The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-19

ling or rambling Of "A baser sort. Nights
which should be spent an sleep are spent
ia destination DAYS which should be
Given 10 honest toll are wasted I'm idle
ness. With fevercd brain. weary eyes ana
haugard expression of disappointed nope
but corrupted morals. they grow olu pc
for. their time and do not i've out max
their days The exceptions only 70 10
prove the fact II our statement. olst'lS-
Tics show that like an army. whose sol
make heavy drafts on the country every
generation 10 supply her recurring waste
u men and manhood.
'erEc hungry earth 81 not calihB ioI
sla.I ~ ;alas, or plumber. 'She has 'alt-
lions upon millions Of unoecupled terri
tory and her cry is FOR occupants, work
iu- men. bread producers. Let ihe Etea,
cities and over-Crowded cenlcls Cnloau
thair hungry. destitute. starving popula-
tiau. shift them out over the area cie4I
% the rim Of tie wilderness TIA inc oc5eIl
place is made 20 blossom AAe the fose,
then viii the destitute have homes ana
tr.. hungry viii he fed. But the proclaim
alton has gone forth from the NOUN or
God, through the person uf Jesus 1ntlsl'
that man shall not live 10y bread alone.
And with that proclamation comes an
other. as clear as the voice OF "a slIfer
trumpet and ES sweet LS the IlelorH OF
music: Come unto me an ye Una. lao"r
and are heavy laden. anu 4 Wal give YOU
You teu me these are but common
place facts which ] am giving YOU My
answer is that commonplace facts now
tn for-et her make uu the crises and mark
the ,pochs of the world. There are no
miracles wrought in these days. Ihe
great law Of c;tusatloa relShs lh ne mora
10 less than in the physical world. IL -
because uf this law that the inspired
r,raarh.r said There IS nothing new I'M
der the sum What has been viii be.
For history with all her volumne vast
Hath but one page,
...H4 .sl fs- "a F.F -
..-rh,. improvements In all the meChani-
cal arts. the artist.c use ot power the
discovery, application and utiity oI team.
the mluIioIu USES Ok electricity the coz
tIuua.ly increasing discoveries lh me
HELD Of chemistry tn9 ol''s ., ~
or al the compounds ana the Solh-
binas.ou VI many primary clements. nave
never yet done away with or ch'li6cu inc
fact that man must have bread oeleLSo
wlih man as ITS master, never ptoduteA q
shower OF ram, OF made "a seed 10 gcrml-
nate. Cod alone gives thc carry anu mo
latter rain. God alone makes the grass
10 grow. and clothes tho lily with = glory
in which man was never arrayrd Goa
made man, constituted him 10 eat bread
and live OF abstain aud die. ANA TINS phy-
steal fact IS but picture Of me spiritual
fact. Nhc soul must nave lue Dic"4 1iId1
comes from heaven.
Jesus christ says, in the forty-eighth
verse OF this cnaptefs ] ara tildt OI,'i4 oL
life the very place OF ms oiIIA' i't.i ne
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purpose of His mission. IAe one uhouSth1
or the many thousand religious ihNch tlols
OF man wlll not h.cet inc utIhsh4 or
change the eternal TACT thut Jesus Niitlst
alone j. that bread OF me- As no writer
or speaker. philC sopner or rcasuIer IN
politi al economy can buprlaht OF destroy
Gods economy IN nature-lhat bie..d suS-
taius physical lfe-Sc IL Is equally lm-
pussible 10 change the great fact Of MS
economy ia grace, thlt ho mat DelleVeth
on she Lord Jesus Christ hatn everlasting
life The appetite Tor bread and the Thirst
for water ami the digestive organs are
the same in all, whether civilian or s+V-
age, whether intelligent OF Ignorant
whether Nassl or yanual. whether
nrinco or peasant wuether metro
politan or moun-aincer. There Is no
beverage or tonic 30 pure and SO sweet
as the fresh cool wafer OF Wei or sprlns:
IL has power 70 quicken AMI refresh and
proloug the vital energies. There Is no
bread ike the pare bread of the corn. un-
leavened ~ any aduiterallon or chelnical
compouudS IL is natures allmcnt Tor tho
healthy nutrition of flesh and blood
However Tar apart i'm social position or
advantages sill nature bottoms in the
same great fact that an must eat or all
must die; 50 in the spiritual world II is
Christ or death. The TWO natures IN the
one person of tho Goldman. his human
and divine nature. meet and satisfy the
two natures. the human ana Ule spiritual
in the one person of man.
As the divine human being stood and
argued and pleaded with the multitude
wonderful story which their fathers had
told them about Moses and the march
through the wilderness had lodged itself
in their memories and lived a. sweet
recollection in their hearts. A vision of
these mighty scenes rose up before their
iu.aginations ana played with their
FAM les. Stretching Tar back over tha
desert the vast aud almost countless null
tttude settled for the night. AS the morn
ing broke they behcld the banners sec dp
IN the name of the living God. slowly un-
furling and lifting their folds TO the gath
ering breeze. The sun rose fun upon the
scene and shot her bright beams far away
ever the wilderness The dew OF the
morning which lay around about the host
disappeared, and behold upon the face
of the wilderness there lay a small round
thing as small as the hoar frost on The
ground. And when the children Of Israel
saw IL they said one TO another II Is
mamma
Reasoning about this historical fact