The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-13
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ra,r, s,,,,,, i,deed and I wish could
h,,o .ho ro,ieg Of waapjng as ussI
:, NV 1,,.s ,ro exceedingly dark and
,,i,4r,...i,,r !, = word Almighty Cod
,., -, f,,, o,d I iutrust
t,o .z,crot hardly 70 ony earthly being,
| know not VIVA, will become &. ne.
Thoro =, 1onn,Ip,s , good deal of bodily
n,..,;,, .,,;,.,,,.l with this hut if is
.o, ali ca bIoss God however, thai
no,or loco sight Of the cross. and
.,o,,,h I shoYIl die without seeing any
,,ar,,,,oI i,torcst in the Rcdecmcr's
,ro,;,s hono that shall be found at
b,s foo, wilI thank YOU for word .
~ ,,,rr rctsnrp NV door Is bottled at
10 .i,,o1 an, v,r.,iry this for am full |
If teor."
VIVA, was thc matter with the Dean |.
IF Car,fsIoo Had he got to be a worse |.
no,q No Tho musician said that the
st.to Of his nnlge you'd not warrant
hi, Iiviry , minute ON, If the east
wind affects thp qnloen. and affects the
,,,,,.. and affects the liver it will al
feet vonr immortal soul. Appealing TO
Cod for holm brace Yourself against
those ,vitbering blasts and destroying
innuonces lost that which the psalmlst
said broke the ships of Tarshjsh. snip
vrocI, Won
Rut notice in my text that the Lord
controls the east wind: "The lord
brought the east wind" lie brings II
for eeoeciol Durpose, It must sometimes
llow from that 1uartpr, the east Wlna
is lust as important as the north WIND.
or the south wind. or the west W'ho,
hut NOT so p,easant. Trial must come.
The text does not say you will escape
| tho cutting blast. Whoever did escape
il? | was in the pulpit of John Yves
= lev in London. q pulpit where he STOOD
ono day and said: II have beeh
/ charged with ali the crimes in INC Cata'
e logue except onc-that of drunken
e ness" and a woman arose in the audi
> ence and said: John, you were druh'
last night" SO John Wesley paSSeI
{ under the fail. | saw in 'ofe's'
u journal report OF one OF Neo's'
9 Whitefeld's sermons a sermon
l. preached a hundred and twenty 0
= thirty years ago. 1t seemea 'hhl VI
Ie ,or4or sto,d IA take tine sermon, an,
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tile Nheh Tue flehch army "eh' w
got into EgSp' "h"er Napoleoh' ah
ose glneer, IN digging ior lo'.'es'' Va
ing across a taDle' "h'ch has oeeh '"'
n the Rosetta 'tole. 'hele "oio
to scrlptions IN three or louI lahs'"
ese On that Rosetta stone ocho'ars SUI
the ing out the a'phape' OIL h'eros'sp1
, or from that stone were ehabied W II
is ancient inscriptions on monumeLss
on tombstones. Well, many OF
ght handwritings of God in our lie are
j.. I decipherable hierogfyphics; we can
,out understand them until we take up
ak Rosetta stone OF divine lnsplrat
lille and the explanation all comes out,
ton the mysteries all vanish, and what
by before beyond our understanding
It of is plain in its meaning, as we n