Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-14

The IntellectuaL-Above the physical
rises the ntellectual.-Rev. DR.. Swift,
Methodist, Chicago, Ill.
Supreme Good.-God's likeness IL the
souls supreme goOd.-Itev. s. u. Nell,
Baptist, Philadelphia, ia.
The Spiritual Life.-It is the spiE-
itual life which exalts.-Rev. DR..
Morse, Baptist. New York.
MISUNDERSTANDING is right ~
lations with Godfrey. DR.. Carson,
Presbyterian, brooklyn, n. Y.
Entirely for Itself.-No nation has .
right to live entirely for itself any more
than an Observation-Disclosures. DIR. Woods,
San Francisco, Cal.
ypocrisy.-Hypocrisy is contempt
ible in any walk Of life; especially Is It
SO in the church.-Rev. George Adams,
Methodist, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Essential Christ.-The fact that the
life of Christ inspires me is the great
est proof of the essential Christ.-Rev.
E. Il. Crawford, st. Thomas, Ont.
All Confidence.-When faith In the
authority of scripture Is destroyed 1t
takes with it all confidence in Meth
odism.-Rev. w. I. Euster Methodist,
Evanston, Ill.
To Extend.-This country is bounden
to extend the kingdom Of Jesus
Christ, both in it's own borders and
throughout the wOrld.-Rev. DR.. Wylie,
Presbyterian, New York.
Religious Thought.-One cannot think
Of any phase of life without carrying II
forward to religious thought Not ~
be religious is not to be conscious OF
knowledge.-Rt. Rev. J. l.. Spalding,
Bishop of Peoria, Ill.
Essential Elements.-The essential
elements of spiritual mindedness are to
concede to yourself all the powers and
purposes of God and then to actualize
them by demonstrating God in yOui
life.-Rev. +. T.. Mason, Independent
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sanctified.-Some are sanctified and
made meet for the Masters use; 9th
ers are unholy and unsanctifed vessels
and, therefore, unfit for the Master,
use. Sanctified means "set apart" from
an unholy to holy use.-Rev. DR.
HOlderby, Presbyterian, Atlanta, Ga.
The Real Patriot.--Surely there is NJ
better way by which VIC can show Oul
patriotism than by eQuipping and build
ing churches for the people. The tru'
Christian rs the real patriot. for a tru,
Christian is always honest. always con
scientious.-Rev. DIR. Herbruch, Re
formed. Canton. Ohio.
Gods Help.-Thc chariots and ut
most strength Of Gods help are rount
about you IL you pray, whether you SCI
them or not. No matter how dubiou.
you may he as you are preparing Il
take SOME new step In your life, 20,
will only need to have the sense o.
help.-Rev. e. White, Episcopalial,
Worcester, Mass.
Ritual.-A man Is greater than an!
form of ritual. The temple itself wal
not the link between God and man, bu
only the symbol Of the link. Christ l!
not merely one who symbolizes, bu
one who is. Right where you are, OF
the mountain or In the valley, Is tn,
place for you to worship.-Rev. G. q
Morgan, Presbyterian, New York.
Steadfastness.-We need stability al
regards the truth, as we'll as loyalty Il
service. 1t is my conviction that mucl
of the loOseness Of living and the bar
renness of Christian work is due +,
lack OF conviction. 1t is also true tina
loyalty OF service and loyalty Of lii,
must depend upon loyalty to convic
tion-Rev. II. Bagnell, Evangelist, New
York.
Service.-The old idea of service wa.
that it was degrading With Chris
came the change. And his announce
ment that the perfect life is one Of ser
vice for others has been confirmed BY
nature. Not u mOlecule exists for iti
own sake only, but for other parts. Tn,
ideal Is one Of scrvice-Rev. Jane,
Grant, Baptist. WATERFOWL, Massachu