El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-29
The Judgment.

Rev. II. W. Wore. of the Presby
teriau church, preached last night
from the tex: sit is appointed unto
all men once to die, but after this the
Judgment - Hebrews TX %. He said il
part:
Every man has written on his mora
cor stitutiOn by the finger of God the
truth of this text, LIST, that all must
die: End, that all must be judged
WI ether a man has ever heard the TAI
of church bell, or joined church. OF
heard sermon, or male prayer, still
there is binding on him the command
ments TO be pure, hoy, religious. SIN.
death, the Judgment and immo t.lit ?
are the great st questions that can en-
gage the human thoughts. Yet how
hard il is to get m n to eriOIsly con-
slider them. Thu judgment is an awful
word. The vocabulary b as no word so
tr, mendOuS in its import. But speak
the word-rhe cOnsC fence AT once puts
to us the question. Ism [ ready?
must stand there This subject is
one the fearful mirister Of God cannot
slight. We shall ne our congrega.
tons again at the judgment. Let nc
man have reason to sly then you did
not pre9ch the whole gospel" 1t is
not the height Of follO to live without
the thought of our personal responsible
lily to God? How can people buy and
d sell, aug h and ance when at best
we are but a few years from judgment.
| talk neither gpsh or sentiments. |
speak on the great, awful, tremer deus,
fact Of the universe-the jugment,
mans moral nature proclaims it. Every
Gre ed 10 chr ste pdom teaches it. The
wisest philosophers from sheer reason
believe it The Judgment. The judg-
mert,
The ancient Egyptians in their book
of t. e dead taught it. The Gre ek
mOralis's taught that the guilty soul
would be tormented by the fures.
which would separate the good from
the bad. L e com anon sense of all men
say he pure and holy self-sac rificing
woman who died yes erday, and the
Grim nal who oied b asphemiDg, can
not ir herit the same place beyond
John and Judas Iscariot are not to-
g ier yOuder. God was too good to
keep this tremendous fact from men
hence a revelati on-tha tibln put Solo
tr'rg every work into judgment with
every ret thing, VIII Their it Re good
or had" David, Isaiah, Dives, all tes-
tify tt the same awful fact. Let Paul
speak: we all must stand befor The
the judgment seat of Chr ST." "He
hath apo n!ed a day in which he shall
Judge the world 10 righteousuess.'
l.. John spe ak: Il saw the small and
great stand before God.' Let Jesus
Christ spe ak, for none taught this more
po-itively than he: "When the son
shall come with all the holy angels W tt
him. then shall he sit upon the throne
of his glory, ann before i'm shall be
gathered ali nations snG
these shall go away into everlast ne
pur ishment, but the righteous into life
eternal
This is a personal matter. Each one
shall give an account of himself to God
| A poor old worn out m thar sat by hel
boy who was being tried for murder
! She fainted when The daath sentence
| WAS pronounced. She chung to her boy
and would have died for him, but could
| not. She would stand for him il
Judgment, but she eau pot Personal
Personal. The dying sheriff saidi &c
am ct afraid to die " How abou
the Judgment sheriff." said one by hi