Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-02
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.
Gems Cleaned From the Teachings
Of All Denominations.

Ouly LuUCkeTy.-heN. ~. nSSdll, SOu-
Gregationalist, Briarcliffe, N. Y.
Business and Religion.
When men attempt to divorce bust
ness life from religious life 1t is GRIM
inal attempt. They cannot be divorced.
They are really. as far as the world is
concerned, Siamese twins.-Rev. r. S.
, Pardington, Methodist, Bethel, Conn.
Redemption q Live Wire.
II you have passed from death unto
life you are not a piece Of moral tin
kerins and ethical cobbling. Regen-
Grafton is live wire. 1t isNa perma-
nent miracle. You are not only new
man, but live man.-Rev. G. J. Green
wood, Baptist, Westfeld, N. ].
The Gospel of Rest.
There is a gospel of rest as well as
gospel of work. Rest is as necessary
to man as work. The two are the es-
sentials of his symmetrical develop
ment. The man who does not know
how to rest has not learned the art of
living.-Rev. ]. ]. Kolmos, Congrega-
donalist, Chicago.
Mans Dual Life.
There is in every man q smaller and
larger SELF The supreme question is
which shall gain the mastery. No
sane man will deny the law Of heredi-
ty. Inherited taints are found as thorn
roots in the soil of the soul. There are
birthmurks in the soul as well as on
the body.-Re&. DR.. Polemus II. Swift
Methodist, Chicago.
The Law OF Life.
There is no higher form Of life reach
ed, there is no development Of person
al intellect, there is no prosperous bust
ness maintained, there is no higher lev
ell of political or social life reached,
save along one invariable line-struggle
with and conquest Of opposition. The
law of life is attainment through over
coming. - Rev. J. B. Clark, Presbyte-
rian, Detroit.
Consistent Courage Needed.
Our Lord Is thirsting after consistent
courage on the part Of his children,
who are even today as deaf as in the
days when he babe the dumb man
speak and lear Before this day has
closed review your home conduct. Be
more ready to hear than ever before
what he has to say and speak out Of the
kindness he showers upon us.-Rev. DR..
Leighton Coleman, Episcopal Bishop Of
Delaware.
The Gospel of Pleasure.
The world today needs new doc
trine of pleasure, a gospel of pleasure,
properly speaking. The tension of life
is reaching the limits Of human endur-
ance, and rich and poor alike are igno-
rant Of the joy Of living. The idea
that pleasure is sinful is repudiated by
all wise teachers, but the ghost Of that
falsehood still haunts the minds Of men.
Rev. David Beaton, Congregational
ist, Chicago.
Saving Your own Soul.
Save your souls yourselves. Empty
all animosity, jealousy, envy and evil
and be an emptied vessel to be filed
with Christ Fill yourself with gentle
charity, love. energy, that will show
the world what Christ was and IT,
Trust Jesus Christ to save and redeem
man upon his own high plane Of loss
of self and pelf in the lifting up Of hu-
manity.-Rev. DR.. Alonzo Monk, Meth
odist, Atlanta, Ga.
Rearing Others Burdens,
"No man liveth with himself" No
man has right to live for himself. He
has his own burden to. bear, but he
must also bear the burdens Of others.
It is my duty to take part Of the
burden Of every other man and help
him to beor it. 1t is every other mans
duty to help me bear my burden. No
man has a burden so heavy but that
he may help some other man. God
never puts upon one Of his children
burden heavier than he can bear. God
enable US to bear our burdens by put
ting it into the hearts of others to help
us.-Rev. DR.. A. R. Holderby, Presby.
terrain, Atlanta, Ga.
Christ Glorified Toll.
Heathenism has. no Labor day. Bar
barism has none. Mohammedanism,
with it's unspeakable Turks and allied
fierce peoples, knows Of no such dem
onstraton. At the head Of all the
great professions of workmen which
signalize the day throughout the land
Is the Carpenter Of Nazareth, unseen.
but all the more potent in his leader
ship and sway. He has gloriied toll.
He has linked the highest heaven with
the work Of the lowliest artisan. The
tramp Of the hosts Of industry on the
coming day, infinitely grander than
that Of armies, however and wherever
mustered, both anticipates and prophe-
sizes the coming Of "the day Of the
Lord" when swords shall be beaten in
to plowshares and spears into pruning
hooks, and all men shall be brothers
together in the everlasting kingdom Of
righteousness, peace and love.-Bishop
cor,u ToIlo1ro poPnrrpaH Trfon0no-