The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-27

Is. And behold. two OF them went Nlat
very day % village named hmmaus.
which was threescore furiongs from Ja-
rusalem.
a. And they communed with each
other OF an these hings which had
happened
Is And il came to pass while they
communed and questioned together. that
Jesus himself drew near, and went with
them
1s But their eyes were holden that
they should not know him.
II. And he said unto them, What COM
municatiOns are these that ye have one
with another. as ye walk2 And they
stood stiil, booking sad
IS And one OF them. named cleopas.
| answering said unto him. Dost thou alone
sojourn In Jerusalem and not know the
things which are come to pass there In
these days2
10. And he said unto them. What
things? And they said unto him. Jesus
of Nazareth which was prophet mighty
in deed and word before God and all the
people
20 And how the chief priests and our
rulers delivered him 20 be condemned TO
death. and erucihed him.
2l But we hoped that it was he which
should redeem Israel. Yea and beside an
This. Il IS now tn third day since these
things came to pass.
p Yea. and certain wemen Of our com
pany amazed us. having been early az the
sepulcher
B. And when they found not his body.
they came. saying that they had also
seen a vision of angels, which said that
he was alive.
a. And certain OF them which were
with us went 10 the sepulcher and found
it even so as the women had said but
him they saw not
8 And he said unto them. o foolish
men, and slow Of heart TO believe an that
the prophets have spoken;
26 Behooved It not the Christ 10 suffer
these things, and 10 enter into his gioryf
%. And beginning from Moses and from
all the prophets he interpreted TO them
in all the scriptures the things concern
ing himself
% And they drew nigh unto the Wiz
lage whittier they went and he made as
though ha would have gone further.
20 But they constrained him. saying.
Abide with as; for II Is toward evening.
and the day Is now far spent And he
went IA 10 tarry with them
30 And It came 10 pass, when he had
sat al meat with them. he took tho
bread and blessed Il, and brake. and
gave to them.
81 And their eyes were opened. and
they knew him; and he vanished cut OF
their sight.
s2 And they said one to another Was
not our heart burning within as. while
he talked with as by the way, while he
opened to rs the scriptures
49, And they rose up the same hour
and returned to Jerusalem. and found the
eleven gathered together. and them that
were with them.
a. Saying. the Lord IS risen indeed. and
hath appeared to simon
49, And they told what things were
done IN the way, and how he was known
Of them breaking Of bread.
Any one can easily know enough Of the
Scriptures 20 see the way 10 heaven, anu
to be guided safely through life. as "a
child may know enough of nature for the
ordinary purposes Of living. Yet as in
! Gods works Of nature there are untold
treasures and an that even modern sci-
ence has gained Is but a little spray from
the great ocean. a small sheaf from the
! boundless harvest Of good things God
has laid up for mans blessing 50 there
are yet untold TREASURES in the Word Of
God We are like children who, having
3 learned TO read and spell. imagine that
D we have some conception Of the vast and
a glorious literature into which the simple
letters OF the alphabet can be formed.
4 We can often see a thing very clearly
Q after II Is pointed out 10 u.s. which yet
e entirely escaped our notice before We
have seen those puzzle pictures In which
various forms Of persons or animals are
r outlined hy the trees and branches
g Sometimes they are very hard % discover
& till pointed out, but once seen they are
plain at every glance thereafter. A pic
= flre explained hy an artist has been
8 new picture ever since, though we have
/, seen II many times A fact Of nature
pointed out by a scientist has iliumineo
some portions Of Gods works which were
J unknown before Ruskin's NTH volume
Il Of Modern Painters" has opened the
ewes Of many 20 see % clouds ana trees
and leaves 4 multitude Of things whlcn
were unseen. though plain before tne
eyes. The same is true Of many OF the
best books.
q, There are promises In Gods Word thai
no -aan has ever tried to find Thera are
treasures 81 gold and silver in Il thst 10
man has tatan the pains TO dlg FOR.
There are medicines ~ it for the want
Of a knowledge Of which hundreds have
died 1t seems 10 me like some 56 baro-
/. nlal estate that has descended TO a man
who lives ia q modern house and thinks
It scarcely worth while 20 go and look
2. into the venerable mansion. Year after
year passes away. and De pays no at
i tention to t. since he has no suspicion of
the valuable treasures It contains, tin az
last some man says to him. Have you
been up IN the country 20 look at that
es.ate2' He makes up his mind that be
viii take a lock at It, As he koes
I through The porch he Is surprised 10 sea
5 the skin thet has been displayed in ITS
d construction. he is more and moro im-
< pressed as he goes through the halls.
He enters a large ROOM and IS aston
. ished as he heholds the wealth 0f pic
3 lures upon The walls. among which are
b portraits Of many Of his revcred auces-
4 tors. He stands I'm amazemcnt before
+, them. There is a Titan. there IS a RAJ
phael. there is a Correggio. and there IS
Z a GlorgIone lie SAYS II never had any
{ any idea Of these before. "Ahi SAYS
B. the steward. "therc s. many another
thing that you know nothing about in
this castle' and be takes him from room
+ 10 room. and shows him carved plate and
= wonderful statues and the man excialms.
( Here : have been for a score of years
the owner rf this estate and have never