Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-02-24
REV. DIR TAI.N.AGE.
The BROOkITH D.siNEE Sun
DAY SE-ECN-.

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} oifne rire- 'nebar. an nr'nont 81 -. Pm.
ph,e'Ts. sat Ezekiel. II was ,se-. III t,J -,
immortal dream. AMI II = given \, -. II -.
! Holy Scriptures. He s!r-amr .. r - "a
Egypt. He dreanoi 81 Chr. nv. 49,.
ing heaven TIL. e1ilr. -e4,a ~. go -.
Che'ar. had a more Won Ic-.. -.
you os | ever have ha : x.. h,v.
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~ana pr "etjn or Thqn.g ;.sl- ~
Dantba. -
Bnt We MI hive hal rnero-, =, rD,re
! r'm" - ,h@n when We w"r" s~ff 4-l.a- AMI
na'' awake, 50 tina, We lii 10. .ro-v rhe.aar
'hey w"r" horn 81 -ha lnv ~ .nrti,h.
whether thev wern th1u .n,. -, .q~s- -, !,
aisarranSed ns in ~lnnher - ~. ,uaxna-
ton 81 f~acultin. awasa
snch a dream | had III. urr4.a. !. ~
m'oa' as'tpast 5. and the iav sl- br.a.in.
!. "as n fream of Col. a.irc7n 81 heaven.
Ezekiel hal his dream on The I,nl-t -,
! 'h"bar | had nay dream ~. ,ar fr,., ia.
hhnks o. tn" Hudson. The most Ak -ae4.o-i.
81 heaven w"r" written many . +r.l- 81 az.
AMI th"y tell rs how Tic plac. la,.ol.h..
or how i Will lnok centuries. al,ca! Wauli
you not Ike n know how it loe..s nrv, T.t,
- ~hh' l Am gong 10 tell yot. VIZ tt.r.
THIS rlorntnS. | have Jus. ~ f.=., Hawr
20 into that city Of tn sun IEnav M.
"hi'h % IN" twelve gates / cateral 70 ,oa
uncertain Bat NY nr,t ~ ~.
scen" IL that ! stool on ono % tn. ,rain ~
nne>, looking this way an that. ~. IL ran.
tnr"s. AMI thcair 50 full o music m 70 10
i"n"" and laughter and glci; TIN. kaav ma.
"nich street 10 take. when an any,f q. 41l
ac'ost"i ne and offered n Ahrv n,a ,aa ~.
lerts OF greatest interest. an r1n NJ. .rr
from street 10 street, and from rnaaaian t.
mansion. and from tempt" ~ ,4nnra arl
rom wall to wall. ! sail ~ The an..I Hoy
long hnst thou been in hearen. nultho an
sWer. 'Thirtv-two years ac.0rir4 tn ~.
earthly calendar
Ihere was n secret about this . nar,o
,ha' WASH o given me. buf from 4fe Ten ,cr-
ness and sweetness and affection m inter-
PSI TAKEN In my walk through holr4a. AMI
NOR man all in the fact Of thlrtn-.Ha year,
t"sil"n'n. IN" number o. rc4r- in - 40
is""nded. | think il WIS nv na,h"~ Oh
aS' ana derrepitudc and the r. look w..ra
III gone, but think it wa she. Yo, see.
vas only on a visit 10 the city AMI ha not
Fet 'tken up residence, &nii rcnl1 knoy
only in part.
| looked in for a few moments NJ ,he front
'emple. Our brilliant ana lovely Scotch IL
tavIst. Mr.. Drummond. SAYS t1rra j. no
.hnrch IN heaven. but he dill not look for +
on the right street. st. John was right when
n his Patmosic vision, recorded in the third
chapter OF Revelation. he speaks OF 'the
'emple OF my God" saw il this mornint,
ne largest church ! ever saw, as hi- a. all
ne churches and cathedrals OF the earth nut
"gether, and It was throneci. Oh. what a
multitude! ! had never seen 30 rianv pno-
Die together. All the audiences II All The
'hurches of all the earth put together would
make n poor attendance compared with th.
IssembiaRe. There was a fashion in attire
md hcaddress that Immediately took nv at
entlon. The fashion was white. All in
Thite. save one. And the hnaIlress was n
garland of rose and lily and mignonette.
mingled with green leaves cuilei from the
oval gardens and bound together with bands
II gold.
And ! saw some young mon with a ring on
lie finger OF the right hanl and said to nv
accompanying angel. 'Whv those rings on
ne fingers of the right hanls?" and | was
Old that those who wOrethrm warc pro,iiral
ons and once fed swine imth" Wilderness
tnd lved on husks. but they camnhomn. and
ne rejoicing father said. Put a ring on his
land.
but SAID there was one OK .optiOn to this
hshion OF white pcrvading all toe auditorium
md clear up through all the galleries. It
vas the attire OF the ono who presided in
nat immense templc-thc chiefeSt. the
nightlest. the loveliest person in all the
'lace. His cheeks secmcdto be flushed with
infinite beauty, and his forehead was Il
morning sky. and his lips were elouuencc
1mnipotent. But his attire was Of deep
'oiors. They suggested the carnagethrough
which he had passed. ana | sud 10 my at
ending angel. What is that rimson robe
hat be wears and / was, told. 'They are
lyed garments from Bozrah," and II troI
he wine press alone"
Soon after l entered this tempt" they be-
IAN to chant the celestial 1itany. It was I'M
Ike anything | had ever heard for sweetness
M power. and | have heard tn. most swec.
" the great organs and tho most ii the
,reat oratorios. | said to my accompanying
1ngel. Who is that s~taniinc~yoader with
ne barp and the answer was. David "
Ani said. who IS that spun ling that