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ing crew ana rescued them and brought
them to New York. Who conducted that
dream The God Of the sea
In 1893 vessel went from Spithcad
for the West Indies ana ran ON the ledge
or rocks called the Caskcts. The vessel
went down, bat the crew clanbcrcd up on
the Casi>cts to die Of thirst or starvation,
as they supposed. Hut there was ship
bound for Southampton that had the cap.
t2in's son ON board. This lad twice in one
ni-h drcnmcd that there was crew If
sailors dying on the Caskets. He told his
father of this dream. The vessel came
down by the Caslicts in time to find and
10 rescue those poor dying men. Who
conducted that dream? The God of the
rocks. the God of the sea.
The Rev. iJr. bushnell in his marvellous
hook entitled "Naturc aud the Supcrnatu.
raj" gives the following fact that ne got
from Captain louut in California, a fact
confirmed 10y many families; Captain
Iuuut dreamed twice one night that 100
miles away there was company of tray.
clcrs fast in the snow. He also saw in
the dream rocks Of peculiar formation.
and, telling this dream TO an old hunter
the hunter said: "Why. ! remember those
rocks Those rocks are in the Carson
valley pass, 100 miles away Captain
Guunt. imprllcd by this dream. although
laughed nj by his ucghhors. gathered
men together, took mules and blankets
and started out on the expedition. travel.
cd 100 miles, saw those very rocks which
he had described in his dream. found the
suffering ones at the foot of those rocks
and brought them back to confirm the
story Of Captain Yount, Who conducted
that dream? The God of the snow, the
God Of the Sierra Ncvadas.
God has often appeared in resource and
comfort. You have known people-per
haps il is something ! state in your own
eXpcriencc--y0u have seen people 20 to
sleep with bereHvemrnts inconsolable, and
they awakened in perfect resignation be-
cause of what they had seen in slumber
DR.. Grange, one OF the most remarkable
men | ever mot-remarkable for beucvO
lencc aud great philanthropics-at Wei
lington, England. showed me a house
where the Lord had appeared in won
derful dream to poor woman The wo'
man was rheumatic, sick. poor TO the last
point of restitution. She was waited on
and cared for Ivy another poor woman.
her only attendant. Word came TO her
one day that this poor woman had died.
and the invalid of whom | am speaking
what would become OF her In that mood
she fell asleep In her dreams she soid
the angel of the Lord sppeared and took
her into the omen mir md pointed in one
direction. and there were mountains OF
bread. and poiuted in another direction.
and thcre were mountains Of hutter and
Doiutod in another direction. and thero
were mountaius of all kinds OF worldly
supply. The angel Of the Lord snid To her
"Womnn all these mountains helonp IN
your Father. and do Won think no will lnt
Won. his child. hunger and die?" DR.
Cronapo told mo nv some divine innul,e
he went into that destitute hc-np snvy the
suffering there and administered uuto il
caring for her all the way throurh Do
Won tell mo that that dream was wovcn
ont Of earthly anodvnes? Was that the
pLontasmogoria of n diseased broinp No
II was an all svmpathetic God addressing
a poor woman throuch dream.
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