The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-03

supply is large enough for all the present
inhabitants Of earth and heaven to sit at,
and for the still mightier populations that
are yet to be.
Do not sail coastwise along your old
habits and old sins. Keep clear OF tue shore.
Go out where the water is deepest. O, for
the mid-sea Of Gods mercyl 'tBe it known
unto you men and brethren, that through
this man is preached unto you forgiveness
of sins.n preach it with as mu n conf
dence TO the SO-year-old transxressor as to
the maiden. Though your sins were
blood-red, they shalIi be snow-whIts.
The more ragged the prodIgal, the more
compassionate the father. Do you say that
you are too badf The high-weter mark Of
Gods pardon Is higher than all your trans
gressio1s. The blood Of Jesus Christ
cleanseth from all sin" Do you say hat
your heart is hardl Suppose it we're ten
times harder. Do you say that your in
EQUITY is long-oontinuedl Suppose it were
ten times longer. Do you say that your
crimes are blackl Suppose that they were
ten times blacker. Is there any lion that
this Samson cannot slayl Is there any fort
reSs that this conqusror cannot takel is
there any ain this redeemer cannot pardon!
1t Is said that when Charlenagne's host
was overpowered by the three armies OF
the Shracens in the pass of Rnncesva!les,
his warrior, Roland, in terrible earnest
ANoot ooANoA a buAlpoJ, hs4A
with such terrific strength that the o.
posing army reeled back with teT-
ror; but at the third blast Of the trumpet
IL broke in two. | see your soul hercely
sailed by all the powers Of earth and hell.
put the mightier trumpet Of the gospel to
my lips, and / blow it three times. Blast
the first Whosoever will, let him come"
Blast the second" Seek We the Lord while
he may be foundn Blast the third-"Now
is the accepted time, now Is the day OF sal
vation.n Does not the host OF your SINS fall
backl But the trumpet does not,
ike that of Roland, break IN two. As IL
was handed down 70 us from the lips OF
our fathers, we hand 1t down to the lips
of our children, and tell them to sound
It when we are dead, that all the genera
lions Of men may know that our God is a
pardoning Coda sympathetic Coda
loving God; and that more TO him than the
anthems of heaven, more to him than on
the throne on which he sits, more TO him
than are the temples of celestial worship, is
the joy Of sasng the wanderer putting his
hand on the door-latch OF his fathers house
Hear 1t, all We nations Bread for the worst
hunger Medicine for the WORST sickness.
Light for the thickest darkness. Harbor for
the worst storm.
Dr. Prime, in his book of wonderful
interest entitled Around the World" de-
scribes a tomb In India of marvellous
architecture. Twenty thousand men were
twenty-five years in erecting that
aud the buildings around IL. Standing in
that TONI, If you speak or sing, after you
have ceased you hear the echo coming from
hight Of one hundred and fifty feet. 1t
is not like other echoes. The sound is drawn
out in sweet prolongation, as though the
angels of God were chanting on the wing
How many souls in the tomb OF sin will lift
up the voice of penitenoe and prayerl If
now they would cry unto God the echo
would drop from afsr-not struck from the
marble cupola Of an earthly mausoleum, but
sounding back from the warm heart of
angels. flying with the news; for there is
JOY among the angels of God over one sin
ner that repentethl