Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-07-21
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only be permanent under divine lead
ership.-Rey. ]. P. Stoffleb, Lutheran,
Jersey City, N. ].
Polygamy.-Every time polygamy is
mentioned in the Bible the sad results
are shown along with it.-Rev. w. H
Hopkins, Congregaticnalist, Denver,
Col.
Four Rulers.-Millions Of men would
be Christians, but they see us ruled
so often by selfishness, greed, jeal-
ousy and evil passions.-Rev Ray
Palmer, Baptist, Chillicothe, Mo.
Life.-Life, after all, is the only
real teacher; we can see truth in
minute, but we have to live with it
and sin against it to realize it.-Rev.
Frank Crane, Unitarian, Worcester,
Mass.
The Bibles Value-The value Of
the Bible does not lie in the fact that
it is an infallible book but in the fact
that it contains heart satisfying rev
elation of God.-Rev G. Abel Epis-
copalian, Chicago, III.
The Cross.-To-day and for all days
the cross has become the rallyinG
point Of ages and it's message has be-
come the inspiration of the world
Rev. d. s. Mackey, Dutch Reformed,
New Haven, Conn.
The Schools.--The man who attacks
the public schools attacks fundamen-
tai American institutions. He virtual
ly attacks the great body Of his fellow
citiZen.-Rev. r. S. Macarthur, Bap
fist, New York City.
The Clerical FuncHon.-The chief
function Of the preacher should be to
set forth the spiritual food, of which
the Bible contains such exhaustive
abundance.-Rev. Il. Il. Hurbert,
Methodist, Burlington, Ia.
Seeing Things.-We see things out
CT relation with other things. We do
not behold them in their true proper
ton. We are not capable of adjusting
our conception to the yastness of the
subjects.-Rev Albert Evans, Presby-
terrain, Rochester, N. Y.
A Universal God.-God cares for
and God has a mission for the low
Hest life. Gods province is PROV
ince which is universal but it's uni
versatility is universally that partic-
ularizes.-Rev. David Gregg, Presby
terrain Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Perfect Man.-The human body
came from the hands of the Creator
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man upright Mans physical integ
rity seems to have been maintained
for a long time after the fall.-Rev.
c. c. Willett, Baptist Los Angeles,
Cal.
ndependence-When a man finds
himself in radical disagreement from
lis associates he is free to assert his
independence, otherwise we are living
in modified system Of anarchy, and
not in republic.--Rev. A. Me-
Kenzie, Congregationalist, Cambridge,
Mass.
Waters of Life.-The Bible is
reservoir that never fails, fountain
that is perennial, continuing without
cessation or intermission. 1t is a rock
from which flows springs Of living
water. It meets all the wants Of life
Rev. w. III. Carwardine, Methodist,
Chicago, Ill.
Hate.-Hate is a serpent that stings
itself to death. Getting even" is a
boomerang Holding it against one"
is munition of hate far more dan
gerous to him who launches lit than to-
him against whom it is aimed-Rev-
n. NJ Waters, Congregationalist,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The City Church.-The city church
must adopt new methods to reach the
masses. In our cities the churches
must do more for the social, intellect
ual, physical and moral and spiritual
life Of the people. The city churches
must be greater educational centers.
-Rey. W, t. Partridge, Baptist, Pitts
burg, Pa.
Observation-Disclosures is pre-emi-
nently a training Of the mind The
value of it is not what you carry il
your memory at any moment. 1t is.
the power you have to analyZe logical
ly and to solve correctly any ordinary
problem of science, history, literature,
politics or business.-Rev. w. D.
Hyde, Congregationalist, Boston,
Mass.
Mob misunderstanding Of justice
in matters purely local can be patient
ly borne because the difficulties, when
acute enough, will usually right them
! selves. But the taking of life by tor
ture, the stake, the gibbet and all the
savage forms Of bloody procedure
which have marked these occurrences
the past six months is national mat
ter-Rev A. A. Berle, Congregation
aIiSt VVorooStnr Mass