The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-05

You right up TO the heart. to the compa,.
to the sympathy, to the pardon OF Hir
whom the Lord hath laid the iniquity
all. Throw away your sins. Carry ther
longer Iproclain emancipation 10 oil
are bound, pardon for all sin and eterna
for all the dead.
Some one comes here to-day ami I .
aside. He comes up three steps He
/ to this place. l must stand aside. IA
that place He spreads abroad HIS hands
they were nailed You SEQ His feet
were bruised. He pulls aside tbs robe |
shows you His wounded heart. | say.
Thou weary "Yes." He SAYS. "weary
the worlds woe" say. "whenco co
Thou?" He says, "I came from Calva
! say, "who comes with Thee?" Ho
No one; | have trodden tho winep
alone" i say, "Yhy comest Thou h-
"Oh, He says,"I came here to carr
the sins and SORROWS OF the pgor
Aud He kneels He says, "put on
shoulders oil tho sorrow and
the sins" And, conscious Of my own
first, take them and put them on the sh
ders OF the Son of God. say. "Canst 7 |
bear any more, o CHRISTI" He says. ~
more" And gather upthe sins OF all n
who serve at these nltars. the oilce-
the church OF Jesus Christi gtI
up all their sins and I Put II
on Christs shoulders, and I say. "CI
Thou bear any more?" He says. Eyes. m
Then gather up all the sins OF hun
people In this house and I put them on
shoulders OF Christ, and | say. "Canst n
bear more2" lie says, "Yea, more"
gather up all the sins OF this assembly
put them on the shoulders Of the Son OF h
and 1 say, "Canst Thou bear them?" "Yl
he says, "more." But He is departing. n
the way for Him, the Son OF God. Opo,I
door and let Him pass out. He Is card
our sins and bearing them away. W.
never see them again. He throws
down into the ubysm. and You hear TIM
reverberating echo OF their fall. "Oa
the Lord hath laid the iniquity Of ~
viii YOU let Him take your sins to-lgyl
do you say. II will take charge OF then
self. will fight my own battles, vii.
eternity on my own account2" | know
how near some ofyou have come to cro
the line.
A clergyman said in his pulpit on
bath, "Before next Saturday night "A
this audience will have passed ont OF
A gentleman said 10 another seated ned
him; 81 don't believe Il. | mean 20 vi
md IL II doesn't come true 10y next Satuj
tight ! shall tell that clergyman his 4
lOod.' The man seated next TO him |
Perhaps IL will be yourself" "Oh. 1
he other replied. II shall live to he 90
man." That night he breathed his last.
day the Saviour calls. All may come.
. never pushes man on. God never a "A
tnybody. The man jumps or, he iumr.I
p 1t Is suicide--soul suicid"-if the man
, she's, for the invitation Is, "whosocy I
,. 1t him come" whosocver, wh1sJcver. /
4 oevcr!
- While God invites, now blest the day.
:. How sweet the gospels charming s0llI
" 'ome. sinner. haste, oh, haste away
While yet a pardoniug God is found.
a In this day Of merciiul visitation. Il
u nany are coming INTO the kingdom OF d
Din the procession heavenward.
i Seated in my church was man VIII I
j., who said, "I don't know that there ii
d od." That was On Friday night. I
i We will kneel down and ilnd out wha
!, ere IL any God" And in the secopi
)T the pulpit we kuelt. He said: ~ q
~ und Him. There is God, a par .a,
II "a. I feel Him here" He kuelt 20
rkness Of sin. He arose two minutes a'
~ lrd in the liberty Of the gospel. Will.
= ner sitting under the gallery on r.
u yht said: "My opportunity Is gone
J. 'ek | might have been saved. Not
% door is shut" "Behold the Llm,
ID who taketh away the sin OF the WOE
low Is the accepted time. Now Is the
salvation" 1T is appointed unto all
CO to die, and after that the judgment