The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-06-16
ROUGH PLACES.
Dr.. TslmAge Indicates the Best Way
Of Getting Over Then.
LessSa frsa . Memorable Iaeiaeat
In the SayfSarHs life-Feusvtns
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Dr. ra.nage. Who 5 noN in Europe
preaching 20 immense oongrsgzuonstn
the great cities. SENDS this ssrDc1- in
Which he describes the rouEh PESss 81
life and intiestes the best neal %
getting over then and shows kS~ many
pec7le al to understand their Sst
blessings, text Marx ". ~ And He
arose and rs5uksS the Wind ard said
into the sea Prses, Be stiLL
Here IL Cap-rIauE TIE ssksAors vi
l4ge. was the temporary home o. that
Crist Who for the most q As life vas
homeless On the site q this 1L1gs,
ueN IL r-is& AID al 2rouzd tbs lake
WkEt scenes q kindness and poser and
g-o-y and p4thos WHEN or Lord lived
krr, ! car understand the feeling CO
tie immortal SacsehuGn Robert Nc
0syHs, Whsn sitting q the banks Of
this lake he Wrocs:
i s Pot hat TIE ET1 El1sle
Ca7es sgvn u e-zk thy u5e
BIZ He tat vA< PssroS - save trr=
Ill
on rAa-Ss ~ tAy 50.
Gu~.l Eruuna ,hee The zs1ztKizs a~<l
nv az uspoz-E So
Bill ar tEr zr-e - hsGuEfz test
O J=zs uE1se o's- H.
Icar easily understand trUz tie CO..
sour CT The COUNTRY that eoE2ds this
axe that storms wsrs easily tempted
70 -Eks fhsse ustsa their playground
las lake. IL Crisi's tine, lay IN =
scsae q great luxuriInee: the sUr
-1undirr hills tsrrseed. sl0Pe5
Erovei, % Dauy hanging gardens o.
o=kuty- o. the share we're castles
armed tcverS Roman baths. every
hing attractive ard beEutifal-l
styles q Vegetation IN smaller space
thau in almost any ether space in tie
EoTd from the pain tree Of the forest
! 70 -, trees % ngoro1s climate. II
seemed as il the lord had launched one
EHre q beauty OF AL the Eeens and Il
hunF and swung from rock and hill and
olsAnter. Roman sentls1ez in pleas
ere boats sailing this lake and country
ger in fishing Szaeks coming down TO
drop their usts pass each other with
ned AID lol; and laughter OF swing
iEg idly AZ their nOo-ingA Oh. what .
5esgtiful scene,
II seems a. Il we shall have . quiet
alghL No, . leaf quirered in the air
not q ripple 6is,arbedt the face Of Gen
nssErsi. But there seems 20 be . liz.
tie excitement up the beach. and We
hasten 10 see what IL IL. and We fnc
i ar enharkatioa- Prom the western
sbsrs = foiillA pushing out, Eot G
squadron o. deadly armament, nor clip
per with valuable merchandise, mol
pirate vessels ready to destroy every
thing they could seize. bat = hotillA
bearing messengers OF light and hf'
and peace. Christ IS in the stern q
the boat His disciples are in the bow
and Amidships. Jesus, weary with
much speaking TO large multitudss, il
put into sonuolsnee BY the rocking o.
the waves. II there EAS any motion a
all. the ship was easily righiso, if tn
wind passed from stzrboard 10 lar
board. or from larbOard TO starboard
he boat woun rock and. by the gentle
ness Of the motion. putting the AAstel
asleep And they extemPOrizec . pil
low made out Of a Asherman's coat.
think no sooner is Christ PROSTATE ana
his bead touched the pillow than He
sound asleep The breeIes Of the LAX
run their fingers through the locks G
the worn sleeper. and the boat rise
and falls ike a sleeping child on ii
bosom Of a sleeping mother.
Calm night, starry night, beautifI
night. Run up AL the sails ply all III
oars. and let the large boat and III
small boat glide owe gentle Ger
Il nesArst. But the sailors say there
going 10 be 4 change Of weather. An
even the passengers can hear the noai
ing OF the storm as It comes on wit
great stride and all the terrors Of huI
rieane and darkness. The large boa
trsnbles like s deer al bay among Il
elsnsor Of the hounds; great patches
foam are flung intp the air; the sails {
a., the vessel loosen and in the stron
wind crack like pistols; the snall'
\, boats, like petrels. Poise On the elf
Of the waves and then plunge. Owe
board 90 cargo. tsekling and mast
and the drenched disciples rush into Il
back part Of the boat and lay hG5
o. Chris; and say unto hin: ~Masie
csrest Thou not that we perishY"
That great parsonage lifts HIS kea
from the pillow Of the fisherman
y coat. walks to the front Of the Iess
Al and looks out into the storm A
around Him are the smaller bat
driven in the tempest. and through
on comes the cry Of drowning men. 2
the haSh Of the lightning I see "a
calm brow Of Christ as the spra
dropped from His bard He has O.
word for the sky and smother for Il
waves Looking upward, He eriei
Peace Looking downward, Z
= SAYS. BE stnl.- The waves fan a
on their faces the foam melts The e
tiuruished stars rehghi their torehe
The ;emp-s, falls dead. and CkHl
stands with HIS foot OF tie nsk
p the storm. And while the sailors a.
D, bsliag oct the boats aud while he
arr trying 20 uutangls TIE oordag
the disciples Stand IN smAHeneuf. 10
looking into the eslm SEA, thea Int
the calm sly. then into Tie cal
Sauours c~ouutensnee. AID they c.
r out. What manne q naH j. thi
that rren the Einds ard the "a OBJ
b. Him.
Ths subject. in the frs; place, in
! presses re Nth ihs fact that Il
very important 10 have 0rist in =
ship. for al thnse boats Soud kA'
eure 10 ~ bottom % GeE1esaret
Cr-sr Had not b@-n present o
Oh STAT a Iess0a for you and for 1s
al lctru, Wht;eIer v9yAss sc uu1e
take i.io whatever eEierP1ss =
start let - Always lave CkTist N u
ship Al y9z ca % With uc3O
:s1s0n q 5ody. zind znd sol -
. are 5cunf 20 CO; bit q have On
Ia even s~-terPrs-.
There are mtz uko akE Co.'s ke
a. TIE 5EEzirg q great e1tsrp-is
h has Sea Ni-h then IN the pas
20 tr1lasr car oreuhroN t5ez. q
sicrE EE1t 49, 60sn frO1 4
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