Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-12-14
Ewes and Eyes.

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people can tax for one who can
think: but thousands can think for
one who can sec. To Zee clearly is
noetry. prophecy and religion all III
one.' Which means that the eye is
one of thd most important members
of the bjdy. Nearly all depends
upon the manner of your seeing
what ydl see, when you see and
how vol see. II saw after it was
too lat" 81 saw it in a wrong
light, hre frequent and familiar ex-
nrassbns. The Bible speaks OF
neonk-and the best people too
"seeag through glass darby
Most people never see Though the
GLASS at all. Most eyes are only
Photographic lenses which eaten a.
tho marest outlines dimly, OF
lAo oh;act seen. A few there be,
which. from dull plate an dim out
line develop, with the 81 ] and ao-
curacy of divine alcemise' INC
n; .ure and form that peaks: and
noves in active achieyeent. Eyes
that are stigmatic, bar-sighted,
). far sighted, d GU blelgnteo-the
: world is full OF them. III INC BOZ
J. ROW and sin Of the races saiu 10 %
J. dua 70 Mother Ewes ptaking OF the
v forbidden fruit, and we mistake
- not Holv Writ makes e significant
statement that she Bt ia" tnat
the tree was good r iood' ana
David saw from b window, and
hence we are warneSainst the iusIs
he If the eve.p How jeptive is sight!
I'D We thought we say but we dion u
10 1t was only "foorsf d'" after all
apples of Sodom fao OF iusoiouS
Is fruit-a grinningeletou what at
's first appeared ff and blood OF
" beauteous form; fhantom ship-a
I'd ihadow-a mird and desert OF
IN death. Th9.e not only "eyes
lily that see not" bEes, thousands OF
rs them, that see as trees walking,
'"' imperfectly.
oe What q Iderful thing is the
n.y. eye
A perfect eyf reble-lensed There
ia the eve thdes things afar off.
tier This eye is hscopic, the eye OF
lter the Seer. Cdbus saw continent
re- that he had Ir seen, all the way
ia across the beg pillows of an un-
,rs." known sea. raham saw the day
oy," Of Jesus of lreth over span OF
nds. more than tty centuries, and was
the glad. for tn Eior said so himself.
York Washington the founders of our
3 of Republic, Hyes telescopic' This
own eve sees c9 In the distance the
wing wolf, the tthe "rainy day." gray
hairs, the dow, the hearse and
the shrou III arranges things, and
it is said even soc beyond the
sunset Misunderstanding the in
r'. visible" d Book says.
rrn;s A perfEe is also ''near- sight
edr-sebgs near at hand. This
w. eye is m topic. 1t sees things
" beantifuhderful and wise, that
80 ordinar}o never discovers
:, :, new wos strange, overlapping,
.snnh though iusing and energy-pro-
peur. vokingll ch the common herd
es ef tramplSn ignorantly. This eye
SEES VIZ poetry and praise into
commdngs. which the ordinary
uced mortal ct through glass, ex-
ction ceedin hrkened and smoky. Sir
.hern Isaac ton, Benjamin Franklin
isap and F and Edison were great in.
Pres ventoH No. They saw only as
any Others not, things which always
now. did ex They had eyes--not mere
sted glass in their heads. The neal
ues- sight$e gets better, we are told
hem as it older. Truth.
ThSt tense is the Discerning.
This sees in the dark. 1t Cal
That see VI shut as well as, and oftel
'out bette ban when open-better an,
w. farthl out in the darkness an,
EN-, alonender the stars-than in th
De- garid dissipating light of day
be Milf and Prescott were blind
pc, you low, but one wrote the recor,
be of great earthly empire, the othe
OF of heavenly one, from the first Il
II thdst, Paradise Lost and regained