The daily sentinel., 1910-01-25
cause those things were his God. N1hy
Is This: Because these things ruined
him and sent him to hell

Is this" because these things ruined
him and sent him to hell.
Second-Thou shalt not take the
name OF the Lord thy God in vain:
lot of people during this meeting
have been taking the name of the
Lord in vain. Why? Because they
have been singing these beautiful
hymns with no heart back of them
Every time man gets down on his
knees and prays with God afar off
that man is "a blasphemer. and every
time man prays with rottenness and
unforgiveness back of him he il
blasphemcr. The man who will pro-
fame the name of the Lord Jesus
Christ. blasphemes his God is might
~ low down in the scale of morality.
Third-Remember the sabbath
dSy to keep IL holy. ! am glad for
the business men who are closing
thei- doors on the Sabbath day. III
will have nothing to do with the bust
ness man who will go to his office and
attend TO his business on the Sabbath
day. He is a disgrace to society, he
despises my God, he despises decency
and | will have nothing to do with
him. When God said thou shalt not
kill you say he meant that and He
meant it Just as much when he said
to remember the Sabbath day to keep
1t holy.
First il is our duty to remem Der
the Sabbath day to keep it holy be-
cause God commands it; and second,
because our natures command II of
us. God understood us when he said
Six days shalt thou labor and do all
thy work, and the seventh day is a
day of rest Then we need the Sab
bath day for a home day, for some
men to become acquainted with their
wives and children. And then an
other reason is that every man needs
the Lords day for his own spiritual
development. Every man ought to
worship God in the church on the
Sabbath day for Gods sake and then
for his own sake. and for his family's
sake, and for his neighbours sake.
"Fifth-Honor thy father and thy
mother that the days may be long
upon the land which the Lord. thy
God giveth thee. 1t is well pleasing
to God to do this and 1t is well pleas
ing to parents that children should
do this, and because of the curse that
comes upon the home where this is
not done. How many children are
the curse of the life of their parents?
out of their parents and then turn
them out to die in want and neglect.
"Sixth--Thou shalt not kill: You
say | don't know my audience, we
have no murderers here. I am not
sure about II. Here are my charges.
Many man is killing his wife by his
wicked conduct toward her, many n
wife is killing her husband by her
unfaithfulncss, many n daughter is
breaking her parents hearts by her
waywariness, and many son is
sending his parents down to an early
grave. II you have in your heart the
thought 4 wish he were dead thai Is
murder; Il would kill him IL / did
not have to forfeit my lifc,' that is
murder. lie that hateth his brother
is murderer and no murderer hath
eternal life abiding in him.
"Seventh-Again 1t says thou shalt
not commit adultery: wish that
John Knox and Martin Luther and
others could come here and take the
sword of the seventh commandment
and thrust 1t right down into the
heart of modern society. 1t is a crime
before God, it's a crime against
home, and a crime against civiliza-
ton, and the crime of eternity.
TSiSulu-ftbdiu luOu Sudlt llol
steal: Many man resents the fact
that you call him thief when he
has taken something by mis-represen-
tation and inuendo; he wants some
other name for it. The man who
takes by over-reaching and clandes-
tine methods. that man is a thief.
''Ninth-Again it says thou shalt
not bear false witness against they
neighbor: There is many a man In
court, a sworn witness who lies
against his neighbor; and there is
many man who makes lies and re-
peats them; and then there are those
who don't make up lies but pass them
along about his neighbor. That is
false witness.-human scavengers,-l
they look for black things about their
neighbors. 1t is poured in their ears
and runs out their mouths. i have
more respect for the sneak thief than
have for the scandal monger. Many
a man peddles lies and saps the rep
utations OF others; he repeats things
about his neighbor and never looks
to see whether it is true or not. l
have heard the story of a woman who
went into an office, and in leaning
up against the wall where there was