Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-10-29

ought TO be Transforming lter.+
Ask God about what worltlv bn.,..svN
you shall undertake until Won .ra
positive you can in earnestness .,.,.s
Your hand on your p ough. handle "'N
your carpenters bench. or yonr ill.,.
stones Commentaries, or your moa:.,
or your DR.. liick's Disa',;1l
Theology. saying: For this end WV.
! born" There are children vs Ss
early develop natural afsin,ties ".o
certain styles of work. When ,Ss
father OF the astronomer Forbes v" .s
going to London, he asked his child.as
what presents he should bring e.nI
one of them. The boy who was tn :"
m astronomer cried ont, Bring ma
telescope" And there are chilarss
whom you ma all by themse..a.
drawing on their states, or on nsn".
ships or houses or birds. and Won kpo.
they are to be draughtsmen or art;st.
Of some kind. And You find other.
ciphering out difficult problems with
rare interest and success, and yon kno-
they will 30 matnematicians. Other,
making wheels and strange con.
trivances. and Won know they ars
going to DO machinists. And o,hers
are found experimenting with hoe ma
plough and sickle. and you know thev
will be farmers. And others are ai.
ways swapping jack-knives or balls Or
bats, and making something by tho
bargain, ana they are going to be mer
chants. When Able de Rance had sa
advanced in studying Greek that +.
could translate Anacreon at twclv,
years of age, there was M
doubt left that he was intend.S
for q scholar. But in almost
every lad there comes time when
he does not know what he was mad.
for, and his parents do not know. and
it 10 . crisis that God only n decide
Then there are those born for som.
especial work, and their fitness doe.
not develop until quite late. When
Phillip Doddridge, whose serron,
and books have harvested unconoteI
souls for glory. began to study The
ministry, DIR. Calamy, one of the wisest
and best men, advised him to turn his
thoughts to some other work. isaac
barrow, the eminent Clergyman and
Christian scientist--his books STANDARD
now though he has been dead over twc
hundred years-was the dishearler.
ment of his father who used TO saw thai
hit pleased God to take any of hp
children away he hoped it might s
his son Isaac. So some of those whc
have been characterized for tkei,
stupidity in boyhood or girlhood have
turned out the mightiest benefactor.
or benefactresses of the human raea
These things being SO, am | not right
in saying that IN many cases God oni,
knows what is the most appro
pirate thing for you to do, and lie d
the one to ask. And let all parent.
and all schools, and all universities
and all colleges recognize this, and a
large number of those who spent theii
best years in stumbling about among
businesses and occupations, now TRYING
this and now trying that, and failing
in al, would be able to go ahead with
definite, decided and tremendous
purpose, saying, ITO this end was
born"
In tho seventeenth century, all
Europe was threatened with wave OF
Asiatic barbarism, and Vienna YVES es-
pecially besiegcd. The King and his
court had fed, and nothing could save
the city from being overwhelmed un-
less the King of Poland, John
Sobleski, to whom they had sen,
for help, should with his army
come down for the relief, aud
from every roof and tower the inhabit
ants of Vienna watched and waited
and hoped until on the morning o.
September IL, tho rising sun threw ar
unusual and unparalleled brilliancy
5 1t was the reflection on the swords ant
I shields and helmets of John Sobiesk
, and his army coming down over TN
, hills to the rescue. and that day. no
|
s saved. And see you not OF
t We souls. besieged with sin and sorrow
/ that light breaks in. the swords AM
: rescue bathed in the rising sun o
- else 90 rather than let heaven 60
= What a strange thing it must he +
: feel ones self born to an earthl
r crown. but you have been born for
throne ON which you may reign afte
Q tho last monarch of all the earth sha
+ have gone to dust. / invite you
1 start now for your own coronation.
Q come in and take the title deed
y to your everlasting inherit
:. ance. Through an impsssica
r cd prayer take Heaven and all Of !,
u raptures. What . poor farthing is q
b that this world can offer you co ,npare
Q with pardon here and life immortal b
IT You'd the stars. unless this side
e them, there be q place large enoug
~ and beautiful enough and gran
le enough for all the rAnsoned. Wne'
u ever 1t be, in what world, wheth'
y near by or far away, In this or som
;" other constellation, hail home OF ily'
:. and love and blessedness' ThrouR
:. the atonlng mercy of Christ, may