The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-03-04

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NOTES AND COMMENTS
MARI s5 ID on that day,
Gzy u .e4chirg o. the lake shore. de-
scrlb-s- IN TIE first part Of this chap
ter L wAs the Gzy or which he had
I spoEsn the parallels OF the sower. The
lamp. the wheat and the t2res, TIE
I Iezven and o-hsr parallels Of the nz-
/ rurs q The kingdom and how i should
grow. Whsn even Vas come
was A. the close Of = long. hard day
Jss-.s wzs too sensitive. tenc-r-heart-
ed and sympathetic 70 reach the close
OF such a day without beng thorough
~ TIRED. there was the speaking 10 Ins
eroWc-1o- altogether syUpatLetlc-
ard thS listening 10 The stories OF the
poor and frisndless Who always
thrunzs1 10 Hin the healing OF many
xho xsre sick and the constant sight
Of Gezrz1zrion- sin and suffering His
II. wzs NOT an easy one. even az the
he.Eht o. His popularity Let Us 80
over uut0 the other side. To &c. away
from The cruEcs. when he ~as Win
: them he could no- rest and his nu-
nan endurance hat 'beel taxed 70 TIE
urn-ost He must have rest and quiet
: and u-e 70 think AID pray in order
10 bs ready for another day q seTE-
: ics
Tvs 9. ssl "A great storm Of
Eiud. snail IAkes. especially il they
are surrounded b. high hills. are a.
: ~ays subject 70 sudden squalls. The
! sea ~ Ga-lee Jay a. the bottom q
7 very deep vallev .s9 fs.t below TIE
level a. The Mediterranean sea The
rlzEsd hills that rise abruptly On both
sides az the ii-rle laks are broken D.
huge Eurzes through wnic. The wind
sxeeps doxn "a Ehiris and ed1iss upon
The water TIE tropical hear o. the
! valley parity accounts for The sudden
ress a-E fury % these storms The
- for a boa. 70 live in a sea u choppy.
: vhre-caQEe6 waves. on a little lake.
than On the uountain0us swslls n the
I ocs4n- Was nor filling. " course
the boat vas Well handed. Tor many
OF tie disciples ~ere professional Ash
s-zsn- ard knew ever inch O. the
Z IzEe from years q life upon IL. but the
boz- was not large ard was heavily
2 loaded and could not zrord 10 ship
much wafer In the stern asleep on
Z re cushion Marx does not say -on
! cushion bur on the cushion" he
Is naming q part q the ship-psrhaps
= the snail 1eck across the stern on
xhfch the s-eersman SAT. hut certainly
70 soft pillow That Jesus could
= slssp Il such place and under such
II -frcurustzrces shows how utterly
Eeg-y He must have been They
awake Hin. and say unto Him etc:
They we're fshernen and their home
UAs On the sea but they were helpless
in such storm ~ this ard thorough
" frixhteued-snd fishermen are not
quick 20 admit that they are fright
s-sc Cares thou Tot that ne par
ish- Al appeal Eith a touch Of r.
prosch n Il
tvs sS-rJ Marks account OF the
s-illirE CT TIE storm Is NOS, impressive
x IL simplicity The Wind ceased.
ard there Vas 4 great calm" What
silence Is there that can compare wtth
rhe suen-e thai follows the raging
storm TIE waves sink back ike
tired creatures grown drowsy after
VA. ~H~-r- AZ FRA -
uor1 Translated ceased. there Is ALSO
lutte stiffness or the water broken only
- o. the distant uutrsrinxs q the flying
II storm There was n great calm
II This uas the most impressive ard ave
a f--virf-E moment il the lives n the
& 4s-0uuted disciples TIE words that
70 t-uss -ha sile1ca they could never f0r-
IL - WHY ar ye fearful As II ne
= acre surprised and disappointed thai
= th.v had been afraid lie would not
have wondered a. a panic In some =
"a ne other boats bur these we're His
-tz-fr1es His closest friends Have
~ ye not vet faith not vst--hoE long
wg-If II tzke-how much wDGld they
have ID see % Him Go learn % rrus'
E.n perfectly. o. culrse they did
trust Hin in a way ard ne kuew that
bnr il hurg Hin % see thai ne us
as ro- complete They feared ex
ceedi-EIy- they Eere aWe-striczen.
never before had men seen shat rhsG
~ rad Inst seen. ard Wat did Il mean
Wko vas this who Eas Master q H.
- eierer-s tka-seivez- They realizst
y that they had not begun 70 farh0m ~
e rys4ery a His being What did 4
As al mean they ASKED themselves. ant
- they probably never fully understood
till after The resurrection
OF Trust an God
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