The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-13

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~crocodiles who lay basking themselves
In the sun. the maidens wade in and
snatch up the child. and first one car
ries him and then another carries him,
keqRfAl the yelsNp the bank he RUM q
kfau4 let Of cah11ses. till Thonoris
xl0sk out " ~ bathing house and
esys!! "Beadsaf1H founding. I will
adopt you As my own. You shall ye,
~ysaY the Egyptian, SrSwn and sit Ton
he eRypta5 thrShe,'s MOL No! No
He Is TO be the emancipator OF tie
Hebrew Before Him . sea will part
On g rh0uhtln cop, alone. this n will
receive from the Almighty a law that
is TO be the foundation Of all good law
while the world lasts. The child grove
up and goes out and studies the horrors
Of Egyptian oppression and suppres.es
bis indignation, for the right time has
Y Sot comet -
But Moses. are you going to under
take the responsibilities rYou feel that
you sre' going To- free the Hebrew
from bondage. hut where Is your
army2. Where is your navy? Not .
tktbM- have you. not a spear. not a
chariot not a horse. All! God was on
his side and he has an army Of his own.
The snow storms are on Gods side;
witness the snow banks in which the
French army OF invasion were buried
on their way back from Moscow. The
rain was on his side; witness the 18th
Of June 1t Waterloo when the tempests
50 satrfated the road that the attack
could not be made on Wellington's
1preH uhtiIeAve) 9eIa5H and he was
strong enough TO hold out until rein
iarceJpepts. aSJjyed. Lad. the battle
been opened at five o'clock In The
mornipg instead OF At eleven the des-
tiny of&arope WOULD have been turhed
the .wkghg OThe heavy rains de-
cided evSrthing. So are the winds and
fthec waves on Gods side. So / expect
I ;ss i1.ss1ttsss11sllSHs,'Iess1l$a.kkssssss s s'"s
To the Egyptians the Nile was a
te'ssr'lNlsansss3,'rs~s s the t sns@ ms a.s: :1S
beysT1ge Of all the Harth we have no
sHA XAseAtK MAs6A, Md Germ ans
4rave -no-such- Aoye-for the Rhine. and
Russians hRys,A9,s such love for the
Volga, as the Egyptians have love for
|hhe1NiSe oBhtopo idayIyben, Pharaoh
comes down to this river, MosssItakes
4 stHickk, AID Whips thai yatf5s, phd they
turn into the gore OF a slaughter house,
and. through the %sluices and fish ponds
tie incasnadihsa "iiiHh backs up into
the land and the malodor whelmsevery-
thing frtnA rAaH ihovet W. ghrSae room.
Then came the frogs with horrible
cssAk,sll,oIesA yerythiue, MOL
Then this people, clearly almost TO
fastidiapsness, were, infested with in
sects that belong 70 the, filthy, apd I'M
kempt, and the air bpzzadf and bukzed
With 5hies,a and then the distehper
started cows to believing and horses
to eighing. and caHAeis tOgroaning as
they treaaed osesI sud rexpired And
thsh boilss one iof which will put aman
in wfetchedness, calne IN clusters from
the top Of the head to the sole Of the
foot And, the9 the clouds dropped
hail and lightning And then loeusts
came In. swarms Of them, worse than
the grasshoppers ever were in Kansas,
and then darkness dropped for three
days 40 that tho people roould not see
their hsnd hefnrs the1o face, great
surges of imidpight covering them And
last OF all on! the night, of April IS,
about 1900 years hesur6 Christ, the
Hngel sweeps past, and hear
N al night long. the Zap! nap! flap! OF
his awfnt Wings until Egypt rolled on,
n i,testj hcArse,I tire, eldest child dead in
svery Egyptian hpmeo1iThe eldest son
of PhsrSoh expired, that night in the
palace ~ 7Eas 3bo1 ulaa Cod. go,
T. The Israelitish homeS however. were
untouched. But these homes were full
OF preparation, Tor now Is your chance.
q W wrtohgsed' Hebrews! Snatch up
what pieees OF food yStf can and 70 the
DESERT! iA%&y!h Thsii mar who was
oxSd&sdiuqshe ibasioet oflpapyrus on the
Nile will jead yoNGoUR Up! This is
the night OF your rescue. They gather
togethnr, att Aa4siahal. Alexander's
.Arpies and all tho armies Of olden time
tMere. led BY itorchee on high poles,
great crests Of fire; and the Lord Al
IL nightly lciudA a sItarch not held by hui
J NAH ~handAtotnt bt.orAnipotent. hand.
Not. made ont Of straw or oil but
1tiflffeHi OF Bf itt6i Atmosphere. such a
htoFUh ~ tAs tRoMd dneser saw.before
and soe ,psin'i l-,-o
II On tilatstypernatnrd 1fiarnbeau more
t&an l,aOO. w refugees set their eyes
Mnses and AAs59R lead on, Then come
the families Of Israel, Then come the
[ herds and Rocks moving on across the
sands 10 What is Yhe beach OF waters
|,RRy. qaJlaa BAY7fkkulzpps but called
ip the Bible the Red sea
b. After three, days march the Israel
itish refugees encamted for the night
| on the bank Of thk RED sea. As the
shadows begin Is fall. In the distance
Is seen the host-Sf Pharaoh in pursuit.
And shet rumbiiag of the wheels and
the curse OF iufuriated Egyptians came
down with the darkpess Butthe Lord
opened the crystal gates of Bahr-d-Kul-
zum and tho enslayed Israelitcs passed
| into. liberty. and then the crystal
gates OF the Sea rolled shut against the
Egyptian pursuers' But the Rcd sea
unhitched the Horses and unhelmed
| the WARRIORS and left the proud host a
wreck On ND Arabian sands Then
two chofouses arose, and Moses led the
men in the n and Miriam led the
womkn. ID tie lothersH and the women
beAtitime. with their feet The record
says; ,f'All the Mopfep vent out after
hsr, with thmbrsls and with dances
And Miriam answered them: Sing We
to the lord for He hath triunphed
gloribusiy.:' the horse snd his rider hath
He rhtown into the seAf" ~
10 shc burden 81 oppression was
lifheds bsa saother burden of Egypt is
made up Q~f,dessrtsn JUDGED Africa is
a great continent for deserts The
| human race Is 10 multiplied that il must
have more eultivasedi land and the
world must abolish It's deserts by
irrigation, the prophecy will be fulilled,
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