Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-01-21
REV. DIR. TALMAGE
ale BROOKLIN DIVINE'S Sun
DAY SERMON.

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lFNT nHstd'r the n@1rs Of n'rnu gen
eTH''p"S. -inuteronoInr xxi. z.
Al - O'Clock last nirht, while 60 many
Gooi rconi" we're watching. an old friend
passed cut Of orr homes and n STRANGER on
tered Ih" I'D fricni making valeIiccory
was l~9!: tho stranger arriving is iep2. Tl~
Oh frl"nt was gprrulous With thr occur
r"nc''7 ~ mans daVs. hut the stranger M
ms finger over his In AMI sail nothirv AMI
seemed charged with many sAcra.q and rave-
f"ric-- J IN not 81" either the d~cpartur.or
~" hrfivaj. but was snlIni asleen, rhinkin,
tlh' vas i"r n" fhe t".t ~av - - ,rff"
h"tk no". Grplhv. 1Sa2' WcIco,ne. i-4a'
Is an hrfhF = invited into briga l", Al
r'rl"'i' hn3 c1fntanIes AM they observe
80, "Fi"r ~ ihelr fnarcn aud their traa j.
mhj"sf5c. ON" ftm" u the worli's e1i.t-
'hr" = aiVil"i INTO an arnny divineAv com-
mahle!: "a" eraS ar" the hrlgales, the cen
'nri"~ ar" ~" regiments hni The years ara
we c''hlanl,-. f"r~ari into the eternity
naSf. cut Of the eternity 10 corne' Forwart
Is the command. and nothing can halt than.
- tH''-" re "nrIi Sfonii die. While
.n'NlH- Wy t@1f' onSIer the years of
,nh"E ,'l''h' ions prnn,+H 70 sneak ~
me hrpuoIo2y OF IN" Bible, or Col Anony
tt, "ifflrieo
v" ibit" z distinction between time an
''rrniff, ~ TIM IS only piecaof ntern u.
am chronology bhs been engaged in the
S'''ii"" "%Fk 81 1IvI5in NJ this portion a.
'''ILEs I'M We 'aIl time into cornrart-
iH'hfh nj bntitnG events in their right
compartment y - rs much m in ius'ic,
against U" paSt y wrongly arrange IL
fN'li, ".lt would l." IN Injustice il. through
h'I,'ct - chronological accuracy, it should
~ 'he iaf STINT f~li't.r' he said that Amer
"a wa dl,,"F'ffi IN 100 and tn" Declare
i'Hll - lhh"' rnfi"nr@ was signed in 400
en-! Nh~hln1t z lorn0n thu 22lo Marc.
AMI ~" '.vl War Of the United stats wa
i"uRhl IN l>5.
''d pits M ne events OF time in thu
i'tHt tih'". 90 ~ =" careful that W 10 no.
f,,ut mem ~ "a" wrong place. Tho enron
"IoGV oil th'Pjtble takes six steps. but they
hT' >f'P7 80 lpng II makes Us Holt our breath
rs W "a'"fl the movement. From A1a-n
70 AbfaixHl. FROM Abraham To the cxoIu.
out ~ Etypt. From I'll. exodus 70 TIA
fnun1aflon OF Solomon Temple. From the
lHuhlh'ion - solomon, t"nole to the de-
S'Tllctl9i ~ thnf temple. From the destruc-
tI"il ~ inc tempt" 10 til" return from BABY
lonlSh c1utlvIty. From Bebvlonish car
tlvltV 7" the birth Of Christ.
'if9l7IoTy taxes pen and pencil. anicall.
inG astronomy AMI history 10 help SAYS:
'l"t Us Tx ono event from which Z, c,Ic,-
lat" everything. Let il ba n star the R.th-
lelcin star, th~ Chrietflas STAR AMI from
'hht W. =" h1ct ,anl see tho world was
created Fol years lrfore Christ. the da!u "a
came @5i0 years l"fore Christ: the exoins
out 81 I-ypt occurred 1871 years before
: hrlsf, An! Soiomon' temple was DESTROYED
oNh wears l'otort Christ.
Chronology .nt~ra the first chaptor of
brheSlS and SAYS the iaV mentioned there i
not q dar oi twtnty-foIr hours. but OF ayas
the word there Translated rs 'tIay, in othnr
places meaning a%rs, an so the Bible nc.
count OF "a" creation aul The peOloyists, ac-
count oi tn" creation ar. cOmDIotarv ber-
InohIolts. Chronology enters the book Of
l'anl"l ana says that the words thine and
a haIl mean Il wear and a half
Chronology enter, Mt another noint o,d
shows u that the seasons OF the wear were
th"n only two--eumrner and winter. We
iind that the Bible year was 3GO DAVIS instoad
OF 10; that Tire day was calculated from
- rlnck ~ the morning to 6 O'Clock at night:
thht the night was divided into four watches
namely, the late watch, the midnight. the
cock Growing. the early watch. The clock
ana watch were invented So long after the
word bean Their mission that the day was
not very sharply divided in Bible times.
Ah'Z had IA %suniial, or n flight of stairs with
n column at the top, ana tho shadow which
that column throw on the steps beneath IN
or withdrawing from step to step.
but the events OF life and the events of
me Worli moved 50 slowly for the most
part III Blile times that they had no
need OF such tlmcpleces az we, stand on orr
nlnll'els or carry IN our pockets in an aye
when Il man may have Il half dozen OF q
dozen engagements for one day and needs
To khow the txtct minute for each one of
them. Tho earth itself in Bible times was
the chlei tlmcplcce, and it turned once on
MS axisani THAT was lay. ana once around
IN" sun and that was a wear.
1t was not uiltil the Fourteenth Century
that the alnruac was born the almanac
that We toss ctrrle>s.y about, not realizing
That 1t took thH accumulated ingen uity Of
more than 800 wears 10 make opn Chron-
ology hat to lrin. into it, service tha NOM.
mcnts 81 Egypt anithcc vllniprs of As,vria
and the bricks ot Baoylon and the notary
OF NIneveh. AMI tha metals struck ar An
tioch for tive battle of Actium and all t,a
hieroglYphics that could be declphare1 and
had to 20 into the extremely dalicata husi-
ness OF asking tina ages of Adam and Satb
and Enoch and Methu,elah who aftar their
Booth ypar wantei tn T.. thou rht yo,p,
think II must hnya bean IN rac,,niti,n
~ tha srurnutlon, work III u,,L,nr .n .lno
,,c Nm. ali ~. d,ys - IL, -
after the cots Suni,y oftar INA nnn
which was of old war,hu5cl as poi- Mon.
day. after m, moon which was al,o wor-
.binat a. ~o, Tr,et,~ ,f,,r t.,o., $50
,,d az w il. jur.i., ,ftrr W. a,, ~,
rh 4, qr