The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-01-26

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the child Of Infinite possibilities. born
TO an edless destiny Rev Jenkn III
Jones, Unitarian. Chicago. III.
War.-If war is always wrong. then
the instincts in human nature need rev
authorizing Rev. Lyman Abbott Con
gregarionalisr. Brooklyn, y. Y.
Changes. virtue OF one genera.
tion becomes Il vice TO generations ar
ter. Humanity sweeps onward Rev.
II. W. Pinkham, Baptist. Denver, Col.
The Worlds Teachers. Great events.
even more rhan great men, are the
worlds teachers. -Rev. Dr. Grove.
Congregationallst. New York City.
Your God Have you God? Then
what is he to you? DO you know him?
Have you tried to know his will? Rev.
J. b. Mes, Episcopallan, Brooklyn.
MY.
Gods P0wer.-God's power and will
are above armies aud navies. and on
him far more than on armies and ma
vies nations depend. Archbishop Ire
land. Catholic. Chicago ILL.,
( Preparations for Heaven To pre-.
pare for heaven should be our concern.
This is only by faith and holy living
Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Presbyterian, San Der
nardlno. Cal
SpiritualiSm.- Spirltualism Is not
wicked, for Jesus taught 1t. the disci-
Piles preached 1t, st. Paul wrote of ii
and gave il his sanctlon.-Dr Aston,
Spiritualist, san Bernardino, Cal
consciousness 70 walk humbly
with God involves the consciousness OF
definite relationship between the d.
vine spirit and the human. Rev Les
ter Bradner, Jr., Episcopalian New
York City.
The Master. Jesus Christ becomes
the moral master of the world by the
example Of his life and by the self-sac-
rifice of his death upon the cross
Rev. DR.. Bristol Methodist. Washing
ton, u. G.
Courage. One of the great results Of
this last summer a summer IN which
our country has discovered itself-is
the finding that courage has not died
out of the world DR. Faunce, Bap-
list, New York City.
Living for Others. The people who
win the worlds love and lasting re-
membrance are the ones who utterly
forget themselves. and live for others
Rev Mr.. Fisher, Methodist, san Ber-
nariilo Cal.
Christ-Chrlst came as prince Of
peace, but because he encountered the
established religion, the prejudice and
vice of his time, the immediate effect
was strife and contention. Rev II. H.
Sykes, Unlversallst, Denver, Colo.
No Trivial Matter The taking OF
Gods name lightly or blasphemously
Is no trivial matter The mechanical
rafting off of oaths and atiidavits in
our courts and by our notaries Is rather
adapted TO weaken than to promote
sense of reverence for the name Of
God. The way the oath is administered
makes one feel that God is far off -
Rev. A. L. Myers, Collegiate, New
York
To-day. was never a day in
the history of the church when 1t had
more reason TO rejoice than to-day.
This Is our day-a day when the Lord
has triumphed. His name has been
gloritied. Rev. Johnston Myers. Bap-
list. Chicago, Ill.
The Church.-Once more has come
an era when the multitude has lost its
enthusiasm for the church. No longer
10 the multitude throng and crowd the
church, waiting for the doors to open.
Rev. \. ID. Hills, Independent, Chica-
go, Ill.
Vlslons.-The lives of the men who
have left their imprint upon the world
show that God has ever used visions
/ for disturbing contentment; visions
that inspire aspirations and provoke
progress. Rev j. f. Carson, Presby
/ terrain, Brooklyn, y. Y.