The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-27

Newton consented, and all the fire went out
from the mountains, and all the signs Of
lurid wrath disappeared from the air, and
John Newton sal1 that he saw IN bis dream
that that valuable gem was bis soul. and
that the being vino persuaded him 70 throw
it overheard was Satan, and that the one
who plunged In and restored that gem,
keeping IL for him, was Christ. And that
dream makes one of the most wonderful
chapters in the life OF that most wonderful
man,
A German was crossing the Atlantic
Ocean, and in his dreams he saw a man
with a handful Of white flowers, and he was
told to follow the man who had that hand
ful OF white flowers The German. arriv-
ing in New York, wandered into the Fulton
street prayer meeting, and Mr.. Lamphier-
whom many Of you knOW-the great
apostle Of prayer meetings, that day had
given to him bunch of tuberOses. They
stood on his desk, and at the close Of the re-
hgiOus services he took the tuberoSes and
started homeward, and the German fol-
lowed him, and through an interpreter told
Mr.. Lamphier that on the sea he had
dreamed Of man with a handful of white
flowers and was told to follow him. Suffice
1t 10 say, through that interview and fol-
lowing interviews, he became a Christian
and is a city missionary preaching the Ros-
pei to his own countrymen4 God in
dream!
John Hardock, while on shIpbosrd,
dreamed one night that the day of judg-
ment had come, and that the roll of the
ships crew was called. except his own name,
and that these people, this crew, we're all
banshed and in his dream he asked the
reader why his own name was omitted, and
he was told it was TO give him more Oppor-
tunity for repentance He woke up a DIFF
ferert man. He became illustrious for
Christian attainment. If you do not be-
Hpua fbaGa fhiDya mi dtaCard all
testimony, and refuse to accept any kind of
authoritative witness God In a dream.
Rev. Herbert Mendes was converted to
God through dream of the last judgment;
and doubt IL there is a man or woman in
this house to-day that has not had some
dream of that great day of judgment which
shall be the winding up OF the worlds his
tory. IL you have not dreamed Of il, per-
haps tonight you may dream of that day.
There are enough materials to make a
dream. Enough voices, for there shall be
the roaring OK the elements, and the great
earthquake. Enough light for the dream,
for the " orld shall blaze. Enough excite
ment, for the mountains shall fall. Enough
water, for the ocean shall roar. Enough
astronomical phenomena, for the stars shall
go out. Enough population, for all the
races OF all the ages will fall into line Of one
OF two PROFESSIONS, the one ascending and
the other descending, the one led on by the
IlueT on IHe WulLe nOTs0 OIL eternal
victory. the other led on by Apollyon
on the black charger OF eternal
defeat. The dream comes on me now, and
l see the lightnings from above answering
the volcano disturbances from beneath :,
and l hear the long reverberating thunders
that shall wake up the dead, and on one
side l see the opening of gate into scenes
golden and Amethystine, and on the other
side hear the Changing back of a gate into
Bastlles of eternal bondage, and all the seas
lifting up their crystal voices, cry: Come
to Judgment" and all the voices of the
heaven cry, "Come 10 Judgment and
bling mausoleum aud Westminster
abbeys ana pyramids of the dead with
marble voices cry, Come to Judgment"
And the archangel seizes an instrument of
music which has never yet been sounded,
an instrument Of music that was made
only for one sound, aud thrusting that
mighty trumpet through the clouds and
turning it this way, he shall put it to his lip
and blow the long, loud blast that shall
make the solid earth CULVER, crying: Come
to judgmentm
Then from this earthly grossness quit,
Attired Ia stars, we shall forever sit.