The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-27
TM SERMON.
~. STUDENTS OF
sDplsAL SON.

~ STUDENTS OF
eplGAL SON.
Great Love Of the
~ ter the Prodi-
unsa Race.
ssmon or moral lecture
q G. Bite to the stu.
1rdiural and Mechanics
e,te's sermons w. r.
and local director Of
RE Post:
9 arc always absolutely
s,sism. and received with
= ali who hear them.
enoracter as to catch the
Y we'll as others and do
: Iopg time IL was the
a directors to change
oa,lege every two years,
a,stion to another, to keep
oaarance Of sectarianlsm,
~ d also q professor In
dv,a such universal salts
~ held the position as
ing the past four years.
Il that capacity for the
= follows. the text being
= yet q great way of.
Nm, and had compass
~ fell on his neck and
~ ourselves as agents
wder contract to do his
3 to know hi mthorough-
d Umpathy with his mo-
= nay the more honestly
~ meet his requirements.
rAt to be no conflict be-
4 and employed--between
n. and such events as the
1 In Pennsylvania and ad-
ktveen the associated coal
OPERATORS of those Indus
1 exist, would not be pos
perators acknowledged the
vorkmen are men like
d bodies and souls as
nee and normally indie
/ own. and If the work.
dds, knew their employers
n felt a common interest
, be done. The lack OF
sutual confidence occasions |
able thing to see a son, |
n children ION q strike"
meant efforts of father and |
lsm up In life as honest. |
and citizens. And such |
1ot occur If the precept |
re always in play: Honor |
Thy Mother. That Thy
1 with the assiduity and |
Their and mother, antici-
Iible wants and furnishes
,ense Of their own con-
Iorld run to meet" us, as
! It, forgivlngly, lovingly,
her do when, yet a great
|traggling back, dishonor-
after some escapade OF
ne? Who. like a father,
In our chagrin that he
sck and weeps with us,
'ct that we have dragged
the dust? Who. like the
. burning taper In the
Fandering, wayward boy
ely back to the bereaved
like a mother, keeps
title delicacy, the fatted
objection or trinket that
iness for, in view OF the
Tor home coming Of some
se prodigal?
real as
. benevolence with which
Father is watching out
mo spiritual interests Of
ligals and others, antici-
,ssitles, making things
; good in the interest of
i'd honor Him, interview
self-destruction of those
howing His paternal love
that-as this Book ex-
st we were yet sinners,
NJ" God so loved the
70 His only begotten son,
on Him might |
ave everlasting life." III
very young man to know
eavenly Father, to study |
fellowship of interests |
ne intimate with Him, to
dgns with a view to CO.
n; in a word, to show |
not an eyeserving slave. |
Q the obligation one bit |
1t, as some men do, to |
. no party to the COM
IRE will not assume it's
The State of Texas does
thel you ever compacted
: citizens. You are hcre, |
my safeguard, inhaling
free air, privileged under
q by my civil power; IL
! your own peril; II you
WIS, l will show you my
aer man says: II ac-
Ieral supervising rule of
% need that / should be
erning It.; I do not see
specially thankful for a
Fhich l had no hand in
Why. don't you know
would not hold even in
tizenship in the State OF
not know that in case
would demand patriotism
n which would lead You
or service by land or sea;
lose your all, that she
dishonor. And were we
ofuse this voluntary help,
lthority drive us into the
as share the peril of those
We share?
that our lack Of rever-
God. our Divine Father,
I Of thoughtlessness than
and rebellion. Therefore.
to make Him and His
q a subject OF study. He
thy friends that We have
own. To be acquainted
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