Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-22

w Penrose, at the request
p tp'' Rsiner, read the s'th chapter OIL
nbers. =. col.
I. j. NJ. Relner then spoke as i0'-
5:
,.,,,ful are thy tents. o ia
How 1 ,sv Htabernacles. o Israeli!
AM 1 ,be false prophet when ne
p,us on Il mountain anu ,oonv ,
D ,n w the valley. If you coniu huNe
. az me eye OF that PRONE. YOU
pwea ,n' seen a valley where per.
Pr n n,,n,ner reigned. Many a tent
~ s there in the wilderness
p n' ,hs direction of Jehovah, go
~, W the wilderness, had taken
lhlHus" Mace there for a while.
fesu t,,- ,yas peaceful. Everything
'!ssi,nd Gods benedictions smiled
li NJ They went in and out OF
tents doing their daily duties, py
rerd and direction OF their srea.
:, As you looked down into tnat
q Won would have been cheered
.tised 10 see people, going IN the
' ss,as amid many deprivations,
80 and troubles, and yet peace
,,,,snted and hopeful While that
W., IA The valley there was a con-
" Going on, Balak hired false
~, 10 curse the people of Israel.
r.,,sllv the case. whenever there
curse to be uttered against the
Nh Of God, It is not by man VINO
rsirnant against any false teach
A. false living. but II is always an
~ who has been brlbed, bought,
syss shut. his heart corrupted, and
sysinst his own will and wish and
is,Ion 10 utter curse. Balaam
nal willing to do 1t. He told the
ksrgers of Balak that 1t was Inn
ma for him to undertake that mis-
because he could do nothing I'M
he received the approval OF Je-
M But Balak had invented all
Of Vaccinations to induce him to
He was willing to build affairs:
Gas willing to bring sacrifices; he
willing to bride that prophet, In
Il to accomplish his purposes
nst an innocent people. Balaam
up and looks down into the valley.
lead of uttering curse he utters a
tdiction. He begins with these
hs.
how beautiful are thy tents, o ia
and thy tabernacles, o Israeli"
hat do you think. my brethren,
am saw when he uttered that
liction In these words? He saw
bple, TO begin with, that were all
d. There was no strife in sight.
i them were directed by one God.
them looked toward God to give
direction what they should do.
bf them knew that they had the
which Moses gave them on Sinai
fen by God, and not by man. He
h0vah hlmself-was their law
There was no question as to
fher or not these laws were proper;
was no question as to whether
Pot these laws were popular; they
divine and that was sufficient.
am looked down, and he saw more
that, He well remembered that
SAD to them II will make of thee
hgy priesthood, and sanctified,
foly nation" They We're united;
was their lawgiver: and they were
He also knew that God gave
promise TO Abraham that in his
gu the nations OF the earth should
pressed. Balaam well remembered
thls nation. now wandering
sn tne wilderness, forsaken and
10 every enemy, was to be the
" Guy OF which should come
Messiah, the Redeemer of the uni
vur plvlne Master. Jesus Christ
en. How could he pronounce n
upon such a people? How was
'ss,ole, where God has stamped His
- approval upon 1t, where God
usen me director and the very
W mat movement, that he should
M curse? Nay. he could moi do
II lfied his best: he was induceS
ys Iyu out as he looked down into
avy ne uttered the words that 7
IN ,auy repeated, How beautiful
es n 9e nus % Jacob, and thy taber-
vas not only the case INV
IN. with the ancient peonie ~,
a.. paI Us we follow along in b,s.
"s ma afterwards. in the fm,nas.
Itlne. MT i9ur thousand years OF
klbling ~ the human race was
SosonSS.lh me balance; after great
ked. az. were confused and per-
kpeh .a,ier Israel were sinrInr
ee sn ,nelr prophets. many n snng et
y ys Messiah; after All INC no VI
~ ~ ahNlously waiting for son,a
mls,s vunle who would clenr ave.,
v ~ winch rested upon the h,, n.y.
h "v would explain how mam
u,v uslipered from sin ana go,
sa1, ii ,,er four thousand voan.
i, Wy HIS Only Begotten Son y lars
bent M sueem the world. When
Ny as III upon earth 1t was NOT
sy as nigh Priest; II WAS not
thar "a, model lecturer-lt ues
b with LAT Christ came upon The
his Fan, rVelation from the bnenn,
Ian ,er' To deliver 10 Tho ,,.So,h
Sbl,bsd And then and thera pIe
tsabN,, Church upon tba 80. re
hsGls,s,a IN His Church Anoat,.n'
ch,n He ordained sor,.
co liners as Prophets IN,
wed so that - ' organization
World ana .'a 1.-THE they might 90 out ,ntn
he Mss.Is,p proclaim the glad tidineo
rrh you A. y Who had come. In thss
To Tine ~ lhe same thing. Frnn,
who u. enere was hired wickaa
Prgh. Mas ied on to c,,rsa ~
Church AZ an enemy surrourdnS
she lsy zoo, A thousand tIn eu
ne alma before the altar NJ ZINES me,
oy upon ma a,ngulsh, 80 Lord. bavn
surround" because the enen,t ~
curse MUD her, and she fei, venues ,i
fohouncsdu r we other was ready IN
Victorious upon her. But she car W.
Tch Of "a Why Becausa '" ,he
hurch ths, w. The early ages. WAC
rch that W.. was united II w, "a y
rch reads vas senctlned. il NE NE
he World spread the Gospel ali
alnly coulGu , and such a Cbnr az,
ovah Paw Paw not be conquered iure y
only Son ,hi me promise, throi,gh
shan moi n uat even the gates "s 81,
bw.iny h,o nv, prevail against thee s OF
b We sp DeeS,tsaren, let me tell Won t,..
% moi mol o. unity in the C DS mat
'h is fabe mean by that o, nnureh.
'e unity ,vated, You canno, ss sang
'ed. Whvpn church. Isrn o, iab-
. there was o mere was one Law sa
one leads, ose High Priest. thar1
Nv their suns,msnded OF they msy knew
esi they knan, ,ney