Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-01-03
REV. DR.. TALMAGE
The BROOKLYN DlVIEE"S SUM-
DAY SERMON.

lOvel Of one Ntory tn caUIcls and .neep III
the basement Yet Lever dNl the most Drill
liant hOte! on any continent SEEM 81 sttrac
uye II me d, thai structure. We hait~e-a
obliged - stay ~ Il t,tf. n ~ ext ect.i -
DO that night W. mus naNe p-ri-ael. A
violent Storm tai opened upon y. -
Noileys y. ia!i ant sa7" and ram ani
wiud a II = Icf - kIi2" VIA.
the Bib mean, "hri pIDpa-f auI evan
gelist AMI Chat,t himself ,p9Hr Of A!. fury
Of the elements. H.. atmo-Dnec4c wrath
broke upon us ab pGc j = .iut4 III the after
noon AMI We were una! nlku. rxlsJa-1 u
1T. With hanta aud f~rt hen4inb Il, and our
bodies chilled II the hour We nei- oar sio"
way. While hILti up on III" rp",:-, AMI the
gale blowing the hardest. IA ~iIliaiD ~ dI.trre-
halted the party. T.! Town IN the rts ines On"
II the nor ses had iai.-u aui hla rider must
not be left a,Onc amid hat wilderness at
scenery ani horror g: ato.m. A the night
approached the trmur,t thicktu"i aud bar
-ned and strengthened. some ~ oar attend
ants going a!leaI hal latn-f PERMISSION t9t
rs to halt for the night III tie mui Aplrl |
spoke of. DuI ilrst duty Oh arrl'a! VA
the TesuS'1tAt.nn ~ ta- exhausted ~ oar
party Ms room "s, without a WINDOW,
nua an I.ou stove w4lGout any too ia TIE
,ente' of the room IA. smoke .eiet tang my
eyes III the at~ence j a chimney Through
an opening ~ tire foc@ Arai ta"es were sev-
rral TIM. tllu-t lp t. ,cr ~" "As Pro
gressln2 lttt t~hetenpe-t eea>@d 'it.flng the
night auo before IL va iuHs dh} W "eie
feeling f1i the SIN rup. Il our saidle horse.
this benz tEc day "E,er long march VAL
trings4ls to bar clGy vito : name cannot Le
pronounced N the nealILs -. the Intelligent
or Christian without making thr TODD tlngle
and the Jei 49, 70 thiiU ana pattlug lie best
emotions Of the >oui INTO agitation Datnae-
Gus
During the lay "c passed tt.arcis Philip
ii. the northern terminus Of Chr.sts Jour
neyings. North Of that He never went. We
iunch a. noon, seated uu the fallen columns
Of one II iierou palaces
Ala o'clock III the Afternoon coming u &
hill top, we saw on the broad PLAN u citN
which the most famous camel driver ot All
time, aftermatd e~,liei MohnuIned. thu
prophet and the founder II the most stu
pcndous svstctil ~ error tt.t has ever
cursed the earth. tetisti to enter because
he Sald tod would allpt. no man t. enter
bat ono paradise. and he would not cnt-l
tins earthly paradl-. le7t lie ,houli bt d-
nc,l entrance - the heavenly But ~
city that elcr saw 80 play hide and SCI,
with tta II Weller lind air Is So Cleal Ia
.iist.pt obIecta se-m clio f. ty. You come on
the top OF a hi! and ia tnascu. seems only "a
little way Oh But down YOU go into u val
ley and you zee nothing Tor the next halt
hour but barrenneAs ana rocks regurgltatet
by the volcanoes OF ether ages. u another
hull and down again. Up again and down
again. But after Your patience 10 almost
exhausted You reach the last hill top, and
the city Of Damascus, the Oldest city under
the whole heavens and built by Noah's
grandson, grows upon your vision. Every
iDllo or the tourney now becomes more sol-
eInn and suggestive and tremendous.
This Ia the very road, for II has been the
only road for thousands Of years, the road
from Jerusalem TO Damascus, along which a
'avalcade Of nlouutci officers went, about
1914 year ago. III the midst or them Il fierce
little man who flu,t, m nv InapIlt1ta of
hatred for Christianity for his dIIninutlve
stature, and was the eading spirit, and,
though suffering from chronic inhainmatiou
III the eyes, from those eyes flashed more m
dignation against Christ : followers than any
one Uf the hOrsei procession. This little man,
before his name was changed TO Paul, war
called Saul. 80 many Of the mightiest
natures Of all ages are condensed
INTO smalineS5 OF stature. The Frenchman
who was sometimes called by his troops Old
One Hundred Thousand, was often, because
OF his abbreviated personal presence, STYLED
Little Nap. Lord Nelson, with ln,lgniii-
cant stature To Start with and one eye put out
at talvl and his right arm taken off at rene-
rife, proves himself m Trafalgar the might
iest hero OF the English navy. The greatest
OF American theoioglans, Archibald Alex
ander, could stand under the elbow Of many
men when they start ont for some especial
mission OF good or evil The thunuerbolt Is
AaI, -
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- "'' e"h'PihN group " noISeHaeh on
'ho ioao ~ i'at'lhNc'lr were matted quicker
man ooiiosheH OF ttNaTN tlaise ever hall
80 'stt''' -" Nltai llooii-daS, De-
u '"Hl'tN y we atmosphere, Is
!" - ib"''s' - ~ hood GAYS, ana the noon
r 80 !" I'm ! F'si'''eiy tefriilc tol
- S'.Oceliif tua' noon There
nnoa 'he heavens q liShi winch made
! 'nat osflah sun seem tame rs star IN com
Palisoi. ! was tile lace 81 The slain and as
.ehneu ,hiiSt lov"lNG tfom the heavens, and
- ~ "aSh"@ .hat y tEpu"eiIuS night AL
: , 'iopl'd WIN Iil"lt riders. human
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thu 'heli Two ',ats -. thunder fol
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