The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-06-30

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ing ihc young man arosei anu haruly
showing why ne ana SO opened book
thht Jay on tne uesk, ana therc was leaf
containing line OF 1gurcs which explain
eu everything In other words, ne cast MS
purueh upon the iioru' anu Vhe boru sus.
taiheu MN houhB man. no you near that'
Other Crosses.
Oh, yes, God has sympathy with any
body that is in any kind Of toll. Ho knows
how heavy Is the hod OF bricks that the
workman carries up the ladder on the wall,
he hears the pickax Of tho miner down in
the coal shaft, he knows how strong the
tempest strikes the sailor at masthead, he
and knows how her arms ache, he sees the
sewing woman In the fourth story and
knows how few pence she gets for making
a garment, and louder than all the din and
roar of the city comes the voice of a SYM
pathetic God, Cast thy burden upon the
Lord, and he shall sustain thee"
Then there are great many who have
a weight of persecution and abuse upon
them. Sometimes society gets grudge
against man. All his motives are misin-
terpreted, and all his good deeds are depre-
ciated. With more virtue than some of the
honored and applauded he runs only
against raillcry and sharp criticism. When
a man begins to go down, he has not only
the force of natural gravitation, but a hun
dred hands to help him In the precipita-
ton. Men are prosecuted for their virtues
ana thelr successes. Uernahlcus SAID ne
hau Just as many piooer antagonists as ne
mad adornments' Inc character sometimes
Is so lustrous that the weak eyes OF envy
ana jealousy cannot Dear 10 LOOK at III.
III was their integrity that put Joseph In
the PIT, ana Danlel In the uen, ana Shad-
rach IN the lire, and sent john the Evangel-
LIST TO uesoiate Patmos' ana Gavin TO the
castle OF persecution ana John Huss TO the
stake, anu Moran aiter Moses, ana saul
after David, ana Herod after Christ. BE
sure IL you nave anything TO 90 Tor church
or state and you attempt IL with all your
soul tine llghtnlhB VIII strlke you.
Inc world always mas mad cross be-
tween Two thieves Tor the one VINO comes
to save 1t. High ana holy enterprise has
always been followed by abuse The most
sublime tragedy OF self sacrifice has come
to burlesque. The graceful gait OF virtue
Is always followed by scott and grimace
and travesty. The sweetest strain of poetry
ever written has come to ridiculous parody,
and as long as there are virtue and right
eousness In the world there will be some
thing for iniquity to grin at. All along tho
line of the ages and in all lands the cry
has been; Not this man, but Barabbas.
Now, Barabbas was robber.
New Kind of Universalism.
And what makes the prosecutions of life
worse is that they come from people whom
you have helped, from those to whom you
loaned money or have started in business,
or whom you rescued in some great crisis.
l think it has been the history of all our
lives-the most acrimonious assault has
como from those whom we have benefited,
whom we have helped, and that makes 1t
all the harder to bear. A man is in dan
ger of becoming cynical.
A clergyman of the Universalist church
went into ncighborhood for the establish
ment of church of his denomination, and
he was anxious to find some one of that
denomination, and he was pointed to o GER
tain house and went there He said to the
man OF the house: Il understand you are
a Universalist. want you to help me in
the enterprise, Well, said the man,
~ am uniyersalist, but have peculiar
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asked the minister. Well replied the
other, Il nave been out In the world and
l have been cheated and slandered and
outraged and abused until believe in uni
versal damnation?
The great danger Is that men Will be-
come cynical and given to believe, AS
DAVID was tempted to say, that all men
are liars. Oh, my friends, do not let that
De the eHect upon your souls! III you can
not endure nttle persecution, how do you
thlhk our Iathers endured great persecu-
tloh' Motley, IN MS 'Dutch Republic,
teiis US Vi Egnhoh'' ehe martyr VINO, con-
lar on tbo wv -, tLa soaTnId IA IT.
thew asked him WIN he ala that ba said.
So tha,, ,,,;lI not ha data,,,aS T., tLai,
work want to he re,dv - oh how H.
flo we have 10 endure co,,,ro r.d ,,;tb thnsa
wbo have oono boforo rel
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tSa ho,+ s,'ir,.s - - ~, III h "na "oo"
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