The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-26
SERMON on MAlRIAGEE
Rev. D, c. Hughes Excellent Discourse al
Jackson Street BQDiiS! Church.
Choosing A WlFa OR A HUSBAND


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Expect to Find and Without Which
the Married Stat, Cannot Be
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S'o''9N VI e"~o'"'--N "'o"''' .
Right to Solcitude for Her Son or
D,rcb,er
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/ Dr t1"rh,s" ' t,II', Ma srhi,ct from,
/ g;.,.sis ylyf AZ 90 a,p ,ys,,y Of ,,y
/ il,f. I.c,".''ni ,r, 5aT',St.rt'nF Ham
II racoh toI,, q, ,yir, of ina dgrgb,er Of
| Ja,a srr., as those who nr5 of tb.
| .rann',tor,. nrIsr5 ,gn,' r,oI Shall nv
lifn 1nmsgo
mo ens,j-sr q,il ,1rt a mother's So
|jicitun. for t,e I..1l nr ~ wit, her 40,
sToni3 choose i, RIGHT b,,,os. She j,
| lis ,notb.r M, yorl mother IA the
ro.T s-rral ,,3r1 nayt TO Colt. ON
| I,m,n linz No love saw, Gods ia
IIis, a r6fhor's lows. 80 sipcgrs. s,
I,,,., an npss,fsb 50 upchanggable.
/ En lIvs boI q oreat.r rjrat TO 5s 20.
/ .t,,.,gs fnrn cbills ws!lar, than 4
mulbsr L7necially ia This true in 70.
snyys Of tho marriage OF either son or
/ daughter, for every man ana every
womSns destiny 50 lar "a tina world
is concerned and often 50 TAR as the
next largely depends upon the marta
| relations
l. young man Il tortnnate III Secat'
ins WlLe pure III heArt reuAea IN Aa
ure, discreet Ia ilte, wise III counsel
affection IN disposition, ana Il t'aa
/ CHRISTIAN, no oothINs u pearl OF gVeh
price 1t, on the other GAnu, sho %
the opposite OF tn''- IMPURE, in?lncefe,
/ coarse, lnuscreet OK mp ana NE, an.
one wHo has aa GYer5loh OF every IAIa!
spiritual ana OA'.5Iiy--SA,sIy, OF az
! young men, 10 Is 10 % p1VIei
a true mother Knows All ms az,
lmnks OF all this ana says with Jacoo
mother; III my son t@-e TIIe !io!
the daughters or Heth, sucn as thes'
which are OF tue dauShIerS OF tRe iahd
what good shall my lIle 20 TO me- !
Is, then, righJ thRt Mothay should U'
solieItou3 FOR the KIND OF Wlt9 her so.
might caOoSs from the GHuSlIerS o
the lana.
DAUGHTERS And DAlGurEE5
These words of Rgb.ckah, Jacob.
mother sugres- that there are daugh
ters and daughters, Tasrc were tn,
| langh,ers OF IIsth, and the daughters
of Ham. Heln was the great grandson
of Noab. through the Hamtte line, ant
reprssauted coarse. impure an,
worldly race. Shem became the hesl
OF thatrac whsnc, sprung Abraham
isaac and Jacob, and the patriarch
and prophets through whom God ha
handed down tue principles Of true re-
lrlon which eliminated in chr.stiani
ty, whose glorious Author is incorpor
atrd in the name of the system o
religion handed down to us.
These two Ines represented il
Isgacs time what the Cainites AM
sstLites representa- in ths ante.dllu
WAN period-ths interming!ing o
which two races brought on tas fearfu
apOstdSy from God on the part OF IN
| Sethites and the increased ungodIines
and vice on the part Of "tde daughter
, OF men, on account Of which Cos
found it necessary to inguif in on
common destruction the whole CaiuiC
race aud the apJs5atss Of the Sethites
and preserve the only righteous man o
tie psr.ol, Moab, together with hi
famlIy--hi5 wife his thrOe cons an
their wives.
The example of the dreadful consa
queuccs ot the unhoLy alliances OF tn
Ime before the flood. justly alarme
jacob mother iu view Of the possiuil
ny OF an alliance with the daughte
Of Hetb. Sl" also, had had some 6
rgrenca Of the sld results of uuho,
. tIiAucss in tho ca5s Of her own 80
Eyau.
We learn what o grief this had bee
to ltseeEaa, anu sAs tfeiu o'su IN we
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