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elaS-ag gesture. Tie lASs gesture Christ
ever Iaale. "hs lllted up he Eaads and
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or Iar,l departure. ] 4In - gl&a Bs
nnc1 - IL hands Gestures are often
more significant than word agtituacs than
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oon-sIn3t oAaa wISA hls dagger lie ~gose
O. the gruun4, gesgare of repulzon When
Is SAID, -tfss thee beaind lne Satan.
gesture of condemnation when be ssld,
Woe Gato you, PAarlsee- AID hypocIltos
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Is a RS=Vurs 4 5suS~le-4o lie l1ye1 ~
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e. downward. and - he dropped bene
die<lon upon Olives, bence-ctloa u3ou Pal
essine. bs4sdiolion upoa Al ths earth
TIE cruel world sock aim IA AZ tie start
on A cradle q straw. and al lasg thrust
him cut with tie point of tie speaE. bUt
beRedictiOll Ascending uatil. beneath. be
saw o. one side the Be- blsasm where they
put him among tie cattle, and Calvary oG
the other side, where they put him among
the thieves. A. far as the excited and in
tenslhod vision Of the group Oh Olivet could
SEC him. aud after he as 20 Tar up they
could 10 longer hear LIS woris. they ssw
the gesture II the Outspresd hSnGs. the
bencdicrion And that z his attitude today
His be2edlction upon the worlds climates.
and they are changing, sod viii keep on
changing until the atmosphere shaD be q
ooIn mingling Of October and June Bene
diction upon tie deserts TIL they Ntlten
with lily, and blush with rose. and yellow
with cOwslip, and emerald with grass
Benediction upon governs neotS ull they
become more just and humane. Benedie-
tiOn upon nations til tAcy kneel ia prayer
Bene1cJion upon the Whole earth until
every mountain i "a Olive. Of &C cnsecration.
and every lake Glilee on wh0se mosaic
Of crystal, and opal. and sapphire divine
spleElOrs shall walk.
oh - re he kawef1iaf ~ his
sinners young and sinners cd. sinners
moderate and sinners ahas1oned Take
the benediction Of has c9rnfort AL ye
broken hearted under bereavement and pri-
vation and myriad yoes. TaAe his bene-
diction, all ye sicI beds, whether under
acute spasIns Of pain or IL long protracted
Mvalidism. Fer orphsnesc, and chllaIess-
nes>, and widowhoo q boaodiction. For
cradles and trundle beds and rocking chairs
OF octOgenarians, a bcDedictioa For hfe
and for death, for time and for eternity, FOR
earth and for heaven. Z bcncdiction. Sub
hmest gesture ever made. the lsst gesture
Of our ascending Lord. And he lifted AZ
his hands and blessed them"
The WORLD WAITS KINDNESS
Is our attitude the samet Is il the
clenched fist or the open palmi Is il wrath
or is it'kindness' Is it diAbolism or Christ
ISM God give Us the grace Of the open
palm, open upward 10 get the benedictiou,
open downward TO pronounce penedic
ton 4 lsdy was passing along street
and suddenly ran against a ragged boy,
and size said: Il beg your pardon, my boy,
! did not mean TO ran against you; ! an
very sorry" And the bsy took OF the
piece Of a cap he had upon his head and
said You have my parding, lady, and you
may run agin me and knock me clear down
won't care" And turning 70 . cornrads
he said: THAT nearly took me Of my feet
Nobody ever asked my parding before u
Kindness! Kindnessl Pill the world with
IL. There has always been too much OF
disregard OF others illustrated IN 1880, in
England. when %, 900 acres Of marshes
were drained for health AID Tor crop rails
ing, and the sportsmeR destroyed the
drainage works because they wanted 20
keep the marshes for hunting ground,
where they could shoot wild ducks.
The same selfshness IN al ages. oh, for
kindness that would make our life a sym
phony suggestive Of one ot the ancient ban
qUccs where everything was set 10 music.
tic plates brought ia and removed % rho
sound Of music, the motions Of the c7rvera
keeping time with the music. the couvcrsa-
ton lifting and Dropping with tie rising
and falling Of the music. But, instead o.:
the music Of an earthly orchestra. II would
be the music Of a heavenly charm. our
words the masic n kind thoughts. our
steDs the music Il helpful deeds. our slaile
the music OF encouraging looks, our youth
auc old ago tie first and last bars q mBsiC
conducted by the pierced hand that was
opened IN love and spread downward Ia
beDe,dction on OIvetic heights on Asoe0-
sion day
Dy nov WY none ever trod
Christ mounted 70 the throue - Goa