Milford chronicle., 1901-04-05
Rrlnglng Glad Tidings.

Let us open the door of the caravan
sary in Bethlehem and drive away the
/ camels. Pass on through the group OF
| oilers and loungers What. 0 Mary no
light? mo light" she says. "save that
which comes through the door" What
Mary, no food? None" she says. ''only
that which was brought in the sack on
the journey" Let the Bethlehem woman
who has come in here with kindly nj
tentions put hack the covering from the
babe that we may look upon it, Look,
Look! Uncover your head. Let us kncrl
Let all voices be huShpd Son of Mary.
Son of God. Child of day Monarch OF
eternity! In that eye the glance of
God Onnipntcnce shcathed in that
Babes arm That voice to he changed
from the feeble plant to the tone thai
shall wake the dead H0sanna. uOSan
ma! Glory to God that Jesus came from
throne to manager that we might rise
from manager to throne, and that all the
gates are cppn and that the door Of
: heaven that once swung this way to let
Jesus out now swings the other way to
let us in. Lat all the bellmen Of heaven
lay hold the rope and ring out the
news. behold. ! bring you glad tidingS
of great joy. which shall be to all PEG
/. pie for today is born in the city of David
J. a Saviour which is Christ the Lord
/, The second mStallment paid for Ogr
1. souls clearance was the scene in Quaran
! tania, a mountainous region. full of cav
/. erns. where are today panthprs and wild
beasts Of all sorts, so that you must now
Ia go there armed with knife or gun or PTS
e toll II was there that Jesus went Il
think and to pray, and it was there that
this monster of hcll-more sly. more ter
n. rible than anything that prowlcd in tina
u country-sa'9n himself. met Christ.
n. The rose IN the cheek of Christina
Publus I.eutullus, in his letter to the Ru
a. man senate. ascribed 10 JeSus-that ros
- had scattered its petals. Abstinence
@ from food had thrown him into emaciu
o tion. long abstinence from food re
corded in prnfanc history is that of tn
On crew of the ship Juno. For % day
they had, nothing to eat But this sui
ferer had tasted month and ten day
. before he broke fast. Hunger must hay
agonizpd every fiber of the body an
gnawpd on the stomach with teeth {
death The thought of a mOrsel of brea
or meat must have thrilled the body wit
some, hing like ferocity. Turn out
pack of men hungry as Christ was hui
- gertd, and if they had strength vii
/ one Noli they MOHlu ueNOuE AOu us Il hl
. 1t was in that pang of hunger that Jes
was accosted, and satan said, NC
change these stones, which look Ii
bread, into an actual supply of bread
Had the temptation come to you and l
under those circumstances we wOr
have cried, BREAD it shall be-" and be
almost impatient at the time taken
mastication, but Christ with one ha
, beat back the hunger and with the o
er hand beat back the monarch of da
ness. 0 We tempted ones! Christ v
En- tempted We are told that Napoleon
dered coat of mail made, but he v
not quite certain that it was impenet
Bile, so he said to the manufacturer
the coat of mall Put it on now 70
- self and let us try it." And with s
II after shot from his own pistol the
n perOr found out that it was just wha
III pretended to be, good coat of m
~ Then the man received a large rewar,
bless God that the same coat of n
ia that struck back the weapons of tenn
l#S ton from the head of Christ we may l
Ger all wear, for Jesus comes and says:
ieNs have been tempted, and | know wha
)to. is TO be tempted Take this robe
tv,se defended me and wear it for yourself
mt. shall see you through all trials, an
n 5 shall see you through all temptation
c The Temptation Of Jesus.
sNNA HBut." saws satan still further to Ie