The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-05

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shall We fight him back? Shall We
talk as though lie had no right to Gomez
II any one In all the universe has q
right to that which IL beautiful in our
homes. then our master has. and he
will take 1t. and he will wear it over his
heart, or he will set it In the vase of
the palace eternal. "The Lord gave.
and the Lord hath taken away; blessed
le the name Of the Lord" Peace.
troubled soul! put the balm oh your
wounded heart tonight. The morning
star, the morning star Of the Rctleeln-
or.
Again, Christ hcralds the dawn Of
millennial glory. 1t IL night in China.
night In India, night in Siberia. night
for the vast majority Of the worlds
population. But 1t seems to me there
are some intimati0ns Of the morning.
All Spain Is to brought under the ill.,
fiuence of the gospel. What il that
light see breaking over the top OF the
Pryennecs? The morning! Yea. all Italy
shall receive the gospel. She shall
have her schools, and her colleges, and
her churches; her vast population shall
surrender themselves to Christ. What
Is that light l see breaking over the
top of the Alps? The morning. AL
India shall come to God. Her idols
shall be cast down. lfer Jugger-
nauts shall be broken. Her temples Of
iniQuity shall he demolished. What Is
that light sec breaking over the top
Of the Himalayas! The morning. The
cmpurplal clouds shall gild the path of
the cOnluering day. The HOttentot
will come out OF his mud hovel to look
ut the dawn: the Chinaman will come
up on the giant cliffs. the Norwegian
will get upon the rocks. and all the
beach Of heaven will be crowded with
celestial inhabitants come out to see
the sun rise over the ocean Of the
worlds agony. They shall come from
the east and from the west. from the
north and from thu south. and sit down
In the kingdom Of God. These swclter-
c,l under tropical sums. These shiverNl
under lcclantlic temperature. These
pluckctl the vineyards in Italy. These
packed the tca-boXes in China. These
were alnriginrs lifting up their duSky
faces in the dawn. And the wind shall
watt 1t, and every mountain shall h,..
come Il TRANSPORTATION. and the sea-
will become the walking place Of him
who trOd the wave cliffs Of stormy
Tiberias, and the song of joy shall rise
toward heaven. and the great sky will
become Il sounding board which shall
strike back the shout OF salvation to
the earth until 1t rebounds again to
the thrown of tho Almighty. and the
morning star Of Christian hope will
become the full sunburst of millrnnial
glory.
Again. Christ hcral,ls the dawn of
heaven upon every Christians dying
pillow. ! suppOse yuu have noticed
that the characteristics of people In
their healthy days are very apt to he
their characteristics in their dying
days Tho dying words Of ambitious
Napoleon were: Head of the Army"
Tho dying words Of poetic Lord Byron
were: 81 must sleep now" The dyin.
words Of affcctionate Lord Nelson
were: "Niss mo, Hardy" The dying
words OF NOltaira We're. as hc saw one
whom he supposed to lu Jesus In the
room: "Crush that wretch" But l have
noticed that the dying words Of Chris
tians always mean peace. Generally
the pain is all gone. and there is great
qlietutle through the room. AS one Of
these brothers told mo of. his mother
in the last moment: "She looked IN,
and said. puinting 10 some snprrnatnr.
al lping that seemed To be In the room
Look nj thai bright form Why t,,nv
have come for me now
The lattice IL turned so that thr light
IL very pleasant. 1t is peace all around.
You ask yourself. why, can this l,c Il
dying room? 1t Ia no different from any
thing ever expected" And you walk
dow. ana Won come hack nnd look nt
the watch. ma Won look ,t tho face Of
| the patient again. and there is M
change. cycent thnt thr face ia bncom.
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