The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
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same words to tho poor. and to tho rich,
tho most righteous and tho most do
| PRAYED, tho rulers OF tho people dctor-
mined on His death. It was IN their
mind but m net or simple self-defcnce
to put Him out OF tho way.
There was also something deeper and
| oven moro malignant than this. 1T was
their will that their Saviour should die.
We cannot shake off tile idea (nftcr
reading tho Gospel nnrratvc) that tho
rulers knew Him. Nicodcmus was not
| without n vision of tho truth, and others
must liavo shared his views. But while
they may hnvo felt Ito had come to
They would not have the salvation no,
brought to them They would not part
with their power, their tradition, their
dreams. They wcro resolved to reject
Him. Mono are 30 hated as wronged or
rejected bcncfactors.
This was tho will OF the Jews. But
What. meanwhile. was tho will OF
God? AS far as tho act was concerned,
tho Father delivered tho wcll-bclovcd
Son into the hands Of these Jews They
wicd that lie should die; but what 10
was, what they lated. could not die. 1t
was not possible that the God Man could
,bc holden Of DEATH q
h God delivered this power Into their
hands that they might secE that they
were powcrlcss, What they hated, ana
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ther, might, was eternal and beyond
their malice. They could not kill At;
they could not escape It's witness; they
could not avoid meeting It, dwelling with
1t. looking in its face through all etcr-a
nifty.
His death made His life immortal, His
witness to Truth eternal. Through death
lie became the power of God 20 the sal
walton OF multltudcs who had hated and
cast Him out. Through His death tho
power OF Christ became the all-pcrynd-
ing and almighty reality In the world.
Hidden for IL moment, TINT power re-
appeared. to reign without n rival and
without an end. The Lord whom they
had slain met mon everywhere, ana
everywhere He conquered.
Thus mans great crime became Gods
great salvation. That apparently vic
torlous stroke Of evil became the jnstru-
mont of its utter and everlasting over
thrown, and its punishment for re-
deemed creation through all eternity
The world, struggle as 1t may, cannot
escape from Christ. It may silence Ills
voice; 1t cannot silence Himself lie
slycth ever, ana it must meet Hin: must
stand before His face, and receive HIS
verdict It's relation to Him must settle
It's eternal destiny.
rho Washington Times reduces the
strike situation to this statistical and
compact form:
7,UoO,0oo tons Of coal have been stored
by operators.
4 Stockadss havo been erected around
collieres in Pennsylvania II 81
Miners strike fund by April list Will
be s6U0,0ro.
Number o. persons depending on mi.
for bread who would be affected BY
strike. 9000.GcD.
Strike VIII call out 55oooo men. It It
includes both hard and soft coal dis.
tricts or this number 5000 will be soft
coal miners.
Losses In coal strxo ,f ,tt2:
Miners In wages, $3.50, 70.
ClEcr workers in min y, SGi57.HG.
AIlne operators. s522O,ft,
Anthracite business region, $lo2sO.Do.
outside business mon. 50, 10000
Damages to mines and machinery, ST.
200, 600.
&Totnl loss, s149.572NO.
Strike lasted twcnty-slM weeks.
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IT is now perceived that Tennyson's
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