The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-11

what iarvcut prayers ittN Hll oyer. SOW,
100 our time what I- called iasaI1aHh.,
hurCl Dr. y.f.. where i,w people have
u. attended very carefully to 'ne.I toilet
come and -.t dawu-taey d9 nor want 90
ua crowded. they a.. whole sea; 20
eiyg--aui '."u. N tu.y have amy
time .l.t from tarku- u' tHn.r store aHt
from examining the -tE." nf the Dat no
front 0i them. they -.t and listen 90 tic
sermon warranted tI bit uH mau sins.
and listen 90 music which .. rendered tF
% choir warranted to .gg tunes that noe
body knows And then. after au hour
and q half of ludo,Out vaHuiu- they -1
home refreshed. Every man feels better
after hc has had "a sleep
But AN these wrongs arc going % ho
ughtod. | expect 10 hive tu -.. tine day.
! think ] hear lu the dI-tHut. the rum.
bling of the KING chariot, Not always
40 the minority Dr. the church ot Gui
going 20 be- OF are good men going 90 be-.
The streets are going TO bc flied with rc-
generated populations.
What VIII You DO with those who fleece
that young man, getting him o. purion
large sums of money from his employer
the young man who came to au officer of
my church and told the story and IrlutI-
.ally asked what hc might dot Nothing.
Gods love will yet bring back this
! ruined world to holiness and happiness.
An infinite Father bends over II an sym.
pathy. And 20 the orphan lie VIII De a
Father, and 20 the widow He viii hc
husband. and 20 the outcdst lie viii be a
home, and 20 the poorest wretch that TO.
lay crawls out of the ditch of ms ohom.
nation, crying for mercy, lie will bC an
all pardonlng RcdoCmCT
The rocks VIII turn gray with age. the
forests viii bc unmoorcd lu the hurricane,
the sun will shut It's fiery cychd, the stars
will drop like blasted figs, the sea viii
heavc its last groau and lash itself IN cy-
plrng agony, the continents viii drop like
trI,ors IN the deep, the world win wrap
itself in sheet OF flame and leap on the
funeral pyrc OF the judgment day. but
Gods love viii never die II shall kmdlc
It's suns after all other lights have gone
ont. II Wlll hC hllIuWlug sea after ali
other oceans have wcpt themselves away.
1t VIII warm itself hy the blaze OF a con.
Stunning world. 1t will sing while the
archaugcl's trumpet pcals aud the alr il
/ filled with the crash of breaking scpul.
/ ChCrs aud the rush of the wings of the
rising dead Oh, commend that love to
all the cities and the morning without
! clouds will comci
! know that sometimes 1t seems hope.
. less task You toni on IN different spheres,
sometimes with great discouragcmcnt.
. People have no faith and say: 1T does
+ not amount TO anything You might as
/ well quit that Why. when Moses
/ stretched his hand over the Red Sea 1t
did not seem TO mean anything especially.
/ People came out ! suppose, and said,
/ Aha Some of them found ont what he
wanted to do. lie wanted the sea parted
/ II did not amount TO ANYTHING. this
| stretching ont of hls hand over the sea,
But after awhile the wind blew an night
rom the east, and the waters were gath
| cred into a ghttcrlug pallsadc on either
side. and the billows rolrcd as God pIllcd
back on their crystal bits Vince. into
huc, O Israel March, march Pearls
crashed under feet, flying spray gathers
into rainbow arch of victory for the con.
gU,ror, TO march under. shout oi hosts on
the beach answering the shout of hosts
amid sea, and when the last line of the
lsrlchtcs reach the beach the cymbals
clap, and The shields clang. and the waters
rush over the pur>uers and the swift
fingered winds on the white keys of the
foam play the grand march of Israel dchv
cred and the awful dirgc of Egyptian over
throw
So YOU and so forth. and all the pco
pie Of God 60 forth, and they stretch then
hand over the sea. the boiling sea of Grim,
and sin and wrctChCdnCss. 1t doesn
amount to anything people say Docsn'
ty Gods winds OF help will after awhil,
begin TO blow \ path viii be cleared 70
the army of Christian philauthropists
The path will he lined with the trcasur
of Christian bcnehccnce. and we will b
greeted 10 the other beach by the CLAP
ping Of all heavens cymhals. while thos
who pursued us aud dcridcd US and trie
to destroy us will 80 down under the sea
and all that will hc left Of them will b
cast high and dry upon the beach, IN
splintcrcD wheel OF a chariot OF thrust ON
from the foam, the bgeathless nostrl ,
rldorless charger.