Milford chronicle., 1905-02-10

I IN heaven forgives us our trespasses
On yes, mjustices have their spiritual
: mission. They have taught US that the
true gospel does not consist simnIv an
showing how we should reach out our
nahds to our friends, but also how we
should reach out loving hands to our
enemies. In triumphing over the
wrongs by which we are surrounded
Iod Is teaching us how. for his sake. we
can triumph over our own evil selves.
Death Might Be Abolished.
Easy would it be for God to mol,o |
death an impossibility. When Christ
$1,000 by the bier Of the only son of
his mother, and she widow" he was
able to make a silent corpse open its
eyes and sit up. He said, young man.
say unto thee. arisew When Christ
went to the tomb Of dead Lazarus he
SAID TO Mary and Martha: 'oTby broth
er Is not dead. He is only asleep. +"
Ohrlst looked upon death then in the ,
same way you and would stand over ,
lhe crib In which sIumbers one of our
little children. We know that we can :
Denu over the crib and kiss our little 3
'ne ana say; Wake baby. Papa is n
iere'" Then the baby will awake and o
OIhe TO our arms. Christ only had to Il
peak and Lazarus came forth. The n
ny is coming when Christ will sneak r.
M all the family tOmbs and tbe h,
Gods half acres" and the lonely Il,
raves on western prairies and the -
recRed and sunken hulks Of the At.
ntic and the Pacific oceans living at
e IOot OF coral reefs will give up their -
,ad. But until that day death must
ign' and only through death can we
Ter into life and into that land where
ere is no more death.
Has death no purpose in the divine
)nomyf Have all the agonies and
rows and bereavements no wise de-
n! ASK that father who when no
TED with his beloved child learned ait
love and trust God and lived hal ~ W
'ed life ever after in the hone of sw
e more clasping her in his arms. .ssT sal.
tnaI husband whose wife passed ,ort
II MS Ken and whose days Of lone 1firB n 3
IS drove him for comfort to him rm
use love brightens every sorrow. IT I'D I'D
lt Il FEARFUL cost that some men ,lacl
the lesson Of faith. but ence 'reei rec.
ned they bless even the loss that .asyT yT
int them. trenf
r earthly loss may mean our beov- mpoi
gain. The agOnies of death NAV OSver
1e swallowed up in victories that Wood
never die. There is a beautiful .,fta, gia,
d told that in the far east a king 'arri1
10 make long journey. He there arm, e6nli
sent ahead Of him his representa- ridge
o 0ulld for him palace in which ,,a 40 no
sht 1--we while he sOjourned there snrel
roNlded this fOrerunner literally lda
money and supplies. When tbe NOh u
of the king arrived in
lroff land he found there roping 7nts
L famine and plague Thousands ,aDoSs
thousands of the people there 1ageyi
lylhg from hunger and the dis sraine
resultant from starvation. So Arlng'
preventative Of the king changed iolS -.
Id into bread. He sold all tbe ossid
Jewels and bought still more yer
Ihen he bartered away the 'poat,
and his horses and char -e5go1S
d with the money he bought still u.yrna
'read until all the people were ayIse ~, a.,
! the famine was stopped. At sckbird
hen the KING boo,1 -. =, UWnsend
49,, 'iu "HdL nau iddletOW
JHe ne was very WrOth. But -mstrena
e found Out bov,- ,,,o,,,- H.. -. % Pleasa
we'd with his money he honored orter's. =.
runner by making him prime ear. ear 10;
p ew Csstl,
-rnhyrst
An ora LegenO. tilmingto
[ time after fhis tba lzi,,e, HI altimore
, ,,,,,. - .'iS hius uieu' biladelDh
Ie was refused admittance, for '92S,ly, 9SI5 r, 8