The Monitor-register., 1896-05-08

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an aggregation of 5, 900, 900 that are n,
the verge of starvation. Sometb;ng
wrong, most certainly. In some wav
there VIII be a new apportionment.
Many OF the millionaire estates will
crack to pieces ON the designations of
grandchildren and then dissolve info the
possession of the masses who now have
an insufficiency.
From Sin to Righteousness.
what, you say, will become of the
expensive and elaborate buildings now
devoted to debasing amusements? They
VIII become schools, art galleries. mn
seums, gymnasiums and churches. The
world is already getting disguised with
many of these amusements. and NO won
der. What an importation of unclean
theatrical stuff we have within the last
few years had brought to our shoresl
And professors of religion p~atronizing
such thingsl Having sold out to the
devil, why don't you deliver the goods
n go over to him publicly, body. mind
and soul, and withdraw your name from
Christian churches and say, "Know all
the world by these presents that I am a
patron of uncleanness and a child of
HE'LL" Sworn to be the Lords, Won are
perjurers.
If you think these offenses are to go
on forever, you do not know who the
Lord is. God will not wait for the day
Of Judgment. All these palaces of sin
will become palaces of righteousness.
They will come into the possession of
those strong for virtue and strong for
God. "He shall divide the spoil with
the strong"
China and Africa, the two richest
portions of the earth by reason of
metals and rare woods and inexhaust-
ible productiveness, are not yet divided
up among the good because they are not
ready to be divided. Wait until all the
doors that Livingstone opened in Africa
shall be entered, and Bishop Taylor,
with his band of self supporting mis-
%sionaries, have done their work, and
the Ashantis and -Senegambians shall
know Christ as well as you know him,
and there shall be on the banks of the
Nile and the Niger a higher civiliza-
ton than is now to be found ON the
banks of the Potomac or the Hudson,
then Christ will divide up that CONT
nent among his friends. Wait until
China, which is half as large as all Eu-
rope, shall have developed her capaci-
ties for rice and tea and sugar among
edibles, and her amethyst and sapphire
and topaz and opal and jasper and por-
phyry among precious stones, and her
rosewood and ebony and camphor and
varnish trees among precious woods,
and turned up from her depths a half
dozen Pennsylvania of coal and iron,
and 20 Nevadas of silver, and so Cali
fornias of gold, and her 500, 900, 900 of
people shall be evangelical. Then the
Lord will divide it up among the good.
If my text be not a deception, but the
eternal truth, then the time is coming
when all the farms will be owned by
Christian farmers, and all the COM
merce controlled by Christian merchants,
and all the authority held by Christian
officials, and all the ships commanded
by Christian captains, and al. the uni
versities under the instruction Of Chris
tian professors; Christian kings, Chris
tian presidents, Christian governors,
Christian mayors, Christian common
council. Yet, what a securing outi
What an upturningl What a demolitionl
What a resurrection must precede this
new apportionmentl
I do not underrate the enemy. Julius
Caesar got his greatest victories by fully
estimating the vastness of his foes and
prepared his men for their greatest tri-
umph by saying, Tomorrow King Juba
will be here with 80, 900 horses, 100, 600
skirmishers and 800 elephants. do
not underrate the vast forces of sin and
death, but do you know who commands
us? J~ohovahjireh. And the reserve corps
behind us are all the armies of heaven
and earth, with hurricane and thunder
bolt. The good work of the worlds re-
demption is going on every minnie.
Never so many splendid men and glori-
Gus women on the side of right as today.
Never SO many good people as now.
Diogenes has been spoken of as a wise
man because he went with a lantern at
monday, saying he was looking for an
honest a If he had turned his Ian
tern toward himself, he might have dis
covered a crank. Honest men by the 10,-
O00i Through the international series
of Sunday school lessons the next gen.
Grafton all through Christendom are 60
ing to be wiser than any generarioh
since the world stood. The kingdom Is
coming. God can do it. No housewife
with a channels cloth ever polished a
silver teaspoon with more ease than
Christ will rub off from this world the
tarnish and brighten it up till it glows
like heaven, and then the glorious APP
portionment, for my text is REINFORCED
by a score of other texts, when it says OF
Christ, "He shall divide the spoil with
the strong"
Some Grand Sights.
"But," you say, ''this is pleasant
to think of for others, but before that
time I shall have passed up into an
other existence and I shall get no adj
vantage from that new apportionment.
All. you have only driven me to the
other more exciting and transporting
! consideration, and that is that Christ
is going to divide up heaven in the same
way. There are old estates in thec eles-
tial world that have been in the posses
sion of the inhabitants for thousands OF
wears, and they shall remain as they
are. There are old family mansions in
heaven filed with whole generations OF
kindred, and they shall never be driven
ont. Many of the victors from earth
have already got their palaces, and they
are pointed out to those newly arrived.
Soon after our getting there we Will ask
to be shown the apostolic residences,
and ask where does Paul live and John,
and shown the patriarchal residences,
and shall say, ''Where does Abraham
live or Jacob?'' and shown the martyr
residences and say, "Where does John
Huss live and Ridley?' We will want
to see the boulevards, where the chariots
of roll. 1 will want to see
the garden where the princes walk. We
will want to see Music row, where
Handel and Haydn and Mozart and
Charles Wesley and Thomas Hastings
and Bradbury have their homes, out OF
their windows, ever and anon, rolling
some snatch of an earthly oratorio or
hymn transported with the composer.
We will want to see Revival terrace,
where Whitefield and Nettleton and
Payson and Rowland Hill and Charles
Finney and other giants of soul reaplng
are resting from their almost supernat-
ural labors, their doors thronged with
converts just arrived, coming to report
themselves.
But brilliant as the sunset and like