Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-05-03

BLOD lOOhluB W bbO A|N'N
things do not seem to go right
"The gift of God IS eternal life,
through Jesus Christ our Lord"
Love never complains that the price
it has to pay is too much.
No man is fit for heaven who is will
ling for any kind Of u sin to stay IN
his heart over night
The Lord cannot accomplish much
with the preacher whose head is
growing faster than bis heart.
Every Christian ought to live in a
way to compel those about him to
believe in Christ.
The devil would have to make an
assignment If he couldn't make sin
look attractive
The human heart never knows what
real joy is until tue Spirit of God
comes into it,
The greatest of all duties is the
present one.
The world was lost the moment
Eve looked at the apple The sinner
IL saved the instant he looks to Christ
God knows what he wants us to be
aud to do. He will shape and use us
If we will submit ourselves to him
truthfully, Martin Luther calls atten-
tion to the fact that the invitation in
the Psalms, "Rest in the Lord and
wait patiently for Him." is, in the
Hebrew, "Be silent to Goblet Him
mold thee" If we are not what we
ought to be, it is because we resist
Gods effort to make us so, and pre-
fer our plaps to his.-Smday School
Times
We walk out into the mystery fear
less because we trust IN Thee Wesface
the great emergency with our hearts
full of vital questions which cannot
here be answered. We leave them
all with Thee, knowing that thou wilt
cherish our wishful aspirations to-
ward Him who loved and has redeem
ed us. We would know many things
that Thou hast not revealed, but we
can only love, and trust, and wait
Madame WilldrGs Last Family
Prayer
The RESULT OF INFIDEL1TY.- With
in five minutes walk of the place
where l now write, there IS employed,
l am told, a quiet, inoffensive man,
who has long been known as an in
tidel--a disbelIever IN Christianity
and the Bible, He had a son, quiet,
studious young man, who naturally
followed his fathers way of thinking,
One day the young man packed his
bag with dynamite bombs, and on
the 4th of December, 1891, called at
the Office of Russell Sage, at II
Broadway handed him a letter de-
handing one million two hundred
thousand dollars, and failing to get
the money, dropped his bombs, was
blown to pieces himself, while others
were killed or wounded and the
building was wrecked by the explo-
sion. December Is, the head and
effects of the assassin were identified
by his parents, and his remains were
taken away.
Said his mother to the coroner: "My
son was always mild hammered.
am positive that he never harbored
any bad feeling toward Russell Sage.
He advocated the limitation of wealth.
He was regular in his habits, and was
a free thinker ard believed in no
hereafter. l never knew him to
handle explosives and it is a great
mystery to me how he learned of
them"
This is infdelity gone to seedl The
early Christian training of a godly
mother may make an lnfdel peace
able and orderly citizen: but when
his children and his children's chill
dren grow up, look outI Who are the
anarchists, dynamiters and nihilists
Atheists or infdels to man men
without Bible, or Christ, or God; hav.
no hope and believing in no here
said, And infdehty spreads, especi,
~ - 1roTrere the Bible is unknown Oh
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