Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-02-17

III. angel -es. - ~ou would shout upward.
He !. coming and the anSr posing
higher ir the air would shout il upwari.
He is coming g and II would run all up the
lire r. it-ht tr~r wing &c wing and from
trumpet Is :ranpe. until y Preached the gate,
| and then I. would fash II The heus- OF
many mansions. and il would And out your
KIN Tod ther-. and before your tears OF re-
leteaanre had teen wiped from the cheek
and he'ore you had finished voar first prayer
roar kindred in glory would know os it.
and another heaven would lie added 10 their
ioy. ala! They would cry Ny prayers ara
Answered another Lowell one saved. Give
me a harp With which to sthke the 10Y.
Saved sareii Saved"
fl have shown YOU that ''aII things ara
ready 'ha; fhrist ie ready. that the Holy
! SpirI. * ready. thai th8 ahufch IL ready.
cloriaet hundred are ready. then
with AL the concentrated emphasis OF nv
soal | ask1 # YOU ara -eafv2 You see nv
suoject throws THE whole responsibility upon
xoaree,f. II yoa % not get into the Kings
tanque: j. i hecaus" you 10 not accept the
invitation. You have the most in~portunste
invitation. Two arms str-'chei down from
tins erfas soaked n blood from elbow 10
finger nj Z iiTs 'itir-fing in mortal an
Cu.sh. TWO eyes heauing 31h ihirite love,
sayin-. Conn. cone. for all things are r51
ready.
told YOU that wien the Queen came to
kenllwor,hC Castle they stopped all the clocks.
that the finger Of time might be pointed to
that happy moment Of her arrival. Oh. ii
:hr hing would ONE To the castle OF your
soul. you might we.lV AFFORD - step al the
clocks. that the hands might forever pointtd
thi, moment as the one most bright. most
blessed. most :remen ious. Now. | wish |
could 20 around from oirci. t. circle AMI IN
vite every one Of YOU. according - the inv
/ fattan nj 49, fayt Eur-nv s.fe9D,a -
would like totakeevery one of you hy tho
hand AMI .ly. Come Old man. who has
been wandering sixty or seventy years, thy
sun ha. almost gone Gown. Through IN"
dust OF the evening stretch out your witherel
hand to Christ. II" Will no, cas-, thee cf,
Old man Oh. that one tear If repentance
might ,rickle down thy vrinkled cheek A.
ter Chr ST has fed thee all thy life lct1g, do
YOU not think You can afford TO speak one
word in His praise:
Come. those % YOU VINO are farthest away
from God. Drunkarj. Christ can put out
the fire Of thy thirst. lie can break that
shachIe. He can restOrr thy blasted home.
Go TO Jesus. libertine. Christ saw thee
where thou vert last night. He knows Of
Thy Sill. Yet il thou wilt bring thy polluted
soll to Han this moment He will throw over
IT the mantle of HI. pardon and love. Mercy
:or thee, Oh. thou chief Of sinners Hario',
thy feet tGui with hell and thy laughter the
ItTIoT vi tIif ~tITfi oI, -udIN
look u J.sus' Merry for thee. poor lost
waif OF the street S.lf-righteOus man. thou
mast be born again. o. thou canst no. seq
the Kingdom Of God.
DO YOU think YOU can get into the feast
witt those rays? Why. the Kings servant
would tear them off and leave you naked ut
the gate. You must be born again. Tla
,,av Is far spent. The cliffs begin to slide
their long shadows across the plan. Do yol
know the feast has already begun the feast
10 which YOU VIZ" iuyit-1-and the King
sits with HIS nand on the door of the ban
quoting room. and He begins TO swing it
smut! 1t is hal. way shut. II Is three
fourths shut. It is only Just ajar. Soon il
will he shut.
Come tor all things are now ready
Have | missed one man? Who has not felt
himself called this ho r? Then l call him
now. This is the hour of thy redemption.
While God invites. how best the day:
How sweet the GOSPELS charming sound.
Come, sinner. haste. oh. haste away.
White Vet a pardon NJ Go j. fpnnf-