The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-08-31

meet him" When you and l meet re
aim, as we will, l shall ask him to in !,
troduce me to those who got him out "
of the Danascene peril.
We go into long m to prove ii
that we will be able to recognize peo- U
pie in Heaven, when there is one rea- =
son we fail to present, and that is bet i
ter than all-God will introduce us o
We shall have them all pointed out. a
You would not be guilty of the impo- =
likeness of having friends in your par
lor not introduced, and celestial po- .
likeness will demand that ne be made y
acquainted with all the Heavenly I
household. What rehearsal of Old {
times and recital of stirring reminis- l
cences! If others fail to give intro
duction, God will take us through, and
before our first "a hours in Heaven
if it were calculated by earthly time
pieces-have passed we shall meet and
| talk with more Heavenly celebrities
than in our entire mortal state we met
with earthly celebrities. Many who
made great noise of usefulness will sit
on the last seat by the front door OF
the Heavenly temple, while right up
within arms reach of the Heavenly
throne will be many who, though they
could not reach themselves or do great
exploits for God, nevertheless held the
rope.
Come, let us go right up and accost
those on the circle of Heavenly
thrones. Surely they must have killed
in battle a million men. Surely they
must have been buried with all the
cathedrals sounding a dirge and all
the towers of all the cities tolling the
national grief. Who art thou, mighty
one of Heaven? 81 lived by choice the
unmarried daughter in a humble home
that [ might take care of my parents
in their old age, and l ndure with
out complaint all their NERVOUSNESS
. and administered to all their wants
for 90 years" Let us pass on round
= the circle of thrones. Who art thou
: mighty one of Heaven? II was Tor
= 20 wears a Christian invalid and suf-
u fered all the while, occasionally witt
Il inc n note of sympathy for those
1t worse off than /, and was general con-
II fdant of all those who had trouble
II and once in awhile L was strong
y enough to make a garment Tor ina
Door family in the back lane" fass
y on TO another throne. Who art thou
MIGHTY one of Heaven? 81 was the
Is mother who raised a whole family OF
lie children for God, and they are out IN
E. the world Christian merchants Chrls,
81 tian mechanics, Christian wives, ahu
+ I have had full reward for all my toll.
lie Let us pass on in the circle of thrones
IN CT had q Sabbath school class an'
a thew were always on my heart, ant
he tbev all entered the kingdom o
God and I am waiting for their ar
is rival" But who art thou, the might,
he ono of Heaven on this other throne
"In time of bitter persecution owne
IN n house in Damascus, a house on Tn
at wall. A man who preached Christ wa
{? hourded from street to street and
Ter hid him from the assassins, and whe
ed 7 found them breaking into my hous
,ed and 7 could no longer keep him sat
It'll " 1 advised him to flee for MS III
nd ard n basket was let down over tt
70? wall with the m~altreated man IN
to and I was one who helped hold u
hat rome" And l said: us that all
rth And he answered: THAT is all Al
of while | was lost in amazement heal
,eir .+rong voice that sounded as thous
in? q MIGHT once have been hoarse fro
the MANY exposures, and triumphant
aul though it might have belonged to o
we of the martyrs, aud it said: IN
MANY mighty, not many noble Il
so oolIod. but God hath chosen the we
rch things of the world to c%onfound t
ac- things which are mighty, and ba
has tbipgs of the world and things viii
are despised hath God chosen, yea, a
things which are not TO prlhg
fe1t naught things which are, that no Tie
no should glory in His presence" ~
49, I looked to see from whence the va
+he came. and 10! it was the very one W
H. nod said: Through a window IL
bo sket was l let down by the wall
n;4L Uenceforth think of nothing as
.aor significant. 4 little thing may dec
~ rour all. A Cunarder put out fr
tbe England for New York. 1t was "
oatb enui pped, but in putting up a st
~, in the pilot box a nail was driven
naor the compass. You know
- +ho+ nail would affect the comp
'lPeu The Sims officers. deceived by t
and Inc snip" naa ma +be sbip
o,or distracted IN'
o,sl miles off her right course, and sudt
Nv the man on the lookout or
AZ ,;rand ho." and the ship was ha
IN within a few yards of her demol'
sn'H On Nantucket shoals. \ siXpenny
wing came near wrecking a Cunar
small ropes hold mighty destinles
pei A minister seated In Boston al
arg table. lacking a word, puts his /
"eie behind his head and tits back
tne hair to think, and the ceiling
a,ioH| and brushes the table and would
,hou, rushed him. A minister in Jam
hearu ot night, by the light of an IN
1ne. called the candle fly. is kept from
ehee' ming over a precipice a d
II my + ". Robertson, the celebrated
doh I ush clergyman, said that he ent
| thes the ministry from a train OF cir
Ieter9' stances started by the barking
even dog. Had the wind blown one
NOW l IL Go ntGh n