Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-07-23

uoeS IL give the DeSt Judgment Win
the light that one has as to what he
ought to do. Ones conscience is near
est right when the disciple leaves
most in the truth and life of the Christ
-.Rev. G. II. Phillips. Disciple, Brad
dock Pa.
Inspired Music.-When Handel had
finished his great "Hallelujah Chorus"
and played it for the first time upon
the organ in the presence of his pupil,
Arne, as he played the tears ran down
his cheeks, and he said when he was
through: These notes are not mine;
they came from God through me-
Rev. q. i. VoSburgh, Baptist, Denver,
Col.
The Future World.-There Is some
thing beyond this life, and one Of
these days you will find out what it
is. 1t is not as mysterious as you
would have it appear, because God has
country than this out yonder. There
is life waiting for you and life
waiting for me-Rev. L. ID. Blackmar,
Baptist. Williamsburg. y. Y.
lnheritance-The Christian inheri-
lance was secured because God became
the executor of his own will. Here
men die and leave their property and
their experience behind them. 1t is
impossible for the Christian to lose
his Inheritance since his Father loves
a nd 10 h,
lance for his children.-Rev. f. B..
Stoddard, Baptist, Newburg. n. Y.
The New Bible-The fact ought to
be squarely faced that the new Bible
is a book absolutely deprived of that
authority which attracted to the Bible
as heretofore habitualy conceived. Its
matter cannot hereafter be legitimate
ly quoted as proving this or that be-
cause it is Bible matter. Back Of every
text there will be considerations Of
authorship. circumstances, time, in
trinsic rationality.-Rev. j. w. Chad
wick, Presbyterian, Brooklyn, N. 7.
The Saloon Evil.--If my diagnosis
is correct. the best way for the church
to fight the saloon Is not to denounce
saloons, vote the Prohibition ticket or
try to rescue sots. but to provide prop
er amuSements for the young under
proper auspices. Some of them are
doing this, and have found that pre-
IGNITION is better than cure. The only
way to beat the saloon Is to provide
real substitutes for the saloon.-Rev.
j. L. Scudder. Congregationalist. Jer-
sey City. New Jersey.
Mother and Son.-There is no hell
on earth that mother will not enter
to rescue her son, and in the great
unknown future we may well believe
there is no perdition which she would
not brave to minister and redeem her
lost. but loved offspring. And this
emotion, born of God. continues the
search in full faith. that the lost will
be found, and she shall vet say. This
my son, was dead. but Is alive again"
Rev. Henry X. Rose Univedsalist,
Newark. n. J.
The Mother Of Jesus.-Mary, the
mother of Jesus, never understood her
child. TO him she applied the Mes
sianic prophecies of her people and
pondered upon the whisperings in her
heart of his coming greatness. When
others turned away from him Mary
followed: when others were far off,
Mary was by his side. Motherhood is
impeled by love. which. scorning fear.
is last at the cross and first at the
tomb.-Rev. II. Il. Rose, Universalist,
Newark. New Jersey.
Healing Wounds.-Let me give it as
universal truth, let me state it as
an infallible rule-unIess your heart Is
made of stone you have no right to
open wound: yea. you must not open
a wound for when you have no heal
ing. and for which no healing is to
be had. Greater. far greater, is he
or she who can heal wounds than the
irresponsible anarchist who spreads
destruction on every hand and leaves
only memory of suffering and shame
Rev. w. l.. Simmons. Baptist. Peoria,
III.