The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
r1f TIMES -D1sPArCH RICHMOND VA sUNf,A 1865
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IBndenre. N III tha 4i;,npeon. lie tpossesaed tn,
I CONSCIOUSNESS Il mn owl, li,nocencs af,t
A tie grnteftl RESPECT IL Ills fellowsprlsoh
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4 8 1su " nov af,ut lis inner Me First U
ali. We - q rore N a,,e ys. & tie meets " al
bravery, VIII, cain. & meek and digniiieo
sforbearai,ce N No ex t,resslon off BITTERNESS
escapes him NJ whlilng over the cruelty
az relations. Tie fnisencss OF friendship
EorRingratit1de Il tho world. fever mar =
had cause for .Aucl, THOUGHTS lie had y
Yet Ills heart was never so,ired. His 4
was tile Christian spirit before Christ y ~
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~ Iii s all ages love Is the truth OF life.
Man cannot injure US except 90 far3 I as
they make IL forget ourselves. No one iis
really dishonoted but by Ills VI, act. !,
$Calur1ny Injustice, ingratl tlide---the only
harm these cab do is by making Us BIT
ter. rancorous or gloomy 81 We rob them ei
|!of their power X they only LEAVE sils more
sweet and forgivlng than before Il, This I1ii'
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|ilove stransrnutes ali curses ard eVci,
forces. them 10 rain down blessings In.
4 stead. Let our enemies do tllelr worst.
they only give us. the opportunityJo God
like victory In forglvng them. 5s5 t5s
mother trait III Joseph, WINS his sim,
ipllcity. Elevated ,as he WIS, hls heart d
remained Hebrew still. ne had g net q a f z
gotten his country; his heart was Ia tl,al \
far land where ho had fed his sthsr' 4
flock "a his boyhood The silver cup OH
his table recalled the days when the on ~
splendors liz knew was his coat Of many,
:colors, made for and given. him by; his,
father. He boresn simple, unsoph lsticat-3i
ed heaf ~ amid 5alttho pomp Of an 4 Egyp;;s3
.tlan co urt al \, i,,s Is3 n, i. 81;
III ~ eFeVo lences and thoughtfulness further
crowned fJoseph's life. These were shown
IL the way he entertained his brethren
and the tenderness with which he pro
,vided for Benjamtn's part Of the feast,
# And the death Of Joseph was in accord
with his life. iS2s &,
The funeral was q homage paid TO-
to talent, wealth Or birth
Every man felt at hts death that 81 he
had lost q friend. rateful EGYPT mourn
ed the good fore gner for once the hon
iors OF this world /. were given TO- the q
graces Of "a ano i tt lei
# IN this last will and lament
OF loser We find his faith fte cons
manded his brethren to, CO rry Big ones
with them when they mig 80 to Ca
naans = dlo ne IN y = his pesoPle
would VIZ
religious faith ever dreams o. sole1n'ns
hlg more beautiful more per1ect man
the state sot things BY which ~ - nov
9yer 2 ~ ture gay ICE pc
fore py shat tatt
saw the Gay "a Chrlss ana We glaa
r. slliti Z.
o., n ti,eirs rest more Ia bleS destiny
Z y, Id /; Il I'D IS sup tsnce Vi
th,n ea$ ho;ped for him beyond
of Iii own and ma az
I IL, feel himself 3 par taker in their Clos
r ,,, I q i ture.
Wa have here re- also an evidence 81 I'M
moi d the, eagle eye 81 faith,
which alone generates the grave and
aces far into the tranouil things Of Death.
IA onlv can believe In Immortality VINO
feela already within him tho power OF
t the reaur lon. &.
3 rhav whose lives are low and earthly,
!, ~, !, /. thev believe In ausht beyond
], Z, ~ th,ne !, that eternal life has yet
~ 80. oraa w,th,n thon3 !.
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