The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-03

II on a pole so that all could zee and
give them life for the simple looking.
In the battles for the conquest OF
Canaan they never fail when they
put their trust in God. When enc
mics overrun their country and car
ried off their substance. God calls n
Deborah, Barak, Gideon or n
Jeptha to deliver them and they are
free.
Yes, all through the history of His
dealings with the people, when the
hand of man failed and they cried ont
To God for help, He delivered them
and thus revealed His care and HIS
power. This same loving care ana
power is revealed be the
Miracles Of Jesus.
Two blind men cry out after Him
as he passed by, "Thou Son of David,
have mercy on u.s." and when they
reveal their faith He gives them
sight again.
Ten leapers stand afar off and cry,
Jesus, Master, have mercy on US,
and he cleanseth them from that
loathsome disease which still baffled
the medical skill of the world.
A nobleman sees the Master and
pleads, Come down ere my cEild
die" and He says, Go thy way, my
son liveth."
NH, l;c,inlo. oro croccinn tho Sea
of Gallilee in the fishermans boat
wien a storm arises and when they
are about to go down they wake Him
from His sleep by the cry, Lord sac
Us: we perish" and He febukes tie
wind and the sea is calm. AT anoyh2r
line they are crossing alone and the
Storm arises and when they have CIV
en- up hope He appears walking on
the sea and delivers them.
nThen the multitude is suffering for
food and they have no means OF salts
fying their hunger before many Of
them would faint away, He takes the
five loaYes and two small fish and
satisfies heir need.
As he passes along the way He
hears the pitabe moan of the widow
OF Main who had lost her only son
a'id touches the bier and gives Inn
bach to her from the dead. "He h1"e
cur infirmatives and by His st.ipe5
w. are healed" But
God Cares for His Children Today.
aes n."e+Hm; TIL AR Cd ILN
=, single instance from American
history will suffice rs an illustration
of His care and guidance in the af-
fairs Of man.
The darkest hour Of the Revolution
Valley Forge. Lee had dsobeyed or
dcrs and divided the army. The
British seeing his difficulties had pur-
sued his half starved, poorly fed and
barcfooted soldiers across New Jer-
soy and thought that soon the last
blow could be struck. In the midst
of this distress this great leader
scught the HELM of the God who had
fought the battles of Tsreal of old and
sought not in vain for at once Lees
trcachery was checkmated: conf
dence was restored among his troops
and victories were. soon gained which
assured American Independence.
Gods power and care is over His
children today.
Russell tells of little ncwSbOy who
entered a car on an elevated train:
he was 20 tired that when he Slipped
into y scat he was soon fast asleep.
Presently two Young ladies came in
and took place opposite the lad. The
cnild's feet wcrC bare IN mid winter:
his clothes wcrc ragged and his face
wa~ pinchCd and drawn showing
marks 81 hunger and suffering. One
Of the Young ladies. noticing him saw
that his face rested against the hard
and quietly raising HI
head. placed her mum under il for p
inflow The kind act was noticed
and an old man near held ont quar-
ter. nuldinC toward the boy. another
cave her coin and almost before she
know u the vouuE woman wa taking
7u Offering fn~ ihc fail little Tad /
Wa not This Ii'ila one who was fail |
inc m tho UNEQUAL battle of life being
ra-o1 FOR hv Dis loving Heavenly
Father
Buf tho greatest revelation Of
Gods intlrrDrff for the hslu Of
man fa found fn The REDEMPTION Or .
f,-a4 fn divine world through Jesus
christ fn- -UfHr uc were vet with
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