Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-15
T1Tl re FOR MAMMA
IAN EAT THEREOF HE
F." NEVER HUNGER.

n EAT THEREOF HE
W. NEVER HUNGER.
,,r.,c,,cs IL Magnificent Ser
'''''S ,,,,ort for the Weary-God
Feed ., the '""'s'''"s If They wi"
p: Him.
w,lmasc preached at Long
w. sunday. August 10. His text
on ,''', IL: And the mama
's'i". ,.o morrow after they had
on :" lid corn of the land
o NV ~, who have had something to
f' .nn ronmissariat of an army
n ,'s = Job ii is to feed and clothe
Nil''l hM +" thousand men. Well,
>A ,' III, :. host as that marching
~, desert. They are cut off from
'l'' ',,nnlies. There are no rail
P'a ';,,,inr down food or blankets.
u ',,7 MI perish? No. The Lord
t .m Heaven to the rescue, and
'"" tbc shoes and the coats which
s ar ar Two would have been worn
~ and tatters. and they become
u"nf and time proof, so that after
p.n Of wearing the coats and the
w n. GOOD as new. Besides that.
u morpns there is a shower of
m ,' sour and soggy, for the rising
nrc,d is made in Heaven, and
II singers have mixed it and rolled
~ halls. light. tlaky and sweet, as
,bry were the crumbs thrown
om n heavenly banquet. Two
s If bread made every day in the
,,,usion-one for those who sit at
10 with the king, and the other
marching lsraclites in the wilder
not very much pity the Israclites
fact that they had only mama to
was. suppose, the best food
royded. / know that the ravens
i food to hungry Elijah, but
mo-, 50 we'll have liked those black
Rather would / have the fare
ramc down every morning in
sof dew-clcan, sweet, God pro-
Nbcs. But now the Israelites
,kcn their last bit of it in their
and put the last delicate morscl
their lips. They look out, and
no mama. Why this cessation
Enly supply? 1t was because the
,cs had arrived in Canaan, and
ncled the breath of the harvest
the crowded barns of the country
brown open to them. All the in
mis- had fled, and in the name of
nd of Hosts the Israclitcs took
sion of everything. Well, the
ins floor is cleared, the corn is
tcd over it, the oxen are brought
in lazy and perpetual circuit I'M
corn is tramplcd loose; then it is
wed with Il fan, and it is ground
is baked, and 10! there is enough
tor all the worn out host. "And
nna ceased on the morrow after
ud eaten of the old corn of the
namong the mummies of Egypt
Anaan have been brought grains
exactly like our Indian corn, and
Y planted; they have produced
hc kind of corn with which we are
IT, SO am not sure which kind
my text refers to, but the mean
NJ the same.
ese ISraelitcs crossing the wilder
ad not received bread from the
y bakeries there would, first,
long line of dead children half
in the sand; then there would
een a long line of dead women
for the jackals; then there would
len long line of dead men I'M
because there would have been
to bury them. 1t would have
Nd in the history Of the world that
company of good people started
ON Egypt to Canaan, and were
beard of, as thoroughly lost in the
hess of sand as the City of Boston
he President were lost in the
ness Of waters. What use was it
tina, there was plenty of corn in
nor plenty of corn in Egypt?
they wanted was something to
lit there, where there was not so
PS a grass blade. In other words,
reial supply for an especial emer-
That is what some of you want.
rdinary comfort, the ordinary di-
the ordinary counsel, do not
to meet your case. There are
who feel that they must have an
o'eht and immediate supply, and
(al have it.
pain and physical distress through
you must go? Does not Jesus
ali about pain? Did He not suffer
o. most sensitive part of head and
MD foot? He has a mixture of
l. one drop of which shall cure
fS' paroXysm. 1t is the same
mat Soothed Robert Hall when,
Hflthing on the carpet in physical
+ he cried out, sob! 1 suffered
y but didn't cry out while l was
As, did l? Did 1 cry out?" There
utIl nurse as Jcsus-His hand the
=, His foot the lightcst, His arm
ohsest. For especial pang espe-
approaching sorrow? Is it long,
wing bereavement that you know
ing, because the breath is short,
voice is faint, and the check is
Have you been calculating your
y Or lncapacity to endure widow
VI chlldlessness or a disbanded
ana cried. II cannot endure it?"
"lfsed soul. you will wake up amid
u troubles. and fad around about
>"eet consolation of the gospel
my S'rrwcd as was IL. mama
aooi't the Israclitish encamp-
especial solace for especial dis
,, IT. IL trouble past, yet present? A
,'lSery? A vacant chair opposite
she table? A musing upon a
lamlly circle never again to be
w. "A choking sense of loneliness?
s; "' grief so large that it ex-
>A|s the light of sun. and puts out