Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-11-14

The BrOolllvn .Dlvines
Sunday Sermon.

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'uree q what "a c1iiei tie mt Nile,
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~ s~lct.rIa and 4 ueIt Thee r"0 lakes,
filled nv great r~tnl.i!a aul is accumulated
SHOWS fion IL mountains, pour their
waters, Il 5eu alth aLricuitural wealth such
a, ble~,-- no other river. "a Goan over the
cataract, on between tr.,yfu.4g mountains
IN bet"sr4 "ltie> l'Eihg and cl'le7 doad on
ipt four thol.aui inIles ant tttDagA d con
thellt
iut the Hhito >,il- would 10 lgtfir for
Egypt II thi~ were all Il would keep its
tanks sl,t Egypt would remain q desert.
III. from Abyss.nit tHrr. CONES what j.
caiicf tie Blu Nlif, Whirn though dry or
nearly dry hail the year, dnltl tremendous
rams abDut the ,Giiule u jun rises IT, great
Mon!ert''1;i. AMI tins Clue Nile da>heo with
SUDDEN influx into the White Nile. which in
Consequence risa> thirty feet and their com
binel waters 4n'indats Egg pt with a rich soil
which drops on all the fields and gardens as
II /, conducted by bitches AMI 9luices aud
canals every whitnef.-
The greatest damage that ever came to
Egypt came by the drS ~ mp " the River
Nile, and the greate { blessing 10y It's health
nj aud abundant flow. The famine III Jo
>egastNnle came from the Lack Of @"ffciet,t
iI,1nda'ln4 from the Me %tt enough Nile
j, drought too mu.t Nile j, freshet and
pia4ne Tie r.cro of the earth are the
mothr~t al It, prosperity. Ii BIZ some con
Fitsion OF MATURE the Mississippi should BE-
taken from North America, OF the Amazon
from South America, CT the Danube from
Europe, Q: tie Ienlsei from Asia -
hemisphere calamity St!ll, there are other
.tNef> that could ~tertlllZA ani save these
t9t4ltrF>.
A. we start wEere ire Me emptieg INTO
: the Mediterranean Sna, we behold a won
derfui 1Giilllnlent q prophecy. The Nile IN
very. ancient tunes rSe,l to have seven
mouths, As the great ~ er approached the
sea at seven different places. Isaiah prdpl:e
sea, Tie Lord shalt utterly destroy the