The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-17

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ths shutin experiences Of those ancient
mariners ] suppose the 40 days Of the
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ashore must have seemed 10 those eight
people IN the big boat like q small
eternity. "Rain. rain, raini- said the
wife Of Noah. "will il never stopS-
For 20 mornings they looked out and
saw not one patch Of blue sky. Float
ing around amid the peaks Of noun
tslnS Shem and Ham and Japhetk had
to hush the fears Of their wives lest
they should dash sgainst the project
ing roekA But after awhile Il cleared
OF. s~uRAhine. glorious sunshinel The
ascending mists we're folded up into
eloudA which instead Of darkenlnR the
sky only orpamented H. As they
locked out Of the windows these worn
Passengers clspped their hands and
rejoiced that the storm was over, and
i think II God could step such a storm
a. that He could stop any storm in your
lifetime experience. II He can control
avulture In mld-sky. He can stop a sum
mer bat that fies In At your window.
AZ the right time he vii put the rain
bow on the cloud and the deluRe Of
your misfortunes will dry up. Ipreach
the doctrine Of limitation, relief an ass-
enthrallment Al Just the right t-le
the pain viii cease, the bondage viii
drop the imprisoned viii be liberated,
the fires win go out the body and mind
and soul will be free. Patieneel An
old English proverb referring to long
continued invalidism. says, "a creale-
Ing gate hangs long on its hinges." and
this may be . ~protracted ease Of vale
t~udinarianism, but you will have taken
tho last bitter drop. you will have suf-
fered the last misinterprstatiou, you
VIII feel the gnawing Of the last hun
ger, you Will have tainted the last time
from exhaustion. you WIN have felt the
cut Of the last lancet, you win have
wept under the last loneliness. The
last week OF the Noaehian deluge came,
the last day. the last hour. the last mo-
ment- The beating of the rain on the
roof ceased. and the dashing Of the
hiliowa on the side Of the ship quieted,
and peacefully a. . yacht moves out
over quiet Lake Cayuga, Como or Luz
eerne, the ark with its ilustrious pas
sengsrs and important freight glided
TO Its mountain wharfage.
Notice also that on the cessation OF
the delugs the shut-ins came out, and
they built their houses and cultured
their gardens and started . new world
on the ruins Of the old world that had
been drowned out Though Noah lived
$50 years after this worldwide accident
and no doubt his fellow passengers sur.
Hved centuries, I warrant they never
got over talking about that voyage.
Now. l have seen Dore's pictures and
many other pictures Of the entrance
Into the ark. two and two, Of the hu-
man family and the animal creation
into that ship which sailed between
two worlds, sntedlluvian world and the
postdiluvian world, but l never saw
= picture Of their coming out yet their
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