The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23

man was lost. But the possibilities We're
sublime Tor man redeemed 10y grace. but
scriptures spoke Win authofity as 10 the
past, pr +"ut ana ths FIXTURE. I4uis loyalty
L. the WORD. of course, made him loya. 10
christ. who was the word lHcdrnat". No
one caE he close kin To- Jesus and ,iisrc-
gard th" wocd II God. Let This brand be
burned deep.
"Auo;Acr mark was Paufs unbouEled
love anu sympathy for his fellow men
Jesus Was a man and loved his fellow
| man. II" -ymPtthizod with man IA his tal-
lea and puIuted state. Man, although cor
rUpt. was very precious u Jesus Jesus
VAS C'. pis'a aud rejected a.: men, yet he
Was our brother ana I'D brothers part.
So PaJ!s heart bl.I for has Kiusm,n. For
l could WISH that J myself We're a.dJhcmt
from Christ for my brethren There IS
possibly p" greater need on tho part II our
C'.urch.s To-day than men ..lth warm.
loving. sympaInetis hearts. Beloved, see
that We possess JH.s mark. What a city
ours would l." II h!ptIcg.y love prevailed
II IN h"' OF we preferred one another
This un' OH iyd love found expression in
S.it-Sl'iHE. Jesus literally save himself for
Others Except ye eat MY flesh and drink
my blood was more tha:l Il figure OF speech.
II" IN no sense was guilty. Yet he died for
~" guilty. His was = Ni!iir. eclf sacrifice.
7 here H. no giving which brings the prilJ of
til.. nails s1 gti. Xiv as s-if-.;vlug one &C
ruIHUl.rus% something when they begin to
pour their iic-!lpVd into tho object Of their
ai-sr i''i- Paul was not perfect and co..d
t"i 'ti'F hiill~et a. = N!tjripIS Si,E.'lH', nut
he hi-rh!'N gave himself 10 the Irs"!aa!5-
I1A Of iHt sacrifice w.!"n jesus made and
thus vitality Joined himself 10 the Christ
His cti.l' cue o.. sIitcriGEs was uo idle t. Il
IL was commissioned To- suffer and he did
MT Shirk. Ills reception by the G.Uti!eS was
much Ike that Of .,csu- ny the Jcws. II Is
!,--h.on"hlr tH"Sr days 1" bay nut way
thr"urh rather than 20 give self and all We
possess To tas cause of Christ
"Au";h'r mark II JCsuS which Paul pos
s"sasu WIS IL .Ej!c-S courage coupled with
i!fol'ss cucrSy. II was largely III respect To
their mona! courage that th- enemies OF III.
Christ took kupWlcdc" Of the disciples that
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d'd ihr r"l,rs I;y this tribute - Jesus. Paul
W.'s not siuly-s. but the sp1ticss Christ WAS
his ideal PIE sou-ht "a have Il conscience
Void vf pi"nsc. which l. possible only where
IN" conscience j. .nl'snt,ucd 10y the word
and f1' ,uI%c!ilIg 81 lr4t 81 God. Paul had
a keen appreciation oi tkc good ana moral
COURAGE thJt dared To stand for ana do III"
right al any cost. How many of Us refuse
70 AXE advantage of ignorance and are Will
ing 10 aqpriSc our u"..hHur ~ IN. truth as
GGi. xiv 80 to profit by ~ ourselves
who's" tag ao you wear: Is ii SJtan'S or
IuriSts: Impressions are made every day.
Who VII! claim Us h. our marks i'm the day
Coiye Goi. Lutte duties q. elected and op-
portunittCs rejected vii! show a- scars FOR
Satan and NOT marks &c Jesus. The humble
effort for Jesus hat i31y have been coAsi'i-
cred by Us complete failures Will some day
shine forth luminous Tor Christ.
The monk was aNal'nc,i one night in his
coil aUd surprised ." Eud visitor present.
Tho monk asked ;h" name of the caller. who
replied Jesus CHRIS Let m, see your
ha3d' said ne monk. ! see no print Of the
Ills. y1G ar an impO=tor.'
Ard Vet =" are not 20 worship the marks
hut The Christ. The watchers At Mr.. Car-y's
bedside were speaking ~ the work which
IL" noble missionary had done. but were in
j"rrui'.-d hy The dying man, who said. Do
not tJlk Of Mr.. Carey. hut Of MIR. Carey's
Savior Neither are to worship the
apostle. PauTS Glory was in the Christ. II
there had teen 10 Christ ths.c would have
been no Paul the apostle. z, V irait.-tors
Of ne even rs I also am of Christ Doing
tn Will Of Jesus viii bring the marks Of
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