The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-07-28

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oin their voices and their musical
aud soft south wind
aud loud lunged euroclydon will
sweep the great organ pipes, and you
shall sec Gods hand str kim the keys
md CODE foot trampiug the pedals in
.hc great oratorio of the ages.
So all artistic and literary advantages
Ire in tho Christians right. l do not
are on whose wall the picture hangs or
IN whose pedestal tho sculpture stands,
t belongs TO Christians. The Bierstadts
and the ch riches are all working for us.
''All are yours" The LuXembourgs,
The Louvre. all the galleries OF Naples
aud Rome ana Ncnice--thcy arc all to |
come into the possession OF the church |
OF Jesus Christ. We may not now have |
them on our walls, but the time will |
come when the writ of ciecJmcnt will be |
served and tho church will possess every
thing. All parks, all tlshponds, all col.
ors, all harvcsts "all arc yours"
Secondly, [ remark that the right to
1uil temporal support is in the Chris
tIan's name. 1t IS Il great affair to feed
the word. Just think Of the fact that
this morning sixteen hundred millions
oi our race breakiastcd at Gods table.
The commssary department of hun
drcd thousand men in an army will eng
age scores OF people; buL Just think of a
runmisSary department Of a world!
lhnk "i the gathering up from the rice
swampS, ald the tea fields and the orch Il.
nrdH, and the fisheries? No one but
God could tell how many bushels it
w"uld take to feed five continents.
Then to clOtnC all these NCOplc---hOw
man IulS must be captured, and how
m'lch 'laN broken, and how much cotton
| picked. lust thuk OF the infinite ward
| robe where sixteen hundred millions OF
! prr;,)c set Their clothes, God snrcads
| ia" labic lirst o. AZ tor his children OF
e. urav that would lc y ,rrv yr(fsh man
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! l"tHu Uld H." C"ru0:ant pick its food
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see Il LOCOMOTIVES cnminr ~. yor In0i,
out Of ll,c window and ynn tI;nl, IT. ;s
umnthrr train when II is nnIv thn rrnnt
OF tie train in which Won ava ,,dino
and sometimes you can hordIv tnIi
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burg or toward I'hiladrinhta INF il 10
Oh the track and it win rrarh the danot
for which II started and all the passen.
gers W!ll be discharged at the RIGHT