The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-23

the present life carried forward. Those
who lived here are living there. The two
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THE HIGHEST RICHES.
If you have a heavenly protector, a
Christ and an immortality. you have more
ing else1Rev, pr. George II. Hepworth,
Congregationalist, New York.
A FATAL HABIT.
The habit of growing up goddess and in
different over truth that can mean no less
habit of our Christian times-Rev. Pearce
Pinch, Congregationalist, Forrestville, Ill.
GODS WASHING.
An intellectual cleansing is what the
Cleansing we do hot Ike. Go Go eS washing 1i
is Thorough one from all sin and filth
to the quick--Rev. w. B. Leach, Metho-
dist, Chicago
INEVITABLE sHIPwRECK.
If we deny the Bible as our infallible
guide, We cut loose from the anchor of di-
vine. revelation and are af1oat upon the
Paul H. Castle. Christian church. St.
LIVING SIN.
Sin, once cherished and INDUCED, regis
tiers itself in the consciousness automatic
separabIe of itself from our moral nature.
i is heneeferth in us permanent living,
Methodist (South), St Louis.
MOST GLORIOUS
The strength of a blessed remembrance
is good The strength of a splendid fell
knowing ana realizing that your life is
moving in the current of the purposes, of
D. F. Cox, Congregationalist. Chicago.
LOOK TO THE FUTURE.
1t is sad but true fact that there are
many persons not looking for the day of
Judgment. Their life is the life of the
present; they, indeed, take no thought for
theughte for anyone save aeT any
Rev H. Branson Richardson, Lutheran,
HOW TO ENTER GODS HOUSE.
AS Moses before the burning bush was
commanded to remove his shoes from off
minds all worldly thoughts, worldly mo-
tives, worldly cares and enter the house
Fl eS Go John e. az
st. Louis.
HOME RELIGION.
Bring religion into the home: make it
a part of the daily training of the little
ones. Let them know God, teach them
the beautiful life of Jesus, our Redeemer,
and then we may hope for the better
moral tone IN society, po{n nlgn anq low.
ST. Louis
REAL CHRISTIANITY.
Oh, friend, let not think of Chris
which for a certain amount of faith we
something more than scheme of per-
SOnal SalNaI1On, let US I6et anu KNOW
Christianity as a power to be used for the
good of others--Rev. c. J. Hall, Peoples
Tabernacle. Denver
GODS PEOPLE MUST MEET.
Gods people must not forsake the as
sembling of themselves together. The
tongue of fire comes as result of the
ba ptism of the assembly We may walk
with God alone. day by day doing His will
and holding sweetest Fellowship, but if
we want power from high we must
meet with the people of kindred minds
and with them wait upon God for the fill
ing of the Spirit--Rev. Dr. A c. Dixon,
Baptist. Boston.
ALL MEN ARE BROTHERS.
The age calls for individualism and So
ciety for mutualism. and between the two |
there should be conflict. Nothing in |
ma ture exists without organization. Even |
is one, and no one has the moral |
right to isolate himself from the common |
interest and cause of humanity. Separate
ness is pure selfishness. Not even God or |
Christ can be separated from the common |
brotherhood of man without defeating the |
principles of nature.-Rev. F. |
E. Mason, SpiritualiSt, Brooklyn.
The little folks love DR.. Woods Nor |
way Pine Syrup. Pleasant to take; per- |
fectly harmless. Positive cure for |