Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-18
STrNBEAlTS

SONbLAAC.
Christ 1ides into poWeV and victory
on the waves OF turmoil whether in the
individual soul, the church, or society.
-Epworth Herald.
1t is easy TO place too much stress on
feeling, and in our teaching, or lack OF
teaching, We may make IL equal to prln7
clple and solid purpoSe.-Dr. Parrish.
there is one who bringeJh light out of
darkness, JOY out of sorrow, humility
out OF wrong. But to the Father 5
house we go with the sorrows and SINS
which We, instead OF inheriting the
earth, gathered and heaped upon weary
shoulders, and a different Elder Broth
er from that angry one who would not
nr5ceiYe the poor sWIue-humbled prod
igal takes the burden from our Shout
Gers and leads US into Tie presence OF
the GoOd.-George Macdonald.
The rule given by 81. Paul: Whether
therefore, We eat or drink, or whaCso-
ever We 90, do all TO the glory Of God,
should be observed III every relation IN
life In domestic life, social life, DusI-
ness life: in recreation, benevolent en-
terprises, such as church building and
missionary work; Ii devotional eXer-
cises and political action; in eating,
drinking, sleeping, dressing, talking,
hearing, buying, sellng-yea, IN all
things. Gods glory should De kept IN
yIew.-Dr Werner
Whatsoever it is that presses thee, go
tell thy Father; put over the matter in
to His hand. and so thou shalt be freed
from that dividing, perpleXing care that
The world is full of. When thou art
either 10 do or suffer anything, when
thou art about any purpose or business
90 tell God of it and acQuaint Him with
it; yea. burden Him with II, and thou
hast done for matter Of caring; no more
care. but quiet sweet diligence IN thy
duty. and dependence on Him for the
carriaga of thy matters. Roll thy cares,
and myself with them, as one burden,
all on thy GOd.-R. Leighton.
The happiest and eternal interests OF
the millions depend on the faithfulness
Of Coz ambassadors. He VINO IS
moved by the Holy Ghost to the work
of the ministry should not hesitate TO
enter upon his sacred Office. Many as
sumo the fiuctions q this holy calling
VINO never felt as did st. Paul, Woe is
unto me il | preach not the gospel
Others whom God has called are reluc-
tant to respond. The poet has truly
said:
How willing is me man to go
Whom God has never sent.
How timcrous and slow.
His chosen instrument"
DR. Werner.
God speaks to men through their per-
ception of the fitness Of things, their
recognition Of an opportunity and their
mower of reason. as we'll az through
strong impressions made upon their
spirits when they are passive. Some OF
the current higher life teaching APP
pears to ignore this truth. 1t seems to
he taught that to know the will Of God
YOU should wait for subjective impress
sions and hold yourself absolutely pas
siva in order to receive them. We do
not so read the Scriptures. II mans
common sense teaches him that he
ought to adopt a certain course Of action
no is trying 10 evade his duty by holding
himself "passive" so that he may re-
ceive inward guidance. He has all the
guidance he needs.-Watchman.
BLASTS FROM THE RAMS HORN.
If the crow has a creed it is that all
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