The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-16

yat,on of the endangered Whatever may be
our desires. whether we sometimes become in-
affairs OF the world sometimes get the advantage
of us and we forget the highest things ON earth
which are committed to our hands. this is GER
this, that the lost of this world may be saved.
This will explain somewhat the reason why the
Lord who laid the plan for our redemption
would not let the slightest mistake occur. Let
it forever be understood, AZ we look at this
broken chain of prophecy, that the divine side
OF redemption ID complete. There Is nothing
salvation for every one who will believe on the
Lord Jesus Christ. This fulfilled prophecy be-
comes . iar-reaching promise to Gods S,s
exact exact work which is already done that there
will be the same uncrring grasp OF all that is 10
follow. II the Lord would be so very careful
about the foundations of this redemption, does
not this mean that this same great care viii be
exercised over ali who are saved thereby? 1 am
aware that sometimes it looks to us As If 1t were
All chance work, and there were no oyerruling
and guiding Providence; that there were no
guiding hand that especially cares for what
takes place: that we are 10 SIMPLY take What
we may rise, and yet with the possibilities that
we NAV fall We come often to feei that maybe
there are some of the important affairs OF NE
ruitied and arranged by benefcent hand, but
then. oh there are many which are not
There come times when one feels that he is at
the mercy of his enemies, and that there can
scarcely be expected any deliverance; they
would seem to be completely at the mercy of
'n Rnt Il should be remembered that Just as all
.be movers of this world could not break the
smallest of the prophecies concerning enris1, 80
All the enemies of the soul cannot change the
dasicn If God In saving that one who accepts
this salvation which he has given as with such
There nav be times when we are driven to the
xsygs az the enemy's land. and there VIII ne
ra.sssa the greatest skill IN bringing acout ue.
Iyerancc. The promise is sure, and II Is hfoaa
enough 10 reach every case. Out of this should
come d most practical lesson TO every age. inat
ieeson should teach US 10 get ourselves, our oSe-
t;uies and our work along the lines OF GOD pur-
noses and promises. There is not one OF as Mao
has not had to stop time and again and ask as 20
In ss This good work or that does not go forward
any faster And then we want 10 know as 70
.xs.t NE can do TO move the good cause on Ia
.nrsa better way The very chariot W neeIs OF tne
sing,om seem 10 be eiogged and her iair sIanu-
sris trail in tho dust Nickednsss uiunPns'
End rsrhfeousness IL driven into the osrk SoI.
a.s1 ''e at can be dones Il must not De that
,ris .t.te al things continue There must come
o,r ,.rt rs,ntaius the answer; put that WORK
along the line OF the promises OF ooa' 'hsn IL
cannon nm KAT blessed thing tits to know that one
q. ~ he very line OF the thought and detsrinia.
st,ons ~ the eternal God. That ne Is ~ ING
49,, lin. ,F the prophecies OF the oiVlus -
a,i Iln,r those men Of God must nave usli-
hissi with emotions when they wels w.a ans
dawn truths which should stand aisef io''s'
year na ther were pcnning truths which should
.tsnd wherl the hills should % no iaoas, .anx.
sssss hsrss heeu thrilled beyond tnousnt ~ "a.
-. s -.ha,, fbey felt that they were RsusAss.e
kns;ness that would stand for all ums' uo, -
.icssis mai would touch ever! nS - nnes
esrth. nscaues God had aid u 1ness aAas'