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If rne field. and all the stars of heaven
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bookkeepe/s Of all time ever wrote
THEIR WORKS Do FOLLOW THEN"
That desire 70 be remembered after
we are gone Il a divineiy implanted de-
sire and NOT 20 be crushed out, but, /
iTnplOre You. seek something better
than the nnmOrtaliZatiOn Of rock or
bronze Or book Put yourself into the
eternity Of those whom you help for
both worlds. this and the next Com
fort a hundred souls and there viii be
through all the cycles Of eternity at
least a hundred souls that will be your
monuments 4 prominent member Of
this church WAS brought TO God by
some one saying to her at the church
door at the close Of service, Come
again. p VIII it be possible for that
one 90 invited to forget the inviterl
A minister passing along the street
every day looked up and smiled to a
baby in the window. The father and
mother wondered who it was that thus
pleasantly greeted their child They
found out that he was the pastor of a
church. They said, I'VE must go and
hear him preach" They went and
heard him and both were converted TO
God. Will there be any power in fifty
million years to erase from the souls OF
those parents the memory of that man
who by his friendliness brought them
to God2 Matthew Cranswick, an evan
gelist, said that he had the names OF
two hundred souls saved through his
singing the hymn, arise, my soul
arise" VIII any of those two hundred
souls in all eternity forget Matthew
Cranswickl VIII any of the four hun
dred and seventy-nine women and
children imprisoned at Lucknow, India,
waiting for massacre by the Sepoys
forget Havelock and Outram and Sil
David Beard. who broke in and effect
ed their rescuel
To some of you who have loved and
served the Lord heaven will be a great
picture gallery Of remembrance. Hosti
of the gloritied will never forget you.
All, that Is a way of building monu
ments that shall never feel the touch
of decay. | do not ask you TO sup
press this natural desire Of being re
membered after you are gone, but
only want you 10 put your memorial
into a shape that shall never weaker
or fade. During the course of my min
istry have boon intimately associated
In Christian work with hundreds o
good men and women.
My memory is hung with their por
traits more accurate and vivid thar
anything that Rembrandt ever put OF
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Moore, Father Voorhees,, E. p. Hop
kins, William Stephens, John VaI
Rensselaer,, Gashcrie De Witt, DIR. War
and hundreds Of others, all of then
gone ont Of t,ls lie, but | hold In,
memory Of them and will hold then
forever. Thoy cannot escape from me
l will remember them Just as the,
looked on earth, and will remembe
many Of you after the earth has beer
an extinct planet for ages infinite. Oh
what stuff the memory Is for monu
mant hufldinuf