Kansas City daily journal., 1896-04-27

| father; not many more aches for thee: I
VIII never leave thee, take courage little
| steps. and I will soothe thy troubles and
| give thee rest. Courage Old man" Then
bShrist bd co,ss goes up another gardGn path, and
Peace! all l. we'll have seen thy tears.
! have heard NY prayer, The sun sun shall
night The Lord shall preserve thee from
al M 'IiI' ne WI presCrxe thy soul Cour-
az, troubled spirit"'
rhen see Jesus going up another gar
den path, ana ! see great excitement
sardea S sl n. " a--.sn up thai
there, and To- lie is breaking of flowers
shafp ana clean from the stem. and say
roWtrs III IL tPh5 8qh to XII me 'G25f S5g 6Gag'ifai
have come into My garden to gather lilies,
anu mean 70 take these up 10 a higher
lrrIate, I"T ne Garden around My palace
ah9 mere shall plant them; and IN better
fsq2i,ii. ana pa better air they shall put forth
bflEhter leaves and swseter redolence, and
20 irost shall touch them forever" And
! looked up INTO Ills face and said Well
II y ils garden, and lie has right 10 do
the hardest prayer over man made.
II mas 50, seemed as Il Jesus Christ took the
best one J. gone. You know that she was
!Go sood Tor this world; she was the ren-
uest IN hcr ways, the deepest IN her affrc-
uons ana when az last the sickness came.
You had no faith In medicines. You knew
VA ysd, me hour q parting had come, and
Jesus thFist, you surrendered that treas
ute, you said, Lord Jesus AXE it-it is
thy" The Others in the househoid may
nave nave heeh OF sFosser mold. She was of the
The heaven Of your little ones will not he
ialfly begun until you get there. All the
klndnesses shown them by immortais viii
are the radiant things that went out from
You, homes throw 4 kiss. 10 the sweet
palace. The crippled child has a sotind
h29I nov A little lame child says, Ma
ling, YOU Won't be lame in heaven. """' 'ji H.
sle sigk chill, says, "Ma, viii / be sick in
heaven NO, my dear YOU won't he
Ma, viii be blind in heaven c No X saS nv ID;
year, you Won't be- blind in heaven. They
! notice. that the fine gardens sometimes
haNe hlsh FENCES around them and YOU
Sanhot get m II 4 50 With a kings gar
such garden IS when the king rides out
in MS splendid carriage. II Is not 50 with
wide open the gate and ten YOU an TO come
IN IN, No monopoly In religion Whosoever
and garden; Many Of you have tried the
garden OF, this. worlds delight You have
with Theodore iii Hook. '"hsiii IL MADE so n Tss tSs
world laugh. lie makes us laugh now
@ @Mhen We read his poems but he could not
midst OF his festivities he confronted a
locking lass, and he saw himself and said:
done UP in body mind and purse" SO eli il
was or Shenstone, OF whose garden / told
t 4f down SI 1s 55d 1sdFihbhins ,boi 2I my sermon lie
nave lost my road 10 happiness. / am
angry ana enviors and frantic, and despise
a mailman 10 do"
o ye weary souls, come into Christ's
garden to-day and pluck a little hearts
ease Christ Is The only rest ani the only
pardon for perturbed spirit. Do you moi
think your chance has almost come? You
men and women who have been waitin.
year after year for some good Opportunity
IN which 70 accept Christ. but have post
pohed II hEe ten, twenty, thirty years
hverance and pardon ana salvation had
Gomez % man. what grudge hast thou
asalhSt my poor soul that thou wilt not
let II be saved2 l feel as II salvation must
some to-day in some OF your hearts.
some Years ago a vessel struck on the
rocks. They had only one hfeboat. In
were getting ashore. The vessel had |
toundered, and was sinking deeper and |
The passengers very swiftly. A little girl |
stood on the deck waiting for her turn 10 |
GET into the boat. The boat came ana |
vent, came and went, but her turn did /
lot seem 70 come. After awhile she could /
wait no longer, and she leaped on the tam
an ana then sprang into the sea. crying |
70 the boatman, save me next Save me |
leXtH' oh, how many haEe gone ashore |
nto Gods mercy, and yet You are clinging |
Q the wreck Of sim Others have accepted |
he pardon Of Christ, but you are in peril /
Why not, this moment make a rush for /
four immortal rescue, crying until Jesus /
ihall hear you, ana heaven ana earth ring /
With the cry, Save me next! Save me /
lextH' Now Is the day Of salvation! Nov! |
Sowi
This sabbath Is the last for some Of you.
I Is about to sail away forever. Her bell |
oils. The plank thunders back In the gang
gay, She shoves on She ioats out toward
he great sea of eternity. Wave farewell
o your last chance for heaven. "Oh Je- /
usalem, Jerusalem, how often would / /
ave gathered thee as a hen gathereth her
rood under her wings, and ye would mott /
3ehold your house is left unto you DESC /
ate." Invited 10 reyel in a garden, YOU
lie IN. a DESERT May God Almighty. before
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