public confessions of Christ although |
they give no signs of renewal. Ifl
Satan can induce man to build on |
such a rotten foundation as that, he |
has accomplished his object. We
cannot imagine the abhC rrencc with
which God looks upon such Il pro
cCdurc. What would be the feelings
OF shepherd if he saw Il wolf III the
same fold with his tlOckS, however |
quiet he might seem to lie, or Il gen
Crnl If among his troops he saw one
wearing the appointed uniform who |
| nevertheless really belonged to the |
host! Thus must the heavenly shcp-
herd look upon those who, though |
they arc not His sheep, have climbed |
up some othcr way. and thus must |
the Lord of hosts look upon those |
who pretend to be soldiers of the
cross while they are His armed enc
mics
Lu1Lcrmnrr. Ouiw,,,1 ror,1+v
will hr mo- coyrr;uu Gnr tho bilInn in;
,u,itv Of tho sn;rit Mo ,,nrnnl nr
, Christ m,l;rs no oe.o,,lt ,r9nn ,rooJ
. works. TLcv orc os bcoutirnj ~
Gods eve as in ours pmctunlitv
iru;LGulnccss. olmsnivin,e ,iTnri;nn
and many other cycclIrnccs or i;fn
that mi~Lt bc mcnt;onn viii nl,v,rs
be nlmircl of Col md n,n Int rrn
take the DositiOn thot Good worl,.
cannot bc tho urounI oi ON. uoIya,
tiOn What wr do r;rLt connot ,,o,,
for what wc do wron~ AIm;f thnt
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| 'li'I ohll, HluSU PERISH. lllltS Ol
character that may make us iniiucn
tial on earth will mot necessarily open
to Us the gate of heaven. The plank
that will be strong enough fora house
floor would not do for Il ships hulk.
Mere mortality might be enough
here. but cannOt take YOU through
deaths storm into heavens harbor
Christ has announccd for all ages,
: Il am the way, the truth, and the
: life; him that comcth unto me | will
IN no wise caIt out" But pitiablr in
the day "f accounts will be the con
l thtIun Of chat man, though he may
have given all I'LL his estate TO b,ncv.
nlrnt purposes and passed his life in
the NiSltl,l@ OF the distressed and done
| much TO excite the admiration of the
Eooi and the great, If he have no in
tlmat" relation to Jesus Christ. There
| Is Il pildc and dcpravity III his soul
il'at he has never discovered. \
DfllllAht outside will bc no apology
Il lor d"praNcd inside. 1t Is no theory
ol mlnc, but an announcement of
G God; who cannot lie. "By the deeds
/ OF the lay shall no flesh living be
5 luStlil'd.
Arain: Exalted social position will
. be no cloak fursin. Men look throu~h
! the wicked door, of prisons. and scr-
! in% the inc;lrccratrd wrctchrs ry-
claim: "Oh, how much vice there is
in the world. And they pass throuml
the degraded streets Of Il city, and
looking into the doors Of novels un,.
the dcns OF corruption they call them
Cod Gorsali"n abodcs. But you