The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-11


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10y. 10y. ~ .sioi ~ousa MOI Turn STONES inso
49, Mnel nunsIy' ne would NOT smlSe
I 70 ws.ef wnen tnirsty; he called ior no
suresnssura afensh when weary HIS
osly neso, were not supplied BY those among
non ne isporeo ne went hungry; II night
..ne on .no none aaxed HIM 70 TAKE shelter %.
49, = ilenoiy l0ol, ne siept on me groand' on!
49,: ne nas not money enough TO pay the small
ys.IAy MINUS naH-sne1ei-tne redemption
mousy Iequusd o. Every aoult isrseiite ior the
import ~ the services OF the tsmpie Would
ne 90 Wnss every Pzous lsfaeiite should COZ he
commands refer, ana Peter obeyA This re-
CURED eresf faifh on Peters part-it was . very
extraorQfnary thing TO DO and needed an extra
Asn nhsAn8 tne uipuse money IN lu mouth
FMS money could have been procured In loo
Other ways-ths costly gems OF the Orient would
nave come nom afar q His bidding: the wealth
q the world would have rolled at His feet had
ne % ordered, but He sees ut to call upon the
oumo creatures TO come In and DO for Him what
the hearts o. men had mot prompted them to DO.
Ana here - our lesson In the nature OF this
miracle.
Now, Il n mistaken idea that the Savior ID Z
prince who h dependent upon the money His
servants win give Him-the Lord of Glory does
not want our money. why then does He call
for 1T The reason u plain: He wants the
Ahearss' Of His people: he wants their service.
who put Ill the gold into the Bowels Of the
EARTH Who formed all those diamonds, and
the precious gems Of India or Of Peru? If the
Lord wanted to fill the Golfers OF His church
with money how easily He could do %. /
used TO think Of the hidden treasures Of
the deep, of the wealth-ladeu ships
that went 70 the seas bottom,
and then have thought Of the millions Of
heather men and women perishing for the
bread Of life and Of the cries Of the poor in our
large cities dying for want Of bread, freezing In
the streets, begging their way TO pauper graves.
Why not bring MP ali this wealth from the
ocean and give Il to these starving women and
childfenf have felt that would like to have
II In nav mower 10 Be the almoner Of Ali this vat
bounty. ana vou,d diatrfhute n 20 - to mske All
the homes Of this earfh happv az hov I
conld take ali thfs veelth ana send
ont the GospeI. ted tn hungry ana make the
vasta plaees Of this world bloom a : roee. But
q have thouKht Il Al over. nave seemed to
hear I voice eomfnr srom the skfes savinr.
AAre you not rather surprised that do not take
Ill the money from Wall street In New York
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