The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-13
land chrches demanding Of pastoh
viRYou1ePpons and :ympsthfA.ft
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ID are @.Ha.
Pharaohsl Sometimes capital . Phsj
raoh and Ometimes labor . Pharaoh
When cattai prospers and mskest
large percs.age on its investments and
declin@ 90 the needs Of the
operdliGC6FS}ats them ~ so mauV
humanN mShfaS then capital il .
Inc other hand. when
wNfGCt& 1egarJias the snx;etiss
@k4InS1rt-sggiSs ofthe firm m
8SJ4Efftfa,a and Ala ttne when the
69ffrre aplus' their f~t 70 meet N
p&EEGSsrttset and -.ted slfhands
~pZTEmafish II, sttuch a tipe 10
%%|$HplyaS maid = striks\rnd
bsr
plexHAt4fize he-tfa lshpf be-
comEENrNsh {of n w6ft OPP
pre,S19ss ~. sek Ous If0tj'ho
W3llHFB {ceYber aiss3 y the
mu1 81 .BAayaA EgySt,iI looked at
theB3fJ4MAes of TIM oadPhsroabA tho
vermsssssnrk sho Sfsb dized ZEN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lO16o9 upon the
lastsp he Phsroshai All over tho
wo18af u smerchanf ~Y.laying the
P~hs<over young merchants. old
Lawyers playing ft Pharoah over
young lsw5er,, | d1,dbssors playing tho
Pharoakoser Eoahg 6'ctors, old artists
playing the Pharoah yer young artists.
old ministers p~layingthe Pharoah oseI
young ministers let all oppresseSs,
whstheE in homes in churches in
storf' lin 9iieJ ID 1ytories, Ia.
soeiA Ale or pSAie& 4iAtin private
life or public life. know that God hath
and they will all come ito
grief here or hereafter. Pharaoh
thought he did a fine thing a cvh4it&
a decisive thing when for <hei obmflete
extinction Of the Hebrews in Egypt Ihe
ordered all the Hebrew boys massacred
but he did not find is SO fYe a {hing
when his own first-born that night 81
the destroying angel dropped dead On
the mosaic floor at the $Ooytq at =
porphyry pillar of the palace LIZ ~,
the Pharoahs take warning.
There are thousands of wopsn TO
whom death is passage from EtpAno'
Canaan, because they get rid 81 a cfssA
What an accused mon
ster is that man who keepsbs vie in
dread about family ~expensSS Ond must
be cautious how she istrOduccsl IN
of millinery or wopauly whrd-
without humiliathlG icqpSulyt4i0n
and apology. W is that man aching,
For six months-in order o win
that wOman's heart-he sent hefetery,
days a bouquet wound win white
ribbon. and an %endearing couplet sod
took her TO concerts and theafers,
and helped her into carriagssla4 though,
she were q princess. But now he be-
her two cents for a posfage
and wonders Why, she rides
across Brooklyn bridge when the foot
passage costs nothing. lie thinks NOW
is awful plain. ard he acts ukS the
devil, while he thupiers cut: (YVhsFe
did you get that new hat from? That's
where my money goes" The tone the
look. the impatience-the. cruelty Of q
Pharaoh. [f'1'' I'M,
God never yet gave to any man the
right TO %tyrannize a woman, and what
q sneak you are to take advantage OF
the marriage VOW. and because she AN
not help herself. and under the shelter
,f your own home out Pharaoh the
oppressor.i There, Is some
thing awfully wrong in a household
the woman is not considered Of
Is much importance as the man -
But it rolls owe on me with greet
the thought that we have ~
been slaves down in Egypt, and gin
has been our taskmasteS and again
and again we have felt its lash. But
Christ has been our Moses to lead0us
out Of bondage, and we are forever
free. The Red sea of a SaviOur's SsGri.
fee rolls deep and wide between US
and our aforetime bondagc, and
there may be deserts 'iyet
for us 10 cross we are on the
way to the Promised Land. Thsaka
unto God for this emanc)pating
Come up out Of Egypt all ye
who are yet enslaved. What Christ did
for us he will do for you. "Expiust"
is the word Exodus! InstAAdAf 1hS
brick kilns Of Egypt como into the en-
vineyards of God where yne'
of grapes is bigger tha6.tfe Ppc
that the spies brought to the 1srselifea
by the brook Eshcol. though that efds-'
was so large that it was borne
between two upon asthnrC I1os
Welcome all by sin oppressed. uo,,
Welcome to his sacred rest;
Nothing brought him from ae9vs.'"'
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