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hard and unproducf!ve. Woe Is me IL
/ cry not out against the ~iniquiues q
my people. Oh. God. give me thy mes.
sage.
The heart that feels the overburdeu-
ing desire 70 know God word and 70
speak it. never fails % receiving d.
vine enlightenment. and the upportu-
nifty OF becoming the %mouthp.ece q
God. So it was with jeremiah. Gods
message came 20 him. and be went
forth to speak b..
The first q he encountered was
Joharan himself who had come long
since % treat The prophet with a sort
df good nafured Indifference Had not
the comfort and apparent prosperity
with which The Jews now found hem
selves surrounded mnre thaa justified
the wisdom Of his move in taxing The
people into Eggqtf He had nothing
further 10 fear from the influence q
jeremiah oYes the people Had not
the prophet dire WARNINGS been uuful-
hllel thus far And vas there any
likelihood that they would ever Be ful-
h4ledt And feeling thus, u vas with
supreme satisfaction that be had seen
Jeremiah passing from place 20 place
"A-re The IeRs had theif dwelling
place HeA learn a thins or 40.
1ahaAan hai canckled 20 himself
ana Jeremiah had learned a hing
% tNo- nEi ID m" thing OF Two which
-AAAA ha- Rad % mind Jeremiah.
ihlr-i mas observed the prosperity q
re Jews eaI : L4l only appeared
A'a A9lf thinS being noth-
4A- m' h'f ilan tae purchase
.' - Ana as Ne have
p hAd observed me
A aaiaa 70 The people TO The
Of The Egyptians.
an. Ai over u IN prayer 10 Cod
ana Zoe song ioTta 18th his
ron red Ana me hFs1 per-
@l NloA el4Acel 70 meet a. ne
4'A AlNn MS rev mission was
%" was TO tiIa rom
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A- cane me iholshi
S"l A.- Dp-n4s upon too
NiA'f 90 u'u become Judge
10 p'l pace
"l1s 90 turned ana addressed
I'D @yaA pouring OUT sucA
a Me % eh.Feay ana condemnA-
.''A Npol sa as 10 iAfly make me
man NlAe "a ne 'lFMo" OF conAict-
A"s "M'-uNs ana an accusing q
s~ H4l Nhth Jeremiah came 10
4e'a me e'H "aich Tod would Ger
AMY orinS upon TIE people because
vi lHe" SINS ! eohtemp'uou sheer
lulIel 'Ae Nis OF Johanan. and, as ne
'4lul away ne exclaimed
.""u ever p~Tolhesleth eFn' but
good coheth 10 Us Ihou art indeed
ialse prophet
No'nihs haunted passed
from place Z" place speaking 10 the
Jews ana pointing 10 the desolation OF
Je'usa4em ana JHdea as the eEi-
uences OF Tod certain punishment
upon SIN anu 0eeidElhs uhal uod had
spoAeh' saving VIII punish them
lAa' a"eA IN the land OF Egypt, as |
nave punished jerusalem by the
sword Dy the famine n by the pes
'leucr 50 tnat none OF me remnant
OF juan, Nhlch are gone into the
lana OF Egypt 10 solourn there shall
escape or remain, that they should re-
turn into the = Of Judah. 10 the
which they have a desire TO return to
u"eiI mere. Tor none shaII return but
such as haA escape
bu'' however mueh pro
iessed TO be Indifferent to the prophet,
ne had IurSInE lear OF the influence
ue e1s5t over me people aud
- aS '"s tt'ih't "sht aDou1 denver
lN7 H' Hsa. ne 'o.4o"ed MIN.
sA,hs 10 uliis tHe people against the
pIopne- IL vel ne succeeded was
'ff' men me re" an came 10
le' anu -Ais aANeE 10 jeremiah
IL WIS
- 'o' the "9'a thal 'hou mast
r'AsH A7 IL 'Ae name OF ne
Lolu' " Vii NaA Asa1Aeh MO thee.
n-' y ~"i certainty 90 whatsoever
,Nins Eo'ln '25.h on OF our mou'h' to
Dlih incense % tAe queen OF heaven.
w. ana our