Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-31
TABERNACLE PULPIT.
DR.. TALMAGE ON OUR ROYAL
BLOOD.
There Is q Fountain Filled with Blood
Drawn From lmmanuel's Veins.
Each One Rcscmbled the Children Of
King"

and when they came back they were asked what
kind Of people they had seen They answered.
that the ieople had royal appearance: "each
one resembled the children OF IA king Island
to-day before many who have this appearance
Indeed, they are the sons and daughters OF the
Lord Almighty Though now III exile they
family names that stand for wealth, or patri'
otisn1 or intelligence. The name OF Washing
ton means patriotism, although some OF the
blood OF that race has become very thin in the
last generation The family Of the Medici stood
as the representative Of letters. The family OF
the Rothschilds is significant OF wealth the
loss OF forty millions OF dollars in Is4s putting
mem TO no Inconvenience; ana Wltnin
q few yoras they have loaned Russia
LOGO GOO OF dollars. Naples 2a0O.UO Austria
soMoWn; and England .WUOoO anu inc
stroke or their pen on the counting room oeSk
SNAKES everything from the Irish sea 10 tiie
danube They open their hand and therc IS
war: they shut it, and there is peace an ~,
STUART IN England, the house OF bouroou III
France. were families of imperial authority
But come 10 preach Of family more poten,,
mouse OF Jesus. OF whom the whole family Ia
heaven and on earth is named. We are bioot
relations by the relationship OF the cross all OF
us are the children OF King.
First. speak of our family name. When we
see descendant Of some one greatly ceie.
brated in the last century we look at him win
y
Gings, or Princes In the ancestral line give
lustre to the family name. In our line was q
King and o ConQueror. The Star In the East
with baton OF light woke up the eternal orcnes,
ira that made music at his birth. From thence
he started forth to conquer all nations. not by
tramping them down, but by lifting them up.
returns he will not bring the nations chained
to his wheel. or in iron cages. but near inc
stroke OF the hoot Of the snow-white cavalcade
that bring them TO the gates In triumph tho s,or
DlF ia m mn
that heralded him, end the spear that pierced
him, and the crown that was given MN. ~
gathers fragrance from the ,; ira man apns
their sweetness into his sermons, and the pox
Of alaoaster that broke at his feet. the com
forter at Bethany. The resurrector ~ MIL NIL
The supernatural oculist pt Bethsaida. Inc
saviour OF one world, and the Chief JOY OF an
other. The storm his frown. The sunlight MI, ms
smile. The spring morning his preath, dns
earthquake the stamp OF his foot. The thunder
the whisper OF his voice The ocean o drop on
the tip OF his finger Heaven sparkle on the
bosom OF his love. Eternity the twinkhhs o.
his eye. The universe the flying dust OF MS
chariotwheels. Able TO heal Il heart-break, or
hush u tempest, or drown world, or hood I'M
mensity with his glory. What other family
pane could ever boast Of such an llius'rio0s
Henceforth, swing out the coat of arms,
Great families wear their coat OF arms on inc
dress, or on the door Of the coach, or on the
helmet when they 60 out to battle, or on naes
and ensigns. The heraldic sign is sometimes .
lion, or . dragon, or an eagle Our coat OF
arms worn right over the heart hereafter snail
be a cross, u lamb standing under it, and q
dove flying over 1t. Grandest OF all escutchcons;
Most significant OF oil family coats OF arms
In every battle must have il blazing on my
fag-the dove. the cross, the lamb; and when !
fall, wrap me in that good old Christian nag, SO
that the family coat OF arms shall be right over
my breast, that ali the world may see that l
locked 10 the dove Of the spirit. and chung TO
the cross, and depended upon the lamb OF GCa.
which taketh away the sin OF the world.
Ashamed OF Jesus!-that dear Friend.
On whom my hopes of life depend:
MOI when blush be this my shame
That no more revere his name.
,r MeTt gfas Of shs family nj 'os }a9y
feel it. 1t is the custom, after the body is
lowered into the grave, for all the relatives &c
come TO the verge OF the grave and look down
then those mex Of kin, until they have all looked
into the grave So, when trouble and grief &C
down through the heart of one member
ns ns snsy so IS the saaness
hands around an electric battery: III,
two persons at the ends OF the line touch the
! by reason OF the flial, maternal. and paternu
relations OF life. we stand so close together thai
when trouble sets its battery all feel the thrill
| OF distress. In the great Christian family. th(
| sorrow Of one ought to be the sorrow OF all. l:
| one prosecuted: All are prosecuted. Does one
suffer lossi We all suffer loss. Is one be
F, reayed: We arc all bereaved
Their streaming eyes together flow
| For human guilt and mortal woe.
! 1fyou rejoice ut another's misfortune, 70,
are not one OF the sheep, but one Of the goats
and the vuture Of sin hath aighted on you
, soul, and not the Dove OF the Spirit.
NextI notice the family property. After
man oflarge estate dies, the relatives assembl,
to hear the will read SO much of his propert,
is willed 10 his sons, and so much to his daugii
| tiers, and SO much TO benevolent societies. Ou
Lord Jesus hath died, and we are assemble,
friday TO hear the will read He says: M
pen e give unto you" Through his apostle h
says: IAN are yours What everything
distinguished families there are old picture
hanging on the wall. They are called the heir
loom" OF the estate. They are very old. an,
have come down from generation to generate r
SO look down upon all the beauties of tn
natural world as the heir looms OF our royu
family The morning breaks from the Eus
above mountain, until sksios,. The forests us ar
full OF chirp, and buzz. and song Trees lea
and birds wing autter with glaaness. Hone,
makers in NE log and ocak against the bari
call Of The hawk out Of i clear sky, make yo
feel glad. The sun. which kindles confagr;
,icns among the castles Of cloud. aud SET
minaret and dome atiannc Stops to pain. tn
forgetme.not bsr, What eau csis
as sep Ss sa' for o' The The ss,Osas
ing the aocks afeidi Light Tor the nor
who have no lamps TO burn, Light Tor the dow
cast and the towly Light for aching ewes. an
burning brain and wasted captive, Light f.
the smooth brow OF chitahood, and for fhc di,
vision Of the octogenarian! Light for Oueen'
coronct, and Tor sewing girl s needle! Lei liner
be light Whose morning Is this. NV NOR,
ing Your morning Our father gave us M
picture and hung II on the sky in loops of fir,
II Is the heirloom Of our family And so m
| night. IT Is the full moon The mists froI
shore to shore CLEAN like shaft tered mirrors; nm
the ocean, under her glance, comes up viii
gr'at tides. pInting upon the beacl
miasl',ig ~. ~ we're, feam and fire. IN
poor man hlcssrs God for throwing such
i cheap liEht Through the broken window uar
into bis cabin: and TO the SICK II seems !. lie,
| from the other shore which bounds this gre:
deep OF human pain and woe II the sun zee
like song full and poured from brazen instr
ments that NIL heaven and earth with gre;
harMoncs. the moon is paintive and mild STA
ing beneath the throne OF God, sending i'm n,
soft. sweet voice of praise, while the Sta
| listen. and tive sea No mother evpr mo
Bwcctiy guarded the sick cradle than Ali niol
long this pale watcher OF the sky bends ov,
| lhc weary. heartssick. slumbering earth Who,
* this black framed, black. tasseled picture
the night ltis.the heirloom Of our famil
Ours the grandeur OF the spring. the crysta
OF the snow, the coral OF the beach. the odo
Of the garden. The harmOnies OF the air
You cannot see large estate in,one morn,n
You must take several walks around il r,
family property OF this royal mouse OF Jesus
80 great that We must take several walks TO o
, any idea Gifts extent Let the first walk
around this earth. All these valleys, the ms
hos nv u q N enc