Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-09

The HMM 60 WHICH We hAN' l"''
,.,,a.5 produces, it seems to me, one
N. mos, holy influences that can
...,g05 ibe Saints Of God; and that,
I's,ie,, for the reason that II touches
o,tbe most lofty themes connected
=, ,bs Gospel OF the Lord Jesus
-..,t and i, has suggested to me this
s.,,oo. theme IN connection with
1.co,pel cha, I believe to be one Of
s.~ot instructive and inspiring that
d.. hind of man can contemplate. "
ero-, I can obtain through your
sssd ihe goodness OF our Father In
u,,.o Hs Spirit, ] will speak upon
sds,n aid to It's introduction will
IN to you one Of the Psalms Of
pEl-lhc s'h
aid ola. bond. bow excellent IS ihy
.rsl be .iHfi sH1 hui tct ihY glory
g,fs no4h OF babes and slsA'ng
.rm srIIn.I strength because of thine
sa. tit H0l mighigat 5000 Che enemy and
atnugTt
a. htsH. tt moon and ihe stars, which thou
VffFnn. that th5u afi mindful Of him'
.-ltsna of naH. ihIt thou yIf.ir.t him'
II. hsaHl.t HadeMm o. little lover Than
.s.t. and hla crowned Dim with glory
rfiatlni1 have dominion over ihc
US 4 ry aail thou hast put all thing
ul-Bnlo.n. yea add che beasts Of the
r,tfafnsa.r. and Che d.h of che sea
-lsaaa.tH piHa,h through hc paths of
fI
% Lri ar Lord. how excellent n thy
rrtaal DC cinh'
David. doubtless, as was his habit,
giy.nr from many expressions in his
uirss hld been contemplating the
ha,esi ihe yaslncs5 OF them, and the
sftaneis Of Gods power u.s. witnessed
nden. lof he says IN another place,
The heavens declare the glory Of God,
and de ornament shcwcth His handi.
work. DAY unto day uttereth speech;
and night unto night shcWeth knowl'
eige. There b u0spccch nor language
vhe.c their voice Is not heard. Their
l.ar Is lole 90, through all the earth,
add their Hofb 10 the end OF the
uodd
Tuning hom contemplation OF the
great works Of The Creator. and looking
upln man 10 his insignihcance, very
naturally Be gave expression TO the
thought ulii.lcd In tins psalm -"Wht
Is mao. h.i thou arr mindful OF hint
and he sla Of Man that thou visitcst
hnF Dol, Notwithstanding there
setnsd 10 be in the mind OF the poet
ias idea Of the insigniicancc OF man,
Jthe aU careful to observe that God
bad exalted him above the rest Of Ills
creatures that live upon the earth. lie
took note that the beasts OF the field
AZ Hctp and oxen, the birds OF the
40 lad The fish OF the sea, were all
paced under the dominion Of man.
laisti, u you follow the thoughts OF
he Prophet David upon this subject,
lolW.l discover that IN his mind this
hpt1on,y DO man aud his dominion
g'li ilc other creations OF God argued
9' Dim some special relationship 10
ply lWr there are some animals
sash particular things seem superior
LmAh That is, there are some swlitur
% l10l lhln he, others VI kcener sight.
ll oilers OF more sensitive smell. but
none h there that combination which
'mp man with superiority Which OF
He ANIMALS has ne not sublurd aud
nag subierylent to his WHIP Some
yea lheif strength, some their speed to
,,'e hlnl' and all pay HIM homage 10y
..lnl1llng TO his dominion. Nor has
lla been content with subdulng the
.amd creation alone. lie Is fast OBJ
-lhg a mastery over the elements Of
l'Ie. The winds and ocean currents
lit long been his servants. The
y5Agll OF lite adds to his comfort and
~ nm ~ his labon IN bundled
~ lie has made the lightning bear
lIa'ages' lie annihilatcs distance
W Ne'gna The sun, the moon and the
~ IN hls balances, and tells Us the
-sHas of which they are composed.
seef great their distances. AM
argues Tor man superiority over
S- ,4lt,e9cltules; and this super-
... coupled with special avors con.
4 upon man ny Deity procaims
Ia. special relationship between him
ell' Mln naturally desires TO dis.
glA' relationship and has often
~ "hal Is man that God Is mindful
i VI DIS wisdom, however. this
~ AK mat man cannot perform. "a
'm mat he cannot solve. Ii Won
wat say then ! pray YOU take
~ u.A OF philosophical inyestipt.
trit We subject, set revelation aside
way nave philosophers 10 offer nj
s,t-lon OF the problem OF liieF one
49, greatest gcnluses that Mas nr,ss,
h,s1,,u. 'gn describes lie as "a walking
M, poor player that struts ana
bb',s,t9 h1ur upon the stage, and then
rU'. n9 more II Is a tale told by
tgl' ,NU' OF sound aud lufy,sipnilyi,g
ft.-,ts , One OF our great modern
Hs,,1 Ne'' lnggfhOll saii-"t ii. A. ,
ne Nlle between the cold and
gt1 peak, Of two etgrpiilrs ~
L-',t h vain 10 look beyond ,,o
sB'@', we eiy aloud and the only
Fro,,' % 'he echo OF our wailing rry
he J..Ile ynleeless lips OF ths unf,n,y''
gu WgIe comes no worI,n
Cd Al N} searching cannot find ,,,
o7.. 20 ne wisdom Of mn, ~ Ju'
p,on6u1b'IiJ 9,uion OF the question
haiib1n.n' ny DaV,l-'What Is man.
Son ~, 'SSa art mindful OF h,mp and tb..
You c, H'4n, that tUou visnest Eim5HI
lunsn '" ' solve The question by
20 fs,,l,,,. luoul' 10 BIS only bv urninS,
iur s w auon that we can set a satis,'Hs'
hsi .Hei 10 the great Question An
s1Ir, 49, ah answer 10 ,ybirb ill.,,