Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1895-08-17
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H. say, Finer TIE * ~knnw-'it
hiS "wne- an I the As his masters rrib. hI.
| In nnt know Goi." The ca-nl-- r.nars
= a ,ean-i.r has iei a man to ~'houSh,fu1-
neS AMI heay-a. Tha chiji- remark:
"Fa'h.-. they hay. r-ava-- Al. nnsi-'~ house.
Nix don't " hav. them" Ia ar piSnt saliva
tion t. the DWELLING.
Bv strange-t ways ani IN tn most nnex-
pete / msnn"r men are awakened. In" gar
d"ner q n" Countess 81 HUNTINGTON was
cnnTlrtaf IT sin bv hearing the countess on
~" opposite side - n" wall talk about Jesus.
John IIa-ioaI was aroused by a dream. in
wli'h h" saw m" last day. anf'h" Judge sit
tfYe". an htari his own name called with
tHrihle -nrha.t-. '1ohEl Hsrioas. come II
judgment. The Lord has = thousand ways
OF waxing up Jonah. Would that the mes
sengers OF mercy might now lind their way
down into thu sides Of the ship. ani that many
who are tn'on-"ious!y rocking III the awtai
tempest Of their sin might hear the warning
What meane>t thou, . sleeper? Aris" aud
call npoa thy Goi'
Again: Lam that a man NAV wax" up
too late. II. instead Of sleeping. Jonah had
been on his knees ronfessing his sins from
the time ne went on board the craft. | think
that Col would have saved him from being
thrown overheard. But he woke III, too late.
: The tempest is in full blast. and the sea. in
convulsion. i flashing itself. and nothing will
stop il now but the overthrow Of Jonah.
Now. lest anv OF YOU should make this
mistake. I address YOU in the w0r Is of the
Mediterranean sea captain: .'What mean
est thou. O. sleeper? Arise, call upon thy
God. if So be that God will think upon us,
that We perish Mos" II YOU have a Cod.
YOU hal hcttarpall mon Him. Do YOU say.
II have no God?' Then YOU hal better call
upon Your fathers God. When your father
was in trouble. whom did he fv t.? You
: heard him in his old DAYS tell about some
terrible exposure in a snowstorm. or at sea.
| or in battle. or among midnight rarroters.
and how H.. escanad Parhans twenty
. wears before Won were born your
j. father male sweet ac1ualntanca with
God. There is something In the
worn nayes Of tho Bible no us.i II real which
makes Won think YOUR father hal n Col. In
|, thu old religious hooks living around tho
hou-.. herr. are pa.sa.as marked with a
leaI pencil -oassayas that make Won think
YOUR father was NOT a goddess man Int that
r on that dar, day wien ha Law in the back
I room diving Ia was reaiy-,u ready. Blu,
nerhan. vour father was a ba imam -nrayar-
t less and n hlasphemar-ani YOU never think
A Of him now without n shuller. He wor-
SHIPPED the world or his own appatites. q
!. not them I bag Of Won call upon your faith
ersG,i but call on. your mothar's Col.
think she was good. You remember when
your father came homa drunk lat. on a cold
night. how patient YOUR mother was.
: You often heard her pray. She usa to sit
by the hour meditating as though She wert
n thinking Of some cool. warm l,lar.. whara
it never catScold and where the bread does
{ not fail. and staggering steps never come.
o You remember her now as she 81. in ear and
enentarlas reading her bible SUNDAY after
noon. What good advice she usei to Civ
5 v.ul, How black and terrible the hole in tn
t ground looked to YOU when witN twp ron.-
they let her down t. rest in the graveyard
All think from your look that I am on IN.
right track Awake O sla.par AMI cal
n riron thy mother God
/ But narhar.s both your father and mo.ha
# wer. dapraved. Parhap, YOUR cradle wa
a rocked hv sin and shame. and II is n wonte
that fr,m such a starting you have come I
' Responsibility. Then don't call upon III
Gni Of either of Your parent. I bog Of Won.
Rut Won have children Ynu know o..
kin1led those bright eyes and rounded tha--
It healthy limbs AMI act beating withinabai
breast an immortality P.rh,n. in tho ba
lief thar somehow i, would l.. for the bag
l. Won have tarrht them +, say an evenin.
nray,r and when they sn.el beside vau nm
n fold their little nands and look nm thai
+ faces all innaeano. and love Won know tha
there i y Col eonawb.-a about IN III
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