The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-06-08
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Christ-Christ Is the child. not Of
+ time, but of the eternities lie is the
Christ of God.--Dr. G. II. Combs. In
dependent.
Vast Treasures.A simple thing 1t Is
TO say, God Is spirit" but the phrase
holds vast treasures in the knowledge
of Godfrey. DIR. Behrends, Congregn
tlonallst, Brooklyn, y. Y.
Annihilated.-Try TO Imagine in what
condition we should he and what We
would do If all the past could be ami
hilated and we should start afresh.-
Rev. X. +. Mills. Evangelist, Boston.
Mass
Society. Society is not the result OF
n compact freely entered into and free
ly broken. 1t Is a natural state, "A nee
essary state and the effect of divine
wlll.-Dr. Conaty. Il. c., Washington,
! ID. g.
The Influential Man.-The influential
man In city Is, therefore, he who
quietly thinks out the eternal laws of
i God and teaches them, and Is true to
them.-Dr Joseph Stolz. Hebrew. Chi.
cago, Ill.
Gods Purpose. came into the
world to make known the purpose of
God and TO furnish the means by
which this purpose should be accom-
plished.-Rev. |. p. Coddington. Uni
Yersalist, Rochester, y. Y.
+ Death.-Death is not the end Death
Is the interfering OF the soul. The life
beyond Is the continuation of the life
here, only enlarged, enriched. ennobled.
Rev. j. f. Carson. Presbyterian,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Spiritual Llfe.-The germ of the spir-
itual life is In every man. Ignore 1t
and 1t will make Of him a devil; cultl-
yate 1t and 1t will transform him into
noble man here and hereafter Rev.
w. ii. Carwardine, Methodist, Chicago,
Ill.
Happiness.-All happiness must rest
on solid foundation If II is to be real
and lasting. Those who tie them
selves TO the things of this world forget
that earthly honors are fleetlng and
perishable.-Ca Cardinal Gibbons, II. c.,
baltimore, Md
Fatalism.-The doctrine Of fatalism,
teaching that men and women are not
morally responsible for their deeds,
would work more harm IL generally ac-
eepted than could be done by an cpl
demic of cholera or smallpox.-Rev. DIR.
Ollie, Methodist. Oakland, Cal.
Venerable Traditions.-You are face
TO face with the laws OF the universe
and your relations TO the source of all
life cannot be affected by man, by any
church, no matter how venerable may
be its traditions.-Rey. G. W. Stone,
Unitarian. Kansas City, Mo.
A Higher Life.-It is the teaching
of higher life that city missions and
such agencies are engaged in to-day.
This Is n discontinued age, but vision
of the brotherhood of man Is gradual
ly stealing In to relieve.-Rev. II.
Thomas, Congregationalist Boston,
Mass.
Methods.-When the church adapts
Its methods to the people about 1t they
will give 1t hearing. and If the bap-
tlsm of power be upon the minister and
people those who come to be entertain
ed will remain TO pray.-Iiev. J. \. II.
Wilson, Methodist, San Francisco, Cal.
A Dangerous Tendency-There is n
dangerous tendency in Christian repub-
lies TO falsely glorify God and worship
materialism at the expense of manhood
1t Is a stern rebuke to the English peo-
pie and of our civilization.-Rey. VIM.
RAIDER, Congregationalist, San Francis
co, Cal.
A Plan in Llfe.-There is a plan in
every mans life, and. being plan. it
has a purpose. Nothing helps us more,
nothing more certainly makes the mys-
terry of life easier TO bear, than to keep
+ that truth firmly fixed in the mind
Rev. w. l.. Phillips, Episcopalian, New
+ Haven, Conn.