The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-14

uuH IuWH ~ INC Iccl u1 man ONly DC
cause, like a tigers cub, his claws are
not yet sharp enough and his jaw not
yet strong enough to tear limb from
limb the being he now salutes as mas
ter and king.
But perhaps we had better describe
how the words of my text may mean
the sea of hate" before we make
our application to this truth. God made
Of one blood all nations. to dwell upon
the face Of the earth, He never intend
ed Jews to be antagonistic 10 gentiies
or human governments 10 be arrayed
against human governments He
never intended the dividing walls Of
color to separate the white races from
the black. or the yellow skins of the
Asiatics to be at war with the combin-
ed forces of the civilized world. But
the oceans, perhaps, more than any
other means have been the cause
which has produced these much TO be
deprecated results. Great seas have
flowed In between the continents For
thousands OF years the nuyigatora were
unable to cross them. The ocean beds
are SO broad and long that though the
Australian continent. with an area of
2,444, G2S square miles, was discovered
by the Dutch explorers in 1906, II was
practically lost for nearly two cen
turtles, as a pebble might be lost in the
bottom Of lake. Ii had to be reds
covered by Captain Cook in It'll. Thus
widely separated peoples grew up with
separate interests. They spoke differ
ent languages. Their countenances
were bleached by the SHOWS of the
frigid zone or darkly tanned by the
tropical heats. Because they had no
previous intercourse they associated
themselves in clans or banded them
selves together in nations When they
confronted each other, they came not
as friends, but as armed foes.
The "sea of Hate"
DO you suppose that il Carthage had
been situated only a few miles from
Rome there would have ever been a
Hamilcar lighting at Mount Eryx or u
greater son. Hannibal be-
ing defeated by Scipio the Great at
Zama, in 202? The reason Carthage
hated Rome and Rome hated Carthage |
was because they were separated by
sea of hate" called the Medterra- |
lean, two thousand miles long and |
seven hundred miles wide. The "sea |
If separation" became, like the Dead |
'ea, a 'sea of blood" Do you sup
)ose England would ever have treated |
he American colonies as she did dur
ng the eighteenth century had she not
Deen separated from them by an At
antic ocean three thousand miles wide?
Why, the American colonlsts were of
he same blood as those who lived on
english shores The children Of the
iirginia planters and of the Massa-
husetts aristocrats We're all sent over
o the English schools TO be educated.
But no, England would not treat her
American subjects as she did those
eho We're earning their bread on the
london Strand The "sea of separa-
ion" became the 'sea of hate" and
he bloody Revolutionary war was
legely the echo of the Atlantic's moan
az waves tapping Plymouth rock and
lover cliffs.
Do you suppose Rome would have
yer placed her iron heel of tyranny
pom the neck of the PROSTATE Hebrew
ad Jerusalem not been separated from
le capital of the Caesars by the same
'aveS which separated Rome from
arthage? OF course certain nations
ave been and are separated from 9TH
fountain ranges. The Pyrenees sepa-
tie France from Spain and the mighty
bps form the northern boundary of
ally and the western boundary OF
ustria and the southern boundary OF
ermany, and shut up Switzerland
J with Chinese wall. But. after all,
lie greatest separators OF nations al
avs have been the mighty seas. Thus,
hen St John looked off upon the wa
RS of the Mediterranean and said,
And there was no more sea-" he
cant practically this In heaven there
lall be no hate. no bitterness. 40 fault
ldings. no bloodshed, no jew hating
oman. no Roman hating Greek, no
lpan fighting Russia and no Spain
licking the likelihood of a PROSTATE
nba. Then love and kindness and
and mutual self sacrifice will
nd the human family together, be-
use the "sea OF hate shall forever
sappear.
But as the "sea of separation Is
metines the sea OF hate" so 1t may
also the impossible barrier which
parates friend from friend Napo-
IN. frsttlng life away In ST. Helena. /.
Captain DreYfus. suffering on Dew
8 island. or Victor Hugo. in exile on /.
e island OF Guernsey. were no morn
parated from their friends than was /,
. John, on Patmos. separated from
$ friends. Legend tells Us that he ,
IS sent to work ia the patmOs mines ,
the Russian eXilcs are put to work ,
the Siberian mines. But when the !,
Us work was done st. John was al /,
ged TO freely roam over the Patmos
rks. No prison walls were more Sc
re than this prison of the apostolic
lie And now. methinks. | can see
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