The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-10-29
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US the source of divine chanpIonsblp
OF power for achievement, of the exal-
tation OF conduct, OF final holiness. He
who wishes TO plant within his own
heart of such prospects, should begin
and never cease exercising faith In
Him who loved us and gave Himself
to'die for us.-Rev. c. d. Case, Bap-
list, Montclalr, n. j.
Equal Rights.-If the law Is applied
to me as to all other citizens | will
ingly abide by 1t, but | don't need a
special law or a black law Instituted
for me. | don't ask social equality.
nor do | seek 1t. All | ask Is the
rights of American citizenship. which
are guaranteed to the humblest citizen
constitutionally.- NJ. c. Brooks.
African Methodist, Brooklyn. y. Y.
Monotony Religion is the chief cure
for the malady OF monotony. Thou
sands of homes in this city are bright
ened by the spirit OF Christianity. Ii
Is so different from the spirit of the
world. Instead Of sellshness-each
one working for himself alone and
looking for his own gratlncatlon-re-
igion teaches love for others-ReY. e.
Il. Chiyers. Baptist. Philadelphia. Pa.
The House Of Prayer.-Heayen needs
a house OF prayer through which to
transmit It's power TO humanity. The.
church needs a house of prayer from
which ii can receive IFS inspiration
and renew its strength; the world
needs a house OF prayer where 1t can
escape sin and worldl,noss aud find
rest and peace and safety.-Rey. +. Il.
jenkins. Congregationallst, Atlanta,
Ga.
Punishment-The purpose of pun
ishment Is not to inhict an endless
pain, but awaken the soul Of the Of
fender 10 It's folly. II Is just rs much
a manifestation OF Gods p%aternal love
and care rs the more pleasant expert
enee Of life. Punishment must be in
nicted thai is long and severe. but nm
DERIVING II Is Gods uncomfortable
purpose TO save. Rev. Il. l.. Sykes.
uni%versalist. Denver. Col.
The Judgment Day-We are not
enough afraid Of The present judgment
day because we have not yet awaken
ed 10 its significance. Oar perception
of Its meaning is dulled by the evil
which we perslstently harhor in our
lives. When we are truly awake we
shall heed Il, and more thoroughly
amend our ways, to eseaprthe direful
judgments which II brings.-Rey. L.
NJ. Bennett. Disciple. Lawrence. Kan.
Belief-The gift OF love Is offered to
us on the easiest possible terms. Je-
sus Christ is the channel through
which this gift Of love reaches Us. Re
lief Is its reception. Relief is more
than intellectual assent. The word car
ries the thought of trust, reliance. de-
p~endence. 1t is the belief that God Is
able and willing to do all lie offers,
and the trusting Him to do it.-Rev.
W. y. Rankin, Presbyterian. Denver,
Col.
Reality.-A Changing cymbal-noise,
confusion, but no ministry, never help
ful for a weary. hungry world. Let
us be something mor than jangling
voices, changing noises. Let us have
reality, genulneness Of heart, genuine
ness of love. g%enuineness Of religion;
that IL what tells. That is what the
world wants. That is what II Is look
ing for. That is what God is begging
for.-Rev. u. ID. McLarfin, Methodist,
Rochester, n. y.
The Hells Of Life.-rhe destruction
OF imaginative power. the death OF the
creative faculty OF the human soul, the
loss of power to enjoy the good. the
true and the beautiful, the benumblng
OF the energy to enter Into and be
blessed by spiritual things-these are
the bells into which all our evils i'm
mediately plunge us, so that we go
through the motions of this life so
weakened that we do not know that
we are spiritually blind and halt
Rev. T. NJ. Bennett. Methodist, Law
renee. Kansas
The Sabbath.-If there Is any signih-
canoe In the word seventh I'm connec-
ion with the Sabbath II Is that one
day out of seven Is to be kept holy.
They who regard this day and have
respect for Gods command are the
men who are respected In the com
munity and happy in life and soul.
Fifty per cent Of the crime, nay, more
than that, is committed by men for
whom Gods commandment has no sig
nifcance, and who dare to disregard
it.-Rev. A. ]. Henry, congregational
list. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Human Weakness.-Christ knew he
had all power, that he was from God,
and that He was going to God after
the wrath of men had spent Itself up
on Him. With this knowledge of His
authority and power, He knew the
weakness. the narrowness and dark
ness of the human hearts about Him.
1t took all the majesty and Godiike'
ness that He had to cope with their
human frallty aud error. He gave them
an example of ministry in a meaiai ca
pacity and babe them do likewise
Rev. Il. Z. Farnham, Baptist, Breek'