The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-27
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on what His personal influence must be-
Infinite, boundless mtraculousl
The blessedness of heaven will be not
only the sight Of our Lord; but our bedng
n,ado holy and kept holy by that sight.
II only we DO Mt for It!
Let us ask ourselves this question? II
should see Him as He Is. would tho
light OF His all glorious countanancc
warm mo into life, and love, and longing
for virtue ana usefulness, as ! never felt
betore7 or would It crush me to tho very
earth with utter shame ana humiliation
to the awful knowledge OF how weak and
foolish and simple : am rs
That is tho question which each must
answer for himsef. for he that hath
this hope in Him. pure faith himself,
even a. He 10 pure.
You know that II you 80 into the pres
encs Of q visor man than yourself you
try to recollect and summon up what lit
tie wisdom or knowledge you may have:
IL Into the presence OF the pure, we call
up our purest ana noblest thoughts to
our aid ,,s3
II this be so, and It Is 50. what must
we do to be ut to appear before Him who
Is purity itself7 What purity can We
bring into His presence that will not
be Impure in His eyes7 What wi.donl,
which will not seem folly7 What hui
NIFTY which viii not seem self-concett?
What Justice which will not seem unjust
How shall We stand before Him who
chargest His angels with folly and in
whose sight the very heavens arc not
clean7
who loved Him better. and whom did
He love more than st. John ct that
befell St. John when I'm the spirit" he
saw Him somewhat as He is? He tells
| us. IT fell at His feet as one dead" If
st. John was thus struck down In awe
and abasement, what should we feelf
All we can do is to cast ourselves now
ana forever. In life, in death and in the
day OF Judgment on His boundess love
and mercy. who stopped from heaven
TO die for US and who ever livsth to inter
cede in our behalf? Ill
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An item OF news autographed all over.
the country few days ago tells us that
there Is freight Blockade SIX miles long
In the Monongehala Valley. that there's
serious shor'aso u CO.. ~ -. - ~. !
power, ana ana that t inc srcut s.ee' p'a'
may be forced to shut down tn the con-
gestion can be relieved and shipments
made. Here Is picture mat may DC
described as being black IN the MIDDLE
and very bright all around ' the edges fc-
cause 1T is tangible evidence OF Increased
and still growing prosperity In tho iron
and steel businese. and when those in
dnstrias are fionrishing all branches OF
business dn this country are moving right
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