The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-31

d. Ta,mase on tho Manifold
Beauties OF tho Name Jesus.
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stag lie Praises.

" vNStSt uyStu SuttN
he was . passenger stopped ut Queens.
town and the distinguished divine took
advantage Of the opportunity to prcach.
Hts subjec, VA What L. In . nAmcp"
and h!s text. Philippians Il. '; "A name
which Is above every name" The emil.
nent preacher said:
On my way from the Holy Land. and
while | wai, for the stcAmer a. resume
her voyage "a America, I pecach to you
from this text, which Was one ~ rsui's
rapturous and enthusiastic descriptions
Of the name of Jesus. iiy common
proyerb We have come to believe tina,
there is nothing In = name, and 81 par.
ents sometimes present their children
for baptism regardless ~ the title given
them. and not thinking tia, that partic-
ulsr title will be either . b~indrsnce or q
help. Strange mistake. You have no
right to give Ia your child u name tina,
Is lacking either In euphony or IN moral
meaning. IL IL . sin for you to call your
child Jehoiaktm or TiHla,h. pflcser. he
cause you yourself may have an exAsper-
AtinR name IL no reason why you
should give II Ia those Who come
after you. Hut how often we have seen
some name, filled with jArgon. rafting
down from generation Ia ecnerstion.
simply because some one = long while
ago happened Ia bc afflicted with IT, In.
stitutions and enterprises have
times with sufficient deliherstion taken
their nomenclature. Mighty destintes
have been decided by the Significance ~
q name. There arr men who all their
life long toll and tussle To get over the
influence of some unfortunate name.
While We may. through right behavior
and Christian ~demeanor. outlive the fact
that we were baptized by the name VI =
despo,, or an inhdel. or Q cheat, how
much better II would have been II We all
could have started life without ANY such
tncumbrance. When ! find the apostle,
In my text and In other parts 81 his
writing. breaking out In Inscriptions Of
admiration In regard to the name NJ
Jesus. ] wan ~ inquire what are some
OF the characteristics Of that appcllationr
And u, that the saviour Himself. while
] speak. might I'LL me with His own
presence, for We never can tell to others
that which we have not ourselves felt.
First. this name VI Jesus IL an easy
name. Sometimes We are introduced to
people whose name IL 50 long and un.
pronounceable that We have sharply To
listen and Ia hear the name given ~ US
two or three times before We enturc IA
speak 1t. Ibut within the first two years
the little child clasps its hands aud
-ooks ~ and says Jesus" Can Il br.
= Among all the families rrprcscnted here
Vtndsy. deere In enc household wherc the
little one spesksof father" and moth.
er." and brother" aad SISTER" and
not OF the name which IL atspvc every
name" Sometimes We forget the titics
OF our very best friends, and We have to
pause and think before we can recall the
name. But u you imagine any srrak
of intellect n which you could forgot
the saviourp designation? Ths, word
Jesus" seems Ia 1t the tongue in every
dialect. when the voice In old age gets
feeble and tcmulous and tndistinct stili
the ressl word has potent utterxncc.
Jesus, ! love Thy charming name,
'Tis music s0 my ear.
fAIn wouid ] sound u forth 90 loud
That Heaven and earth might hear.
still further. I remark II Ia Q beautiful
uS"s' " uOStsVSA tUnt u ~ I'M
possible " dissOriAte Q name from the
per~on who has the name. No there are
names that are Ia me rrpulsive- IL do not
want Ia hear them ~ sll--while those
very names arr attractive "a YOU. Why
the dinercnce@ IL In hscause I happen
10 know pcrsons By thos, nam.a Who
are cross, and sour. and snappish. and
queer, while tho persons YOU used 10
know by those names were pleasant and
attractive. A. We cannot di.soria,e q
name from the person Who holds the
name. that consideration makes Chrtst's
name 40 unspeskahiy beautiful. No
soons is1t pronounced In your presence
thae yda thd nk 81 Iicthichem and Sseth-
semAsst end Col6o,ha. and yea ses. the
loving No.. and hear The tender voice.
and fec1 Ne ees,le touch. You sc~ Je.
sus. the 4 Who. though banauesing
With heavenly hicrarch~. cam. down To
breakfast on the Ash that rough men
had just hsuls~i out NJ Genesaare,; Js-
sas, the ms Who though the clouds srr
the dust OF His feet, walked foot.orc on
the road 10 Emmsns
JuN a. sueN ~ thst name ls urur
nounced In your prr~ruce yvu think of
how the shining onc gave back the cen.
sur,cn's daughter, and how liz helped
the blind man IA the sunlight. and how
He made the cripple's crnschcs useless,
and hos lie looked down into tho batr's
laughing eyes. and. ss the little one
struggled 10 70 20 Him. fang out HIS
arms afSRnd u and impees~d . loving
kisS % ~ hrow.sAd 0iAi 'sDf such 10
the Kiao1on Z u .Hesssn.- BssaufsI
nsme--iesas' II stands for love. sos Pc
thence, for kindness. for f~ort.Arsnc~. Tor
self-<>crince. fos m~Agnsnmity. IL IL
aromatic with all odors and scncrdan.
With all harnonieA Sometimes see
that name. and the letters sern To IN
made out Of s~Ar~. and then asxln ,h@y
loxkAAkr N1nais1 csSsns sometsmss
to4y { nm 70 - q thRssh twisted oss
of6o nS oAsvAkh Gle tAy. ard thee
sAsho&bhs6s1n oas = ~ ,hnsnss 90
which His people sssll ~Agp- Some
times ! sound that ~orI "ye~1A- ssd !
hear coming through the tso syIlabl~s
tho sish et t~ethssaAA< Ind the srusa