Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-04-23
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OF you Know what homeslckness Is
when you nave been only rev
weeks absent from the domestic circle.
thirst was 33 years away from home.
Some of You feel homsickness when
you are hundred or n thousand miles
away from the domestic circle Christ
was more million miles away from
home than you could count II all your
HE you ana nothing but count. You
know what 1t is to he homeSick even
amid pleasant surroundings, but Christ
slept IN huts, and lie was athlrst, and
lie was a-hungcred, and lie was on the
way from being born IN another man 5
barn to being buried in another mans
grave
nave read now the SWISS wheh
they are lar away from their native
country at the SOUND OF lher national
air, get so homesick that they tall INTO
melancholy ana sometimes they die I'M
der the homesickness. but on! the
hoihcSlckness OF .hrist- Poverty nome
SICK lot eeies'lai rlches' persecution
homesickness Tor hosanna' WEAKNESS
homesick Tor rest Homesiek Tor an
gene ana archangellc companlonshlp'
homcsick 10 get out OF the night and
the storm and the worlds eXecration.
liomesickness VIII make week seem
as long as month, ana IL seems To me
that the three decades OF Ohrists resi-
nthce on earth must nave seemed 10
iiim almost lntermlnable. You nave
oiten .rieu 10 measure the other PangS
vi 'hris'' pu' you nave never trico 10
measure tne magnituue ana poh'eros-
NY Vi saviour no'ieS'ehneSS
ahe s'eP iur'her anu WIN 'ci, 70"
,hal 'hrist was IN an eNhe whicn ne
Nno" Hou'' emu III ass 'i9lid. iioi
man i'un'' INC muster painter mas d
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ing WIN ms army saw gus' ohoe "
eross ~, .ne sny' o"' 'i'i'' S"" ''o
cross All Tue t'"le'
on .o"e" Jo",n.y VIC 1neei oui
Selves WIN .ne iac' ,ha' !. wiz Gnu III
warm hospi'aii'y' ou' Shris' hhe"
.ha' MS ro"gh pain "ouiu emu d, ue
ioi,ageo tree without one rear anu WIN
ohiy 'Mo orancnes' wearing iruit v,
S"en oi'.erhess as no human hPs nau'
ever 'as'eo' on' VIVA. an eA'ie- I,
ing III an infancy "i'hou. any o,auie
anu ehuihg III DEMONSTRATIONS, ihirS'
without any water Day "i'hou. any
suhiish. Inc uoolh vi uesParauo ior
more ,hah ahgeiic eNeei,ence ror
VIVA. uha' eNpa'ria''on anu 'ha' exile
worldly gooo sometimes comes from
"oriuiy e'h' Inc aeclieh'ai giahce oi
sharp oiaue from razor-grinder ;
wheei put out the eye Oh uamnetta ana
excited sympathies which gained MN
an educatlon ana started MN on
career 'ha' Iiaue ms hahe more ma
]estic among frenchnen than any
other name IN the last ~ years.
hawthorne, turned out OF the once OF
coilector AT oaleih went nome III despair
MS "lie touched MIN on the shoulder
ana said; NOW Is the time 10 write
your DOOR, ana ms famous scarlet
letter was the brilliant consequence
"oriuly COCO sometimes comes from
worldly evil. linen DE not unoeilevlng
"neh teii you tnat from the greatest
crime Oh all eternity ana OF the whoie
universe the murder OF the Son OF
uoo, there snail come results which
snali corpse al the grahoeurs OF
eterhity past ana eterhity 10 come
Ohrist, an exile from beaVen opening
the way Tor the deportation toward
heaven ana 10 heaven all those VINO
VIII accept the proner' Atonement,
snip large enough 10 take all the pas
sengers .nat VIII come ABOARD IT,
ror TINS royal exile l Despeak the
love ana service Oh all the eSiies mere
present ana IN one sense or the other,
that mciuoes all Oh us Inc gates OF
TINS continent nave been so widely
opened that there are mere many volun-
'ary eNiies from o'her iahds. some OF
you are Seotehmeh' see IL IN your
high cheeK bones, ana IN the color that
iiiumihes your race wnen L mention
the land OF your hatiVity' bohnie
ocotland! Dear Ola XIX! some OF
your ancestors sieePing III "rey-
iriars ehurchyara' or by tne deep
Icons nIieo out OF the Pitehersoi heaven,
or under inc heather sometimes SO
deep OF color II makes one think OF the
blood OF the Covenanters who signed
their names for Christ, dipping their
pens into the veins OF their own arms
opened for that purpose. How every
fiber OF your nature thrills as | men
ton the names OF Robert Bruce, and
the Campbells, and Coehrane. l be-
speak for this royal exile OF my text
the love and the service OF all Scotch
exiles. Some of you are English
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