Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-30

l had brought from mount Slnal WncIt
the law was given. Three camels were
three weeks crossing the desert to fetch
them. When at Cairo. Egypt, proposed
to the Christian Arab that he bring one
stone from Mount Sinai, he said, "We
can easier bring two rocks than one, fol
one must balance them on the back OF
-. ro,lel," and | did not think until the
AZ, ~ their arrival how much more sug-
.t, would be the two, because the
T|7. written on two tables of stone.
IT,' tones marked with the words.
I . NJ Sinai" felt the earthquake that
~ ~ mountains when the law was
oiiooN nhe lower stone of the wall is
$3.50 1rors Hill, the place where Paul
atolit len he preached that famous
e "ooou ~" on, the brotherhood of the human
So NH dooia ring. ''God hath made of one
bIood oil nations."
49, o; "'i T ord Elgin took the famous
a4iIon,, f,.Jm the AcropOlis, the hill ad-
s 5o% Mas Hill, the Greek Government
y, oIlos T. impossible to transport to other
inrrdo on,- antiquities, and armed sol
d Iin n r,,.,rd> not only the Acropolis but
No. fI;u That stone / obtained by
special perflia99'on laDh, 'n1 Iii siIIiau ~
$500 1ybo received us as though we
bod hon,, old acquaintance, and through
NJ rr,iaou,iS, Prime Minister of Greece,
nnd NJ Snouden, our American Minis
t ',,. p o tiary, and DR.. Manatt, our
A. .,,aniIlan Corsul, that suggestive tablet
1ras ea,Tnd rpm the pulpit of rock on
,t'ioI' Do,r1 rnoachGd. Now you under
,tnisd ,',h,' we 70 lave marked it 1.-THE Cos
2,'I' ,, w Tnnn or my lips shall utter in
tLio ahI-rah +hoi. last message, these lips
of ,,,i1 +nI of the Law, and the
O. o,fio n,d me Gospel. This day /
,1"oaalt +hon, ~ this church and to all
1Dbo shall gaze upon them. Thus you
la,To Wv onswort to the question, ''What
,l,oo,, 1,o, h1, +hose StOneS?'
49, D,,+ 10" n', Iooi,oot divert me from the
+oI-t 49, Gro+ ut it. / have interpreted
thoCo fonr n,noriaIs on my right hand,
I1I+ tboro oro hnr dreds of stones in these
a,,rronndinn voIll and underneath us, in
~ fa,,,,dn+ionc nd rising above us in
~ +c,',a.H W. 1uarres of this and
tro,,ro+1,n+io oor, tries at the call of
Observation-Disclosures obioo' have contributed to-
ward this structure II" - O''' ~ ~
these stones?
Won moan omolg other things that
+bov Sbou ho on olrthly residence for
Cbr;ct Cbriot did not have much of a
bn+ ,,ho, 10 WIS here. Who and
where is that child 4 Ing ~ - "1e Us,
broo+hinoo n is TrSuS, asleep on rock.
yVbo ic t6ot IN tho Jack part of the fish
ina SmoclI win ., sailors rough overcoat
throu,, o,1or biroo It is Jesus the worn
o,,+ ,,nI,ooor, O.1tsus! is it not time that
tho, badst a house, We give thee this.
Thou didst give it 70 US nrS'' ouS W. give
it back to thee. '" l> 'oo sooo 1oi "a 40,
but not halt gooC, ehouSh loI NEE VA
Wi, M and d. IN all these aisles. Speak
tbrough IT, 6organ pipes. Throw thine
ann ovnr is in these arches. In the
do. II these brackets of fire speak to
Us, saying, 81 am the light of the world. "
o King! make this thine audience cham
Der. Here proclaim righteousness and
make treaties. We clap our hands, we
uncover our heads, we lift our ensigns,
we cry with multitudinous reclamation
until the place rings and the heavens
listen, so King! live tOrever!'
Is it not time that He who was born in
a strangers house and buried in a stran-
Come in, O Jesus! not the corpse of a
Jesus, conqueror of earth and
Heaven and hell.
He lives, all glory to His name,
He lives, my Jesus, still the same
Oh, the sweet joy this sentence gives
know that my Redeemer lives.
Blessed be His glorious name forever!
Again, if any one asks the question of
the text, What mean we by these
stNnes?" the reply is we mean the com
of saints. Do you know that
there is not a single denomination of
Christians in Brooklyn that has not con-
tributed something toward the building
of this house? And if ever, standing in
this place, there shall be man who
shall try by anything he says to stir up
bitterness between different denomi-
nations of Christians, may his tongue
faltcr and his check blanch, and his
heart stop. My friends, if there is any
church on earth where there is a ming
ling of all denominations it is our church.
just wish that John Calvin and Ar
minus, if they were not too busy, would
come out on the battlementS and see US
Sometimes in our prayer-meetlngs !
have heard brethren use the phrases OF u
beautiful liturgy, and we know where
they come from; and in the same prayer
| have heard brethren make
audible ejaculation, ''Amen!" praise ye
the Lord!' and we did not have to guess
twice where they came from. When a
man knocks at our church door, if he
comes from a sect where they will not
give him a certificate, we say: Come
in by confession of faith" While
Judson the Baptist, and John
Wesley the Methodist, and John Knox
the glorious old Scotch Presbyterian are
shaking hands in Heaven, all churches
on earth can afford to come into close
communication: lone Lord, one faith,
one baptism" Oh, my brethren, we
have had enough of Big Bethel fights
the Fourteenth New York Regiment
fighting the Fifteenth Massachusetts
Regiment. Now, let all those who are
for Christ and stand on the same side go