The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30

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coscial TO The Tribune.
ssr .oCEAN, May 29.-As look abroad
aiD .,o water, water everywhere. with
sna sneck of land in sight, and as /
.ps.s, px that We are passing over vary
ng go..e uer niles. / am reminded NJ the prom
y ~. ;n The Lords Word that ultimately
|te n.,hoIs earth the world of mankind.
ins ins,, nave such an abundant knowledge
M ~ .ha creator and the Rcdcemer, as To
|c atly Illustrated by the depths OF the
|fa' Ids 1.-THE earth shall he full OF
lne ,'wnnuIcdre OF the Lord as the waters
Jug NJ thc sea- | remember also the
p,w ,', s,milar promise by the Lord through
NJ W. rronhet iHabakkuk H., l1. For the
ne ,h shall be filed with the knowledge
l,or .he sea-. l am reminded also Of
|o,e es ,,,onhet's declaration that the time
~, WI, como when every knee shall bow
'na every tongue shall confess usaiah
spe s,r esl' And again That at the name
III y I.e,,s every knee shall bow. OF things
sssr The earth. And that every tongue
som confess that Jesus Christ is Lord
,n'u = ,bs glory of God the Father And
IN also reminded that in that dav,
'sIney shall teach no more every man
liz neIchbor. and every man his brother.
pr,ng Know the Lord. for they shall
n rnow me. from the least of them
'r,o the greatest or them, saith the
,rs5r Jeremiah NXXi., 80 The queS-
'yr' Ian 'nroperly arises. To what extent shall
~ consider these statements literally
nsaY What kind of fushllment should
a expect them to have
h No look out upon the heathen world,
.,srsycr sympathetic We may be in re-
.rsci 10 foreign missionary work, doing
"A IN mIr mower To make known 10 the
>ssihen the grace OF God. and the great
rsdpemer we are nevertheless com
-lisJ IN admit that there is absolutely
4, homo OF our ever causing every knee
n how and every tongue to confess
.>yisf In heathen lands. even as We have
[ ~ arc given up hope OF accomplish
/ rs such work in civilized lands. The
~ms is too great for us. and the err
- of heathendom are too deeply seated
/.rics show us that there are twice as
-sny heathens today as there were a
! '-,lurr ago. II. therefore. any OF us
Ia been nattcring ourselves respecting
II ability 10 accomplish the conversion
j 4 ,be world, IL is time for us to ac-
! |,roEledge our error and to lool. 10 the
In,6. realizing that in Him alone Is the
I-s,N's hope Doubtless this is just the
EEon that the Lord wishes us TO learn,
|He docs not wish us 20 give up our cf-
.Iris 10 DO good unto all men as we
|Isye opportueitY, especially the house
~.
Eiated with such activity on behalf of
I-hers But God does wish lis to realize
IA; OF ourselves we are unable to cope
Eih the situation. lie wishes us TO
Eslizc that only through the establish
Eent OF the Kingdom OF Gods dear son
En The glorious blessings OF the mil
'|apium ever be hoped Tor Alas, We
rs admit. and should feel deeply hum
BY the admission. that even In civil
sRd lands. the number of footsteps fol-
E1rs OF the lamb OF God is very few.
|if number who arc walking. not after
Es fish. but after the spirit in civilized
[zds is very few. in comparison with
~ population as "A whole We are not
this setting ourselves as Judges OF the
Parts OF our fellow creaturcs-remark-
Ey few make any pretcntion TO walking
\ The narrow way" which alone now
pos 10 lfc everlasting (Maithew vii.
Il Necessity for knowledge,
Many dear Christian people. desirous
IN thinking we'll of the heavenly father
" so bcfoggcd with the teachings o!
past, that they try TO imagine that
way 10 eternal life is not so narrow
he Master said. they Try 70 ina sine
l somehow the heathen will be saved
their ignorance. notwithstanding the
cste SAYS. How shall they believe ON
La Of whom they have not heard?' Eo-
ans x. lO. And again. mis- assurance
i There is none other name under
, -yen gwen among men. whereby we
e5t be saved" (Acts iv. l2).
II ine error from the past which led 10
Inconsistency is the teaching that
'ufc' and that they never will have
opportunity OF accepting Christ in
luture. They rebel against the
= L,Vsht which has come down from the