The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-12-06

pavement oi tInrei shells an pearls. au1
on Wthrr side iWo great wallis or waiar-
solid. There H1H hi mo danger FORWARD,
great host 81 iho EEypuaaal Clap thn
cYmbalg and blow che lfump1l 0i victory.
Aterthe Wo win catch them Ytt. aui
they shall he destroyed But the walls begin
to ifemhlel They roek They inll The
raahlng waienl The shrlos # drowning
men. The swimming di che Wff horses in
vain Cor Che sA8rei Tho HHHlng of tho
great host on the bottom of the SOC, or
pitched By lhe angry wave on the beach,
battered. bruised aud lOatbs8mo wreck
suddenly destruction came. One half hour
before th0y could not have believed &C. De-
sir0yed, and without remedy.
am just setting forth n fact which you
have noticed as we'll rs T. Anauias comes
Go the apostle. The apostle says, "Did son
sell the land for so muehY' Hsstya. "Ies."
u wag De-. Dead. as quick ns thai
sappaira, his wife. comes An. "bid you sgil
thB land iof so much2' eyes" 10 WAS q
lie. and quick as that she was dead Gods
judgments are upon those who despise Him
and defy Him. They como suddenly.
The destroying angel went through Egypt.
Do you suppose that any OF the people knew
that He was comingl Did they hear the Zap
OF His great wing? mol MOI Suddenly un-
expectodly. He came.
Skilled sportsmen do not like 90 shoot a
bird standing on n sprig nearby. no they ure
skilled. they pride themselves on taking il on
the wing, and they wait tlll Il starts. Death
Is an old sportsman and be loves 90 take men
flying under the very sun. lie loves 90 take
them on the wing. On, iee 10 GOD this
night IL there be one an this presence who
has wandered FAR away from Christ. though
he may not have heard the call OF the gospel
for many year. invite him now to come
aud be saved Flee from thy sin! Flee 70
the stronghold Of the gosoel Now Is the ac-
cepted time. Now Is the day Of salvation
Good night. my young friends, may you
have rosy sleep, guarded by Him who never
sulmbers! May You awake Ia the morning
strong and welll But On, art thou a de-
| spiser OF God2 is this thy last night on
earth? Shoudst thou be awakened Ia the
/ night by something. thou knowsst not what,
| and thore be shadows floating In the room,
= and q handwriting on the wall, aud you feel
/ that your last hour Is come, and there be a
/ iainting Mt the heart, aud tramOr ia tho
/ limb, and a catching OF the breath-then thy
| doom would be but an echo NJ the words Of
| the text; "Iu that night was Belshazzar, the
| king of the Chaldeans. stain"
! Oh, that my Lord Jesus would now make
! Himself 80 attractive TO your souls that you
/ cannot resist Him. and n YOU have ne yer
| prayed before or have not prayed since
/ those days when Won knelt down ut your
mothers knee, then chat tonight you might
/ pray, saying
just rs / am, without one plea
But that Thy blood was shed for me,
And that Thou bidst me come to Thee.
o Lamb of God, come!
! But II you cannot think OF 50 long prayer
| as that. will give you a shorter prayer that
/ YOU can say, God be mercitul to me, a sim
ner!" Or, If you cannot think OF 80 long a
! prayer az that, / will give you a still shorter
| one that you may utter, "Lord save me or 1
! perish" Or, II that be roo long PRAYER, you
] need not make It. Use tia word "helpl''
| Or, If that be too long Il word, you need not
use any word at all. Just look aud liYeI