Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-01
LlGiOUS THOUGHT.


at moves the hand that moves
arSe.-l,ev. John Reid, Presby-
.cooklyn.
ae Everlasting Gospel
ashest thing. the most wiuSome
hP mighticSt thing, the fore
= in this foremost age Of hu-
ry. is the everlasting gospel /
L. :, Henson, Baptist, BOs-
:1he Glory to Come.
not be diShcartcncd hy laborS. /
ering that the SulfcringS of this I
not to be compared with the
come and which shall be re-
- us.--Cardinal Gibbons, Cath
fillmore
F.e Ideal nnd the Real.
of Grra achievement must nj
b" men Of large visions The
NlSt oyer precrde the real, and
an WHO would achieve great
must hot be diSohcdient to tie
NiS.ous Which are always
lthwart his patliway.-Kev. \
az. Disciple, Los Angeles. Cal
nict,cc and ncliEiOn.
oeS debt To science is the debt
WHO is showing the way. Old
thinking Of God and of mans
to him were wrong. and sci
helping To sci them alright
nos. theories. bcliCfS. Will change.
i is still our Eight and our sal
Key. Dr. Miuot SiInons. Uni
lrvrland
srirtUral Geo&raphy.
riptureS somehow are wrap.
i'll geography The story is
With rivers and gardens and
aS and Sky This book has Il
background of terrestrial re
III can take Il passage and go
cry part where these things
w. NJ Stryker Prcsbyte
nton, y Y
Talking the Gospel.
liui XII dilt tlit w vi III Ilttsi ~
more clcrgymen to eXpound
pei, but more men and women
the gospel, talk it in the home,
in the office, talk ii in the shop,
in the factory, talk il IN the
ak it on the farm, tulk ii on
eel. talk ii on the trains. talk it
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annapolis
fhe Message az the Aen.
message of the age is, This is
we'd Son; hear ye him GalVa
GODS peroration lie spoke ia
fand blood He has paused lis
aas passed into the e1oqaeaee tfa6
eechless He is waiting in solemn
unSpeakabic grace for the word
: flesh to be heard in eYeey heart
AL The world aroused Rev lebe
.'hite, Baptjst, Atlanta Ga
The Brttcrnnent of Sosiefy.
is good TO proclaim the love Of 6iod
the saving power Of Jesus Christ,
good also and the duty of the
ch TO pray and to work for the be-
Icnt of the social condition, fer the
,duetion of just and honest laws,
the removal of every blot upon our
lzation, that life here for all, Wheth
/ country or crowded city, may he
lter, cleaner. healthier, happier.
L. $. Carson, Presbyterian, Bruo@
sorrows of Mnnsin"n ism.
eed of gold, insatiahl% desire for
IS, an oVerpoWoriug spirit of Mann |
ism, causes more SorroW, sUitFt4n@ |
discomfort than all the combined
to Which humanity is subjected
demon seltishncss is responsible !
the sweatshop aud all its attend
suffering; for the saloon. that
ly octopus that is stran@lin& the
life Of our young manhood, Ion
gambling mania, which, like 4
+, is raging in cur nation blood
ething for nothing or as near moth
lis tltti IL tii' '''i1i'' t'''-1
,ose of selfish desire. ReS, L. X
+, Baptist, New York.
Conditions of Pardon.
is faith is not a condition of par
because of merit. but rs an instu
[. The merit was alone in christ
use of him alone did God promise
fication. Thus did he bind himself
i've the benefit upon the perform
of this condition. Receiving
st In this manner, man renounceS
righteousness in himself and hon
God, the Father, and Christ, the /
as the only Redeemer. He 9e-
Wedges on earth that the Whelf
ltion of sinful man is from God
4 love and Chrisfs own love and
eession This is the Faith thar
must have to meet the condition
lis Justification. Rev. Luther +
/. Methodist, st. Louis.
Moral Liberty OF Thought.
raj liberty of thought ana ueSlfs
IS that man may think as much rs
leases save as against God ana
all y"l