The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-18
THE PARALLELS OF CHRIST.

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parable is comparison differs from apologize or
fact that founded on assumed incidents wh'i sf
method OF instruction which IN various
exists The Indgtens gardens by Friedrich Froebd
sentiaiy founded this proposition
It is however singular and orcib evidence OF His
Christ have been initiated but that IN the who're
range literature pned This generally conceded
Ia @ ft Brt thew have been successful only
of the -Four Gospels The sipie winch are
e eeI e1p, uate 1 and md ineligible expression
effectively and subeve convey 10 the
generations eternal truths which the entire future
Of humanity materially intellectually morally and pa4at h perspective Of
forazed religion every be directly
dsregarded without danger and loss
cb four different classes Of men which
within their reach The seed that tell BY
and who ohdy permits his chances
others The seed that was scattered IN stony places s
whered by the finds one OF its oge
n a the man rs an n d n and lack Of ntness lead him to sur
render the seed by thorns resembles
diverted who acquire retain
which, concentrated and employed Tor phc ends
and controlled by other
and lower tendencies that deDase ana noke ms mental
the soil with rich utage man who has at
s11 nd f1, nt sas N the = success l'
These are simple applications whole
duty How wonderfully is enforced
taught by other ue The parable the tai
applicable the fundamental difference between men in their intel
all bctto law of and labor He who hid
napkin with podng industry and with intense eoneentra
Who left his ov and went abroad and who sent his servants
was direct aspect prophetic
nations
The parable OF the Great supper from winch those VINO had @ G m
the whom His mission
indolenty disregard their opportunities
Simon Phasee who woman
wiped with the hairs of her
head by the parable of the creditor who rgav debtors fifty and the
he said b creates sinner the greatest saint Which noie not to bypocr
The need of in the field humanity emphasized by the parable OF
yielded
parable
dispose of his surplus profits and when death towering his
body proposed construct larger barns frequent instruction the vice OF
which Carnegie Rockefeller have
pogai son had sqan upon
the paterna1 roof was denonsvv received is testimony to that u
me- ius which eouale Dnis and rewards Son thou ART ever with
thine
good feand severe criticism upon the exaggerated trton which de
the boy who had nne endured and
che ud who was commended b his lord for tip friends i
patton uproot
conflicts with their of goodness
his field until the and who refused
both alike There for patience and
The virtue OF humility the asurdy and failure OF undue pushing for the
chief places and the nconguie of mpudence frequently
are other equally striking parallels which bear on this subject The man h
strife
for the highest places wedding
celebrations OF the present day. thought often turned this exposition of
when the diplomatic struggles for precedence
worthless
the virtue OF through we chT told nkd even the King
&c seeed in field jewel OF
noushng and others wortleoOuld be
1t anends Journalistic possibilities to intimate the
par ' th+ 10 h 1 h IRON the GREAT leacheT
appeals own
the dead The
Him Who
the unendng veries that incorporated
The Japanese drawing close Of men des and ships about Port
food Junks which
have beer for week" are now bne sunk by Iog
1t possible that regular siege will now begin assaults having many