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another surveyor take that chain aud
30 TO the cast. and another surveyor
Ike that chain and 20 to the west. and
hen make a report Of the square miles
Of that vast kingdom Of Gods mercy
An you will have TO wait to all eternity
Tor the report OF that measurement II
cannot be measured. Paul tried to
climb the height Of II. and be went
height over height altitude above aiti-
tude. mountain above mountain. then
sunk down IN Encouragement and !
gave Il up, for be saw Sierra Neyadas |
beyond and Matterhorns beyond. and
waving his hands back to us In the
plains. he says. Past finding out; UNI
searchable, that In all things he might
have the pre-eminencc You notice
that nearly an the sinners mentioned
a. patdoned In the Bible we're great
sinners David a great sinner. Paul
great sinner. Magdalen a great sinner
the Prodlgal Son a great sinner. The
world easily understood how Christ
could pardon a hali-and-halt sinner
but what the world wants TO be persuad-
ed Of Is that Christ will forgive tl
worst sinner the hardest sinner. the
Oldest sinner. the most inexcusable SIN
ner. To the n-pardonlng Shiloh let
all the gathering OF the people be.
But. remark again. the people VIII
gather round Christ as a sympathiEer.
Oh, We all want sympathy. hear peo-
pie talk as though they we're independ-
ent OF Il. None Of us could live without
sympathy. When parts Of our family
are away. how lonely the house seems
until they on get home, But alas! for
those who never come home some
times Il seems a. " II must be impos-
sible. What. will their feet never again
come over the thrcshold7 VIII they
never again NJ with us at the table 2
VIII they never sgain kneel With us ~
family prayer? Shall we never again
look into their sunny iaees9 Shall We
never again on earth take counsel with
them for our work. Alas! me, who can
stand under these gr.eisY on Christ
thou canst do more for a bcretl SOU
than any ono else. Il 10 he who stands
leflde Us 20 tell Of the resurrection. i
"a ne that came To bid peace u is h'
that comes to Us and brcathcs into "a
the spirit OF submission until We cat
look NJ from the wreck aud ruin o
oug brightest expectations and say
Father. not my will, but thine b
done" Oh. Sc who are bcreit yc an
gulsh. bitten. come into this refuge. tn
roll OF those Who came for relief q
: Christ Is larger aud larger Unto thi
! shiloh Of omnlpoient sympathy Oh
] gathering Of the people shall be- Oh
. that Christ would stand by all thcs
1 smpty cradles. and all these desolate
bomestcads and an these broken heart
10 and persuade ne Il Is well.
r The world cannot oficr you any hel
y n, such time. suppose the worl
70 comes and offers you money. You woul
10 rather live on o crust In a cellar an
Z have your departed loved ones VII
J.. YOU. than live IN palatial surrounding
r ana they away Suppose the wCrN o
e fora YOU It's honors to console -
.s What /. the presidency TO Ahraha
y Lincoln when little Willie lies dead
l. the White House Perhaps the wot
" comes and says. "Timc will cure
O. all" An. there are rr.,fs that ha
30 ragged ON for thirty years and are "a
ing vet And yet hundreds have be-
comforted. thousands have been col
p. forted. billions have been comfort'
Y. and Christ had done the work. q
AZ what YOU want Is sympathy. 7
be- worlds heart Of sympathy beats We
lrrcrularly. Plenty OF sympathy VII
h. ", do not want Il. and often whom
so are In appalling need OF Il no ~
~ nsthy. There are multltudes OF p
4 bic dying for sympathy sympathy
s- their work. sympathy In their fatigu
10; sympathy In their bereayemcnis, ~
be- nathy In their financial losses, SYM
re IN, In their physical ailments, SYM
lat thy In tie time OF declining year
ne vide. deep. high. everlasting, almigl
ne sympathy. We must have II. and Chi
We gives H. That Is the chord with VII
mt he Is going to draw all nations to b
so At the story OF punishment a ma
ut eve flashes aud his teeth set aud
'cn ast clinches. and he prepares 10
int hattie even though Il be against
ow heavens: yet what heart so hard bu
ow will succumb to the story Of comp
are sienl Even a mans sympathy Is pie
cry ant and helpful when We have b
ra- IN some hour OF weakness TO hav
SITS brawny man stand beside us and PR
oes Ice to see us through, what courag
ing gives TO our heart and what siren
'r's A gives to our arm. Sull mightier
led. woman's sympathy. Lea him tell
his story who. when all his fortunes "
his gone aud all the world vas against
ac- came home and found In that hon
ubs wife who could write on the top OF
lots empty -four barrel. The Lord viii
nx- vide" or write on the door OF the en-
Gus wardrobe. Consider the lilies OF
end field: n God 80 clothed the grass OF
mt field. will he not clothe us and GU
the or let that young man tell the s
hall who has gone the whole round OF
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