Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-01
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rewsrd.-Rev. Junius 3. Remensnyder,
Lutheran, New York City.
Th. sibIe.
OF all books the Bible is the best, for
it passes as iron into the blood and
gives vigOr to the will-Rey William
C. Stinson, Reformed. New York City.
Holy Ground.
Every heart can became sanctuary
of the eternal. Wherever there is love
and reverence. there is holy ground
Rev. julius Silberfeld, Hebrew, New
ark.
SeifshneSs.
The life which keeps TO itself, monop-
olizing its own resources, is valueiess
to the world and to the kingdom of
God-Rev. DR.. Leete, Methodist Episco.
palian, Detroit
Jesus Compassion.
Jesus loving compassion knew no
bounds; it embraced the individual as
well as the multitude: 1t left no one
with whom He came in contact outside
His affection.-Rev. Jsson Noble Pierce.
Congregationalist, Brooklyn.
The spirIt-hIIed Life.
A spirit-filled life means one linked
to God as branch to vine; one
whose every service is a testimonial OF
faithfulness, and revelation of zeal
in service for others.--Rev. Henry Hep
burn, Presbyterian, Aurora. Ill.
When all men feel that they are
brothers. then will class prejudices.
business strifes and social rancors
cease. And then win seltishness, cruel
est source OF human woes, be outcast
from the earth. Rev. Junius ID. Rem
ensnyder, Lutheran. New York City.
VaIor.
AS long as men live on this earth
they will admire valor, and especially
the yalor which, enthused by its IDEALS
is ready, cheerfully to go to the "last
full measure of devotion" and die for
the principle Ii champions.--Rev.
Thomas b. Gregory, UniverSalist, New
York City.
Beautiful Women.
There is on this earth nothing fairer
than a beautiful woman. No sunset or
sunrise, no flower that blooms is to be
compared to the fair and beautiful
form fashioned by the hand of God In
feminine lines and proportions.-Re
T. L. Powell, Presbyterian, Louisville.
Church Consultations.
The church institutions ar. at work
perfecting the sains.' They are seek
ing to become the door of the church
because it is only through the church
that men gain the measure of the stat
ure of the fullness of Christ-Rev.
William Horace Day, Congregational
list, Los Angeles.
The True Teacher.
The true teacher spends little time
waiting for pay day to come. His is
worthier work than that of mere
wage Garner. He Is a maker for social
betterment,~ not a mere hireling. As
with the preacher, righteousness is his
concern with God he is eo-worker.---
Rev. II. Martin. Disciple, Brooklyn.
Regeneration of the Soul.
The attitude of despair and detection
produced by two thousand years OF
bowling before deity cannot be re-
moved in one generation. The struggle
with sin is lifted by these new beliefs
out OF the hopelessness into which
Christianity had thrown 1t, and we see
on every hand the possibility Of re-
demptlon.- Prof. Earl Barnes,
Ethlcist Philadelphia.
Gods FIRST Thought.
The first thought Of God was Let
me make man in mine own image, and
let man have dominion over all things
the sea, the earth, the air, the beasts
of the field the powers Of light and
darkness" When man lost that image.
God restored 1t through the birth OF
His Son.--Bishop II. w. Warren, Meth
odIst Episcopalian, Los Angeles.
Buried Faculties.
We are flooded by the sweep of the
movement Of our time and day. We
are submerged in newspapers, frivolous
fiction and ephemeral magazines. Even
ESSAYS and sermons tend to cater to
the shallowest In humanity. The d.
ylner faculties are not dead. They are
simply buried out of sight-Rey VIII
lam Byron Forbush. Congregationalist
Detroit
Cobweb Theories.
We all need to be told now and then
to get the cobwebs out Of our brains
There are cobweb theories Of life, false
and foolish PHILOSOPHERS Of life posi-
BILE only to those who have Frustrated
themselves before an idol OF the thea
Ter. There is nothing virtuous In suf-
fering for its own sake. God does not
envy your happiness. Pains which
must be borne should be borne her0ial-
ly. Don't be afraid to be happy.-Rev.
Charles f. Aked. Baptist New York
City.
Strikes are a very questionable rem
edy for the redress OF laDor's griey-
ances. They par,tlyze industry; they
foment fierce passions; they lead to the
OBSTRUCTION Oi phoP+tts' Dh'f "DN'N 49,
they infiict grieyOus injury upon the
workingman himself, because they keep
him in enforced idleness, during which
time his mind is clouded with discon-
tent as he broods OYER the situation.
Not lnfrequenty. too, his family suffers
for the necessities Of life during his
term Of idleness.--J. Cardinal Gibbons.
Roman Catholic. BaltiDcre.
Strategy.
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