The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-10

you Gomez Said I. 4 W.T. vsst %
the place where I was tarryiae. 6xed
myself mp - well a. I could. I but
toned my coat over . ragged vest and
went 10 the door Of the church and the
young man met me and we went In.
and . went in ! heard IN old man
praying. and he looked 50 much like
my father ] sobbed right out and they
were all around 10 kind and sympa-
thetic that ] just there gave my heart
TO God, and know this morning that
what you say Ia true; ! believe IL in my
own experience. On Him the Lord
hath laid the iniquity Of rs all"
o! my brother. without stopping TO
look as to whether your hani trembles
or not is bloated with sin or not, put Il
in my hand. let me give you one warm.
brotherly Christian grip, and invite you
right up to the heart. TO the compass
sion, to the sympathy. 70 the pardon Of
Him on whom the Lord had laid the
iniquity OF Us all Throw away your
sins Garry them no longer. I pro-
claim emancipation this morning TO all
who are bound, pardon for ali sin, and
eternal life for all the dead.
Some one comes here this morning
and ] stand aside He comes up these
steps He comes to this place. must
stand aside. Taking hat place he
spreads abroad His hand and they were
nailed. You See his feet they were
bruised he pulls aside the robe and
shows you his wounded heart say,
Art thou weary" yes" He says,
weary with the worlds woe" say.
''Whence CONTEST thou?' He says, II
come from Calvary" say. "who
comes with Thee?' He says, mo one:
! have trodden the wine press alone!'
] say, why contest Thou here?' 90"
He says. II came here to carry all the
sins and SORROWS Of the people" And
He kneels and He says: PUT on Nv
shoulders all the sorrows and all
the sins" And conscious of nv own sins.
first, | take them and put them on tho
shoulders of the Son of God. saw:
''Canst Thou bear any more, o Christi"
lie says: "fea, more" Aud ! gather
up the sins Of all those who serve ~
these affairs, the officers of the church
OF Jesus Christi gather up all their
sins and put them on Christ's shoulders
and I say: 'Canst Thou bear any
more?" He says: "Yea, more" Then
I gather up the sins Of ahundred people
in this house and put them on the
shoulders of Christ and I say: 'Canst
Thou bear more?" He says: "Yea,
more" And I gather up all the sins of
this assembly and ] put them on the
shoulders of the Son of God aud I say:
'Canst Thou bear more?" YEA" he
says, ''mOre!'
But lie is departing. Clear the way
for Him. the Son Of God Open the
door and let Him pass ont. He Is car-
rying our sins and bearing them away.
We shall never see them again. He
throws them down into the abyss and
you hear the long reverberating echo
Of their fall. "On Him the Lord hath
laid the iniquity of us ALL" Will you
let Him take away your sins to-day or
do you say: Il will take charge Of them
myself, ! will fight my own battles, I
will risk eternity on my own account"
A clergyman said in his pulpit one
Sabbath: Before next Saturday night
one of this audience will have passed
out OF life" A gentlemen said b an
other seated next 81 him: 81 don't be-
lieve il; l mean 10 watch and il il
doesn't come true by next Saturday
night shall tell that clergyman his
falsehood." The man seated next to
him said: perhaps it will be your
self" 20! no." the other replied, II
shall live to be an old man," That
night he breathed his last
To-day the Saviour calls All may
come. God never pushes a man of.
God never destroys any body. The man
jumps off. 1t is suicide soul suicide
il the man perishes, for the invitation
is: "Whosoever will. let him come. Z"
Whosocver, whatsoever. whosoevcr! In
this day of merciful visitation. while
many are coming into the kingdom of
God join the procession heavenward.
Seated among us during a service
was a man who came in and said: II
don't know that there Is any God"
That was on Friday night lsaid: I'VE
will kneel down aud find out whether
there is any God" And in the second
c from the pulpit We knelt He said:
II have found Him. There Is a God, a
pardoning God. feel Him here" lie
knelt in the darkness Of sin. He arose
two minutes afterward in the liberty of
the Gospel; while another sitting under
the gallery on Friday night said: my
opportunity is gone; last week ! might
have been saved, not now; the door is
shut" And another from the very
midst of the meeting, during the week,
rushed out of the front door of the
tabernacle, saying: IL am q lost man. 3"
Behold! the lamb Of God who taketh
away the sin of the world" Now is
the accepted time. Now is the day of
salvation" 1T is appointed unto all
men once TO die, and after that-the
INDIGNANT.