Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-02-09
REV. DR.. TAlMAGE.
THE BROUKLYN DININE'S Sun
DAY SERMON.
Subject. "A Vr-ro> on IIEWrN"

Subject: "A YI-Io> on ilEANrN'
IEXr. "NO,c 90 cam, 10 pass Is I leds
among he ,dpt,rts by hcTicss Of Chsbar that
he hedC,aS lr,r, OD.asd dni ] sac utsiOTS Of
God '-Ezekiei J., T.
ENpafriated AMI in lar exile on tho hanks
Of the river Chehar an aftiuent OF the Eu-
pirates, sat Ezekiel. II was there he had an
immortal dream, and It Is given to us I'm the
Holy Scriptures. He dreamed OF Tyre and
Egypt. He dreamed OF Christ and the COM
ing heaven. This exile. seated by that river
Chcbar, had a more wonderful dream than
yon or ever have had or over will have
seated on the banks OF the Hudson or Ala
1ama or Oregon or Thames or Tiber or
Danube.
But We all haze had memorable dreams
some OF them when We were half asleep and
half awake, so that we did not know whether
they were born Of shadow or sunlight
whether they were thoughts let loose and
disarranged rs in slumber. or tho imaeina.
ton Of faculties awake
Such n dream | had this morning. II was
about half-past .. and the day was breaking
II was dream OF God, a dream Of heaven
Ezekiel had his dream on the hanks OF the
-, - "'u my uiUHl NOT Ihr from tue
" nv iIuusGn' me most 81 the stories
Ut heaven were written many centuries ago,
AMI they tell Ms how the place looked then.
or how IL Will look centuries ahead Would
you not like 10 know how II looks now? That
ia what | am going to tell YOU was there
this morning. have ylst got buck. How
~ ~ i"'o tH'' cry at Tue sun know not.
",vn u. '''J WE'VE S",e7 entered Is TO mo
uncertain. but my HtaI remembrance oil the
9vc"o ~ 'nH' STOOL GA one OF IN" main ave
huus' 'ooh'itE 'nl' WAY hhl thht, lost IN rap
~ "i't VIC 1it 81 ''t'i oi muse, anu redo
"i.,' aug '!'oi "''' 'S"t thht knew nor
"nicu ~ f''t l" t"Nr' Wneh an angel OF God
H'.pS'%" me ana "Hrr'h |" snow me IN" OBJ
- 80 ", A.t"''s' il'e'eS,' ana touuuot me
,ion' S'l'l' 20 Ntrt''' anu from mansion 10
"t Iipii lrnpI' 10 Temple ana
i ito"t "'.' =" wiz s"'u 10 tue hhSci, HOW
IoiH mn , mo" ue'h III heaven anu IN" an
on.I' lh,H S,'"" years according - the
o"1 III, caIehuar'
I"oio was secret ABOUT thla Anglers name
lh"t was not given me hut from the tender
Ia. ,a Inv y, ','n'99 "n" nuec'ioh anu inter
IN ~ ,"y VAN through hc''Nth' ana
n." i t'ah az III lilc iAf OF lhtTy-tWo years
le7'uo,''' 'no number oI years since snr
"Sr'nu1'; 'nlnA II Was my moihtr' On
u" a., anu ucrt' PiGue anu tue urea look werr
n'' T"",, u"' '"thh II was sue you see J
VIZ "aN Oily on Nlst 10 Tue rty ana had nor
Sct .nNeh up residence ana could Know
oHE III part
iIoAea IN io ORR a. rev moments al tue great
"ntp.' our IrIlliaht ana lovely scotch eS-
Ml's,i ~ Hr"'l,Ihohu' HhE7 mere Is no
w "a 'eh' o"t ne "l' nor l0ok lor II
"h ~ 'l' tlHht street. 81 'oHh was right when
Nis,un, ''torHe'l III III" 'll."
.mnPtrr o. he''!atloI' ne sPoak' OF ,th'
~. .kkn'L'r VI my non' "a" II 'AlT morning,
a.. NV iH,h'I' on'.rrh eyer saw NS 'lE rs al,
anu I"' "l u, e"t'u p"'
,osI',',i anu !, ""e ll'ohSe'' 'u' what
H" '.,, n9' never seen :" many PEG
PL.r.oEethtI. Al lho audiences ol All me
lni ,','9 ~ az VI" ,"r',' put 1"S"thcr Moul
n"No =" pour aItrhu"n'c 'o.hi'IFe" WIN inc
Asse ass t.l mere was lashloh IN ATTIRE
ANY,. tiIt i''c,''a"ly LOON my at
.oht'"". nv i"S,ioh was Wnite. Al III
Mn'r, save Que Ahd ihN headdres7 was
e a,'au' ". 'oso anu NY any nhEhoaeti
m.iS".t WIN green leAv.'S 1uiIei rom ne
80 81 NSH7 """ "0"""' ''N''"eI "Nu p"HuS
VI SotH;
Au" SAW some young men with ring on
| tnc nuser 81 'he risut nann anu sain 10 my
I accompanying acc anger, why those rings on
!hs ihEers Oh tne riSht nah's' ana was
toIu 'hat 'hoSo VINO wor'them We're proiiEaI
sons anu once lea SWINE III the wilderness
~.
Tue Tcio''ihS la'h"r said 'Fnt II ring on MS
hand.
But said there was one exception to TINS
'aSnlon oil Whte pervading all the auditorium
AMI clear up through all the galleries. 1t
was the attire OF the one who presided IN
that immense temple tho chlciest, the
mightlest, the lovclic7t person in all the
place. His cheeks seeneito he flushed with
INFINITE beauty, and his forehead was q
morning 9kN. ana his Inns llOInRnpt
omnipoteat' But his attire was of deer
colors. Ihcy suggested the carnage through
when he mad passed, andf said TO my at
tending angel. What Is that crimson robe
mat he wears and was told, They ar,
dyed garments from Bozrah, and He trOt
tho vine press alone.
soon alter entered this temple they be
gan to chant the celestial litany. 1t was I'M
Ike anything had ever heard for sweetnes.
and power, and have heard tho most sweet
lot ihe great organs and the most OF th'
great oratorios. said 10 my accompanies
langeI. WHO Is that standing yonder witt
the harpt ana the answer was, David y
Ana said, VINO Is that sounding that
trumpet ana Inc answer was Gabriel J
And | said, Who IL that at the organ an(
the answer was handel Ana the music
rolled on iii IL came TO doNoIoHy eNtoiiln1
CHRIST HlmseIi, When all the w0rshiper5
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ieries OF them, suddenly dropped on theli
knees anu chanted, worth Is the Lamb tina
was slain. unuer inc orerpowcrinS mar
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pu' no'i.ou ~ l m"H npout 10 urn az. NV"
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.,n,s, oi car ooo'iTs i''o w,', 'ho ot
'nls useu l W weep tnuit Siio's nnt 9et thr'
ho,tio IN "toa% If i",9 HASA
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'rhat ia tbn It'll a. ,,,bi'I narit ,h, nsai',
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