The Penn's Grove record., 1892-07-22
PENIS GROVE. N. J.. FRIDAY. JULY %. 1892

30 all the vicissitudes Of this fffe, 90 faras
they have any religious profit, are In the
right Of the Christian. II you should ssano
among the Allegheny Mountains sspec1Ahy
near what is called the "Horseshoe.' you
would lind a train Of cars almost douotlny
on itself, and sitting Ia the bsck car yo1 -
a locomotive co ming as you look out OF ne
window, and you think it u another train
when it Is only the front OF the tram IN
which you are riding: and sometimes you
can hardly tell whether thu train y going
toward Pittsburg OF toward fhuadeapnias
but it Is on the track, ami it will reach the
depot for which it started, and al ths pa.
sengsrs will be discharged - the r1gns
place. Nov there are = great many ,nars
curves Ia life. Sometimes We seem 70 %
gong this way ami sometimes We seem 70 %
going that way, but II We are Christians We
are on the right track and We are goans ~
come out at the right place. Do not ses
worried. then, about the sharp curve.
A sailing vessel starts from New YORK LOT
Glasgow. Does it go in q straight nne,
Oh. no. It changes its track evsey ssss
OF going TO Glasgow, must be going 70
Havre, or 1t Is going to Hamburg, or it rs go
ing to Marseilles" No, no. 1t Is going 70
Glasgow. And in this voyage OF life We
often have to change our tack Oae seorh
blows US this way, and another soorf- o,ows
us that way; but He who boil 70 the WINS
His fist will bring Us into q haven Of ever
lasting rest just at the right time. DO nor
worry, then, if you nave to ctAnge LACE.
One OF the best things that ever happenel
n Paul was being thro wn of hts horss- One
of the best things that sver happsned 60
Joseph was bsing thrown into the PIT; .n'
losing of his physical eyesight heipei Sonn
Milton to see the battle OF the angels. cno
Of the best things that ever happenet 70
I~onatius was being thrown to the wild beasts
In the Coliseum, and while eighty tnousana
psouls we're jeering ~ his religion ~
walked up to the fiercest OF all the HON and
looked him 10 the eye, as much - to sAy
Here am. ready to b dsvoursd for
All things work together for your good
II you walk the desert, the mamma viii fall
Of sickness Is kindled ovsr your pillow, by
its light you can read the PROMISE II the
waves Of trouble dash high above your
girdle, across the blast and across the surge
you can hear the promise. "When thou pass
eth through the waters I will b with thea
You never owned . glove, or . shoa or .
hat, or q q coat more certainly than you own
all the frets and ~annoyauces and exaspera-
lions Of this life, and they are bound to work
out POUR present and your eternal good.
They are tue saws, the hsmmers the flss by
which you are to b hewn and cut and
smoothed for your eternal well being.
Here is a vessel that goes along the coast;
Il hugs the coast. The captain Of that
vessel seems chiefly anxious % keep re
paint on his ship from being married or thu
sails from being torn. When that vessel
comes to port, nobody looks on Il with any
interest. But here Il . vessel that went
across the sea with vast product and comes
In with vast importation sails patched,
masts spliced, pumps all working to keep
out the water: 1t has come through the
hurricane which has SUM twenty steamer.
rigging. Now the men-of- war anchored In
the hsrbor boom forth their welcome
through the portfolios.
30 there are some Christians who are hav-
ing an easy time. It seems to thsm smooth
sailing all the way. When they get into
heaven there will be no excitsmenk there
will be very few people who will ever find
have gone through q hundred midnight hur-
ricanss-storm to the right Of them, storm
to the left Of them, storm all the way-when
they come up the harbor OF heaven, all the
redeemed viii turn out to greet them. and
bid them hail and welcome.
! 20 further, and tell you that the
Christian owns not only this wor d hut he
0WQH Inc next WUftus w Cua1ul W 10
leaped, no desert to be crossed. There Is the
wall; there is the gate Of heaven. He owns
all on his side. Now, 1 am g.sng to show
you that he owns all on the other slde'
Death IL not q rufian hat comes down 70
burn us out Of house and home, destroying
the house OF the tabernacle 30 that we
should be homeless forever. Oh. moi He h
only q black messenger who COMES 70 tell US
IL Il time o move, to tell N TO get out Of
THE hut and m M into HE nRiada. aI
Tho Christian own all heaven. All are
yours.n Its palaces OF beauty, its towers OF
strength, its castles Of love. He will not
WALK In the eternal city as = foreigner In q
strange city, but as . farmer walks over bis
own premises. "All are yours" All the
mansions yours. Angels ~ companions:
lookout. thrones Of heaven the place
where you will shout the triumph. Jesus is
yours. God is yours. You look up into the
face OF God and say, my Father" You
look up into the face Of Jesus and say. my
brother"
Waik out upon the battlements Of heaven
and look OF upon the city Of the sun. No
tears, No sorrow No death. Nosmoke OF toll
ing warehouse curling on the air. No voice
Of blasphemy thrilling through that bright
clear Sabbath morning. No din Of strife jar
ring the air. Then take out your deed AMI
remember that from throne to throne. q
from wall to wall, and from horizon to hori-
son al are yours"
Then get up into the temple OF the sun.
vorshipers In white, each WITH . palm
and from high gallery OF hat tenn
ME look down the thousands OF Thousands,
md the ten thousand times ten thousand,
and the one hundred and forty and four
thousand. and the great multitude that no
man can number, and louder than the rush
Of the wheels, louder than the tramp Of the
redeemed, hear q voice saying. A are
yoursr
the throne OF God. Martyrs who went up
On wings Of flame. Invalids who went up
from couchss Of distress. Toilers who went
mn from the ~workhouse, q the factory,
and the mine. All toe sumer1ng and thp
bruised children OF God See tue cnariots OF
aviation: in them those VINO were more
than conouerors. See them marching arount
sbout ths throne OF God forever and for
evar And know that 'all are yoursf
b We who have pains OF body that exhaust
vour strength and wear out your patience,
hold before YOU this morning the land OF
starnai health and of im~perishable beauty,
and siali is yoursr' o ye who have a
work to get your daily bread, naru work 20
halter your children from the storm. | lift
haeora Won the vision of that Ian | where they
never hunger. AMI they never thirst and
God leads them, and robes cover them, and
DE warmth OF eternal love fills them. aniali
hat is yoursi
on, ~ tSs Gross Of Christ, I bessech
them at once to be reconciiei to Godl Re-
ms%bsr il You are not found among that
white robed army who follow the saviour in
His victorious march, your part mus. r pe
LORD Jesus shall be revealed from heaven in
RAINING fire, taking vengeance on those that
know not God and obey not g., the g Gospel Ssps q
our Lord Jesus christ who 2 ar ne punished
snsa If the Lord and from the glory Of His
nowsr when He shall come to be giorided In
His saints. and to be admired In all them
that believe"
Roofs Of the onion penetrate the
earth to the depth Of from four to six
feet wren conditions are favorable.
The Chinese makes great account or
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