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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28

meiter, ais Elm paar Muitererempla-
re b%ertorperter @uffelltdrfe, sic bur6
funitlide Grainirung uno mubebol1e
Mnlpannung ser Nerpen unb Wus<
feln oes menl6liden &orpers 5uitan-
De gebra6t ipuroe.
Ser 6ebttampf mar allo ni9t baS
Meiultat natiirlider, IDEAL entmidelter
&orperfraft, lonoern Elm 3errbilo ent-
miiroigenoen &iididrittes our tbieri-
lden &obbeit. limo 0enno6 iubelte
DEM Sieger elne pieltaui
Men9e gu, un0 0enno6 flob oas @el6
in 5tromen Sen beioen &dmpfen in
sen ShooB! Nfit G6amr0t6e bliden
mir na@ Nemorf FIN, NIT peinlider
8eidamung iteben mir Dor ser Sbat>
iade, 0aB mitten unter unS, in einem
5taate, Ser itol5 lit auf feline bobe,
'moralilbe @rrungenibaft, Ser fibn
oas &allpt erbebt int 9elbitgefuble
errungener @r0be, 0aB mitten in Sic
iem Staate elm 2pnd)mor0 geideben
fonnte, nidt mil0er, nidt enti6ul0=
barer, ols iene Musibreitungen zines
roben Y0bels I'M fernen miloen @e-
iten. @er i'm begangen >mer 5@ul6
oaran lit? Die Sbatiode be1tebt, oob
Ser Moro bonn 8olfe begangen mur0e,
oaB otel es tbeilnabm> uno 0aB oieles
@olf 8emobner zines geittteten Staa-
tes lit.
@dren aber iol9e fl1rdtbaren e.
IRENE m0glid, menn 6os amerifani=
ide Bolf nibt ipitematii6 our roben
8ll,t= lrn6 &fesgier angelernt
mdre, iin6 0iele Musl@reitungen nidt
Sic natiirlidite 5olge iener p%rogreiip
geiteigerten gr5iebungsfebler, sic bel
ser Sreltoe am 8aqipiel anfangen
un6 im 8%ettfampfe gu &eno ibren
90bepunft errei6ten? Som %aufgereg<
ten 3uidauer zines, Sem Moroe nabe=
fommenoen &ingfampfes un6 ser MIL
sen 2u1t am Morbe ielblt lit nur Elm
fletner 59ritt. @ir i9dmen r1ns ser
greignt1le in Nemarf, aber mir i6dz
uns nidt, 0as @er5 unierer &in=
Ser fir Sic Mufnabme iol6er Musmii6-
lie empfdnglt6 gu MAIDEN. @rtreme!
Darf es nns @un6er nebmen, penn
Ser MuslQnoer, buben n116 oriiben Der
glei6eno, miBbiatgen6 ausruft: 2ano.
ser grtrene!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
Qltterifa oaS &amo oet
Grtreme.

@erm eS Sem guropGer in leinem
@aterlanoe nid)t mebr gefallt, wenn
ibm etlpos gegen SEN @illen gebt uno
er ourd Sic ibmar3e 8rille ser I'm
5ufrieoenbeit ales in different 2i6te
liebt, baum blift er mobl iebnliidtig
na9 Sem g%eiegneten @elttbeile ien=
ieits oes S5eans biniiber, Damn iteut
er Gergleide an, Sic 81 @l1nlten 6es
munoerpouen 2anoes %ausfauen, Damn
nennt ct Mnerifa NIT 8emun0erung
oas 2ono ser Grtreme. Ser grtre-
me gum @uten.
@enn aber Elm @eimatbmi0er> per=
lodt bon oem @lan5e, ser 10 bell in
Sic p%erborgeniten 8infel 0es alten
@oterlon6es biniiberitrablt> 6aS 2an0
leiner SrGl1me naber beleben, menn
er nidt Sic @rtreme 5l1m @l1ten be-
m%abrbeitet fono, ia meum linn @an=
DIES biel 'i4werer, biel unertragli6er
mor6, ols 0abeim, ga bertpunidt er
lnmutbig Sic @an0er1uit, Sic i'm aus
ser @eimatb pertrieb, 6a l6ilt er iiber
sic ungeabnten peinli6en 3ultanoe>
sic ibn1 oos 2eben CUR 2alt MAIDEN, ga
nennt CT Sic 1eue @elt: oas 2an6 Ser
grtreme = gum lleblen. l1n0 er fat
pieleidt in bei0en Sduen redt.
Sb i'm @uten o6er 8oien, sic 8e=
mobner ser @ereinigten Staaten mel
gen itets gum grtremen, gum MuBer=
ge1p0bnliden fin. Selbit lire 9pra=
DIE lit arm> penn Tie itd nidt in Ct
tremen bepegen far11. Mues muB iiber-
idmenglid, pergr0Bert, 5um uniiber-
treffli9en @eltmunber erboben tper,
BEN.
ltno iene 81 fin6en mir iiber,
al, mir fin6en tie iogar in Ser @r=
5iebung ser &tnoer. @abreno in ser
alten @eimatb 6as @auptgemi@t Ser
@r5iebung auf ge0iegenen l1nterridt
ltno rei6es 8iiien gelegt miro, mab~
reno sort Sic Sl1geno auf oas Sorgs
fdltigite gu ernitem 2ebensberufe fer
a%ngebil0et miro, unb ser @ntmidlung
ser &0rperfraft Elm 5mar b0lig ge-
niigen0es, ie6o@ mdbiges 6el6 einge=
rdumt miro, mare Ser amerifanii6e
imltan0e, ones 8ilien bint-
an 5u ieben, tpenn es ibm in @ntfal=
tl1ng leiner f0rperltben &raft I'M 8e=
&c ltiinoe, ia> er miiroe Dor Ser 8abl
3miiden ShltIe un0 8anipielplab qe=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28

diiuberliben &ubm, ser sic @itelfeit Be-
frie6igt! Sour idpperes &ingen nno Sen
8ortpl.rf Ser @egneridaft gegen Sic
rgebeiligten &edte" eingebiirgerten
l1nrebts. Man fann babel i@nen gum
~lrnerpiini6ten Mitbiirger" 1peroen.
l1no MIR oas 8emubtiein, fir mirfli-
DIE un0 erreibbare Sortidritte gu
tGmpfen, ,1ur ser Danf Ser Mrnen
uno glenoen, miro ser 2obn iein. Die
Mrbeit o1f oielem @ebiete lit 8fli6t!
Seine 2%iebbaberei. Sic mub getbon
1per0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
Ser @tHtomSberuf.

Mu1tter uao Sobn befinoen it6 al
lem int 3immer. &loblib unter>
bridt ser &nobe 0as Spiel iein Slid
rubt auf Sen ~Mnnalen Ser @laubens=
perbreitung," Sic auf oem Silbe lie
gen. uMutter!" ruff er aus, limo i@0-
ne @r5dblungen in 0ieiem 8u6e?"
80 ia, mein &in0," lit ser @utter
fteunoli6e @%rpioerung> ~0aS 8ltd}
er5ablt bon oen MiHionaren."
v8on Mi1iionaren? 8as lino Mij<
lionare, Mrtter?"
uDas iino Brieiter, sic gu sen SSH
Den geben, I'M iie gu befebren, Oamit
lite in Sen &immel fommen," lit sic
Mntmort.
ga ridtet 1t@ Ser &leine auf un0
ipridt nit ungemobnter 6eitigfeit:
uMutter> Damn min ib audi Miiiionar
mer0en uno gu sen @iloen gebem I'M
tie 5u befebren, oamit ale INIT uns in
Sen @immel gelangen." Ser &nabe
fat iein @ort gebalten. ST mur0e
Frielter> Miilionar un0 ltarb als Mpo-
itolii6er &icar BON &orea; es mar
WSgr. &i0el.
SSn Sen Der l6ieoen1ten Miiiionslan=
oern gibt es etpa 10000 Miiiionare,
Frielter un0 2aienbrii0er. Darunter
fin0en mir 6ran5oien, Spanier, Sta
liener, Srlan0er un0 be- on0ers in r1eu=
erer 3eit piele Deuti9e. $50 ober
iin0 sic Mmerifaner? Srob iorgfaltt-
gen Na6fori6ens fonnten faum 5ebn
ent0edt merOen. 8ie fon1mt ood baS?
@ir miiiien unS mobl bemuBt blei=
ben, 0aB Mmerifa sic uNeue @elt" lit,
Elm gar funges 2an0, 0as Bis Dor me-
uigen Sabren ais Miiiionsgebiet a1=
geleben muroe. @ir maren beinabe
lelber iiberrai6t, uns na6 bunoert
Sabren 10 itarf 5u ieben. Sic fatboz
lil6e Stride in Sen @ereinigten Staa-
ten 5ablt beute iiber bun0ert @r5bi=
lbofe 1no 8ii9ofe> nabe5u 10000
Nrieiter uno 100000 Mnbanger.
9ea6 oem offi5ieuen 3enius BON 1906
lino mir Sic meitaus ltdrfite &ir6en<
gemeinl9aft I'M 2an0e.
5oate man Ga nidt erparten, 0ab
mir uniere eigenen Mi1iionsi6ulen
un6 Miiiionen batten? Ebatiade it,
0aB ale proteltantiiden Denominatio=
men 5@ulen u%nterbalten, iogar Die See
ger-8optiiten 6es @ioens. &atboli=
fen 5ingegen baben feline Miiionen
uno feline Mtiitonare in ausmartigen
2an0ern, als nur einige Seiuiten in
Mlasfa, Sa9naifa un6 8ritii6 &onou~
ras, iomie bier 6ran5isfaner in Git
lld.
9os erite Mtiiionsba1s mur0e am
2. 6ebruar 1909 bon ser @eieui6aft
oes @0ttlihen @ortes 5u Gednp, ST.,
eroffnet ct. Marp's Miifon @ouie.
Ser ausgeipro6ene 3med 6ieier jun
gen Mnitolt lit, Miliionare fir 6ie
&eioenld1rber ber%an5rbil6en, nobel sic
Meger nnierer Sii6itaaten feinesmegs
ousgei9loiien iin6. Cont 1T au6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
Opfer oeS inomitrieue
&rte8eS.

gu Oelt uOuOS uHO Sultlle9 , oe''
2iebbabereien ser Set, gebort Die Mgl>
tation fiir sen etpigen Solferfrleoen.
Mit @riinoen, 0ie an 6aS Ser5 1ebr
piel an llnm0glidfeitcn, gum Sbetl
uber audi an sic 8ernunft li6 menoen,
miro lie tetrieben. 3u Sen @riinoel
sic an 9er5 uno Sernnft lid men-
Sen, geb0rt Ser Sin1peis al1f Sic nnge=
beuren Menidenperluite. 8as sic fir
Summer n,o Motb berur iaden,
traubt bier ni6t erlt gelagt 5n mer-
ben. @iele baben's erfabren. @as
fortlpQbrenoe &riege fir cine S6apa6=
ing ser pbpliiden @raft Ser Nation
%beoeuten, lit EN- 5meites Mrgument.
0enn ser &rieg peridlingt Sic Be-
lten," lrno in ser 2dnge ser 3eit faQt
Sic Iortpflon5ung ser Nation oen
5dppdd)eren, Sen f0rperli6 l(ntii6tlz
GEN 51. Mles oos 5ugegeben.
Mber liegt inns nibt etpa5 anoereS
,;aber, ols Ser &rieg nit ser @affe?
Sino Sic Spfer geringer, Sic Der
irieolide &rieg auf in0l1ltrlelem uno
foma1er5ieuem @ebiet foroert? @enn
5uiommengerednet ,lin0 lie ebenlo grob
mie sic zines &rieges; un0 audi oa
fallen sic Spfer aus sen &eiben Ser
Np1tpn Npnn Sic &riipbel f0nner1
nidt arbeiten.
Sir Sic @interbliebenen ser I'M
&riege @efallenen iorgt ~oos oa11t>
bare Saterlano" oalterr0; oa1erno
o>,d fir sic, sic at @lieoern un6 &C.
iunobeit S6a0en gelitten. Mber lor=
gen Sic @eleli6aften, in oeren Be
trieben our9 Mangel al Sen notblgen
5iderbeits 3 @o%rfebrungen l1ngliids=
f0ue ei11getreten lino, ausgiebig fir
@erfriippelte o0er Sic &interbliebenen
Ser Iooten? Die Mntmort liegt IN
oen1, mas ser Seiterreidiide un0 lln-
aoriide &onlul in Glepelano, Serr
2uomig iiber ieinen 8anpf fir Sic
leinem G9ube Mnpertralten befannt
gibt. l1no pie es Sen Mrbeitern aus
ser 6rem0e bier ergebt> 10 ergebt eS
Sen bier geborenen al&f>. Ser MoGo@
oes gigenmubeS fennt feinen nationa=
len l1teridteo. Solde @eidaftsbetrte>
be, in 0ene,n 11l1r nit 3ablen gered=
net miro, in 6enen Ser Menl4 Elm
Mai6inentbeil lit, nidts meiter, iudt
li9 10 biuig mie mogli6 bon ieoer
@aftpfli6t SIT befreien. SSn bielen
61Ien, na6 Mngabe bes &onil1lS, init
$50 fir elm Meni9enleben, bon SEM
cine Tamilie abbing!
Sier liegt ein 11aberes, Elm mi6tlge= |
res @ebiet fir Sic Grieoensfreun6e,
oeren @er5 mei@ fir meni6li6en
Sesammer un6 often if fir Sic Gorge
Inn Sic grbaltung ser 5tarfen CUR
Tortpflan5ung Ser Station.
Mber es gibt 6arin feline Nobel=
@reiie 51 %erringen! Seine M%u6ien5en
an Sen Soften @uropos; feline &on=
qre1ie in ieinen @al1ptitd0ten! Semen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28

miB sen 2ebteren mablen. Midt, bob
|0ie freie gntmidlung oes &Drpers ser
Sugeno gum 9ormurfe gemadt Mir
Sc, nidt, 0aB es better mare, menrt
ser b%albmudiige Sunge in ser oum-
pfen S9ulltube p%erfimmern, gum
meidli1en Stubenboder peroen lou-
te, aber Oh iene grtreme, oie iib nur
81 halo einieitig weiter eritreden uno
sic anf6nglib barmloien Spiele un0
&0rperiibungen IN miloe, in &obbeit
allsarten0e 3errbiloer permanoeln,
oem iungen @olfe gum Nuben oienen,
heoarf oo1 elmer ndberen 8etra9tung.
IS fam ni6t geleugnet meroen,
oaB sic SUP uno 8aiebau-Sp in
ihrer beutigen geualtigeu gntmid-
lung Elm @rtrem iino, 0as auf sic 8il=
olng oes inneren Meniden, auf @ba-
rafter= uno Seelenleben 0es Sling
lings nidt oenielben pere0elnoen Gin
flllB arSiiben fan11, mie @ifeni6oft
uno @eiitesnobrung, ia, oaB Sic ~
iteInatii6 0em &olfe eingeimpfte @or<
liebe fir Sport mn0 &raftentfaltung
~unfeblbar cine nel1e Generation ber-
anbiloet, sic meit eber gu Gerrobung
uno urmeltliber 3iigelloiigfeit, als al
@e1ittunq un0 perfeinter 2ebensmeiie
binneigt. @6re es ionit m0gli6, 0aB
iener ideuBlid)e &ingtampf batte itatt=
fin0en f0nnen, in 6em Weni9 gegen
Meni6en gu tbierii6em Sample 5og;
mare es ion1t mogli6 gemeien, 0ab
jenem @ettfampfe in &eno Gauien0e
l,tt0 Mbertau le110e BON e%rregten gu
l9auern beimobnten, Sic nidt MUIR &C.
ldaftli6e uno oienitlibe 8fli9ten 5u=
riidlebten, sic audi nambafte Cunt
men 0arat men0eten> bel ienem mi0er=
li9en &ingfampfe antpeleno 1ein gu
f0nnen.
l1n0 ,11r oie1e @ei6madspermir-
rl1ng 6es GolfeS fonnte es peranlalI en-,
oaB nidt MIR in &eno sic Sbauluit
ul1o &fesgier 6es Nublifums ms
l1nmenidlide ausartete, ionoern BOP
el16 in alien Stuaten 0aS SntereIie
an Sem Sample iiberidpanglid an
lmubs un6 Sic 2l1it gu gleidem Sbun
onregte.. Nod mebr geiteigert muroe
sic grre9ung 6es 8olfes 0urd Sic &C.
geniiber ltellung zines @eiBen uno ei-
mes Negers, ein l1nterfangen, oas nit
Mufrei5ung gum &aiienbaB cine &C.
fdbrlide Mebnli6feit bat, 6enn Oh
Sieg ooer @ie0erlage, in ieoem Sal
lie muBte iene &oiie ser anoeren ge>
eeniiber feinolide @eiinnung empfin-
ben, sic ser 8%erb0bnung als 8eiiegte
ausgeiebt NOR. Nei0 uno SAB aber
iino furdtbare @affen, me1n ite sic
inn Menihen gum Mngriffe auf=
ita1eln. @as ioate Ser &ingfampf
eigentli9 be3meden, melde bere0eln0e
Motioe fonnten linn 5uee fharriseben
tper6en? Seine, nidt eitunal iene, Ser
@elt 5u 5eigen, pie fraftig iid sic Sea-
entmidelt bot, oenn Sic bei6en
&roftmeni6en reprdientirten nidt Sic
Notion, sic 5net, tbterti6e @ilobeit
entfoltenoen Se9ter maren ni6t tppi=
ihe Muitergeitalten> Tie maren ni6tS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-06
Love of Money.

1,bsre Is no picture in the Bible. nor is
,bere one in the whole realm of literature
that IS sadder than that OF this young
man going away from Christ. HE went
away sorrowful." What volume there
is in that phrase! How it speaks across
the centuries in more than trumpet tones
to the struggling, ambitious money seek
ers of this commercial age! But what is
the lesson? Let it not be misread.
How hardly shall they that have riches
enter into the kingdom OF heaven. For
If is easier for a camel to go through
the eve of a needle than for rich man
to enter into the kingdom of heaven"
There has been much contention concern
ing the meaning of this last sentence. 1t
has become quite popular to make the
needles eye to be the small gate be-
side the large one which leads into the
city This gate was intended for foot
passengers, but when the larger gate was
closed the traveller would be compelled
to take the camel through the smaller
one. This could only be done with great
difficulty But the best authorities op-
pose this view. The Cambridge Greek
Testament says that the existence of
such gate is not esta nhshed and that
the Greek expression for a needles eye
Is opposed to that view. And Vincent
in his word studies says that 1.-The al
fusion is not to be explained by refer
ence TO narrow gate, called the needles
eye"
There is no need to attempt to explain
away the teachings of our Lord. The
mea ming is plain. There is danger in
riches. The danger lies in the fact that
riches become an idol. This young man
loved his money more than he loved eter-
nal life And the danger is universal
God is not the foe of wealth. Every
grain of gold and silver. every ounce of
coal and everything from which wealth
is coined was made by Him. And it was
made for man. 1t was made for mans
use and enjoyment but it was not made
to be worshiped. To love it more than
God is to make the kingdom of heaven
impossible. That il is possible to be both
rich and godly is proved by the lives of
the Abrahams the Jobs and Daniels and
Corneliuses who have lived and who are
living TODAY. The warning of the lesson
is against the love of money. 1.-The love
of money is the root of all evil I Tim,
6:1N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-06
Jesus and Children.

This is one of the most important sub
iects that can engage the human millu-
The writer is fully convinced that the
church has blunde red mere more seriously
than anywhere else, in its efforts -
cvanaelize the word. This statement, of
course refers to the church as whoie'
IN isolated cases men and women ha 9
erasped the truth. and they have sought
to enforce the rrecepts OF our LORD. But,
ds a whole, the church il the past. anu
the church now, does not fully grasp the
truths taught in this incident.
Then were brought unto Him niue
children that He should put Ills nan ,
condu,t OF the disciples have been III,
feeling and the conduct of the world
through all its history The olsclpiss
rebrned those that brought them IL
is anaZin:: to what. extent The cii"rcil
vet feels that religion is an analr OK
lilo proyIups Jesus was not simylS IL
advar.ce Of His time. He is In ADVANCE
of all time He knew, as no .o'iler KNOWS
or can krow. that heaven les aDcut u
in our fancy" The child is naturally
religious rhc mind opens to the teach
irg concerning Geo and Chrlst as Inc
De .al; of tho flower open TO the light q
day More the child srasps and retains
these truths 1t appropriases .hem aEa
becomes changed by them. more anu
more. into the image OF Gcd-
1t is a familiar fact that our pilysi-
cal being partakes of the nature OF the
food on which it subsists. The binhber-
eating inhabitant OF the arruc regions
IS very different from the shapely ana
refined dwelIer I'm the temperate zone.
The difference is caused by food; and
this truth holds in the higher realm
Of spirit. The child learns easily, | might
Almost say naturally. To feed upon Christ
in its heart. by faith. unto salvation. And
feeding upon hiIa it becomes nodded into
the divine image, it reflects the divine
likeness.
II is strange how slow men aud wom-
en-, even Christian men and women, are
to accept this truth. Parents. every
where. are initiating the disciples. The
disciples sought TO keep the children from
Christ. the parent. IN too many instances.
is keeping them from Him. My child is
too young TO come into the church, is Il
statement with which are all too
familiar. And yet Christ has made the
child the model of Christian greatness.
He says TO the sinner, Except We be
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Jesus on Way to Jerusalem.
Matt, 1912; 1926.

-D HE ministry of Jesus in Galiiee
had now practically closed.
The time had come when His
face must be turned toward Je-
rusalem. Full well He knew
that only few months were left of His
earthly history These months must be
used for the widest diffusion of the truths
which He came to teach. Matthew'S &C
count of this part of our Lords ministry
is fragmentary For "a fuller history Of
this period we must turn to the gospel
by Luke and especially to that of St.
John.
Bidding adieu to Capernaum. He turns
His face toward Jerusalem. There are
two roads which lead from Galilee to Jul
dea. The one on the west OF Jordan leads
through Samaria. the one on the east of
the river takes the traveller through Pc
rea. This last was thickly settled terri
tory. but it was one which until now
Christ had rarely entered. Taking the
road on the east of the Jordan, He now
entered on what is known as His Perean
ministry.
The history shows that the Pharsees
still lowered about his path like beasts
of prey. They sought by all means 20
,ntrap him in his speech One incident
related in the gospel but omitted from
tue lessen, is the discussion concerning
divorce In Il few clear, crisp ;CntCHces
Jesus enunciates the principles that
ScCuld govern men and nations upon the
subjects CT marriage and divorce. The
sentences were weighty. They deserve
IL be Incorporated in the law OF eva:y
lariu, and to be made the rue OF every
lie
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Society of Christian Endeavor. whose
activity against the pictures of the prize
fight of July 1 resulted in their sup
preston in many cities. He presents
an exhibit of cases where the crimes of
children can be traced directly to the in
iluence of suggestions received before the
film machine, and states that makers
of proper and legitimate moving picture
films are awake to the seriousness of the
situation, and were among the most en-
thusiastic supporters of the protest
against the fight pictures. They have
national board Of censorship in New York
city, which keeps list of manufacturers
of white that is, clean and decent
pictures.
What We need now said Mr.. Shaw.
lis an aroused public sentiment that will
rule out the pirates product of UNI
clean, indecent and demoralizing pic
lures. aud give right Of way to the en-
PERTAINING, interesting and instructive pic
lures of the legitimate dealers. Parents
have written me of the demoralizng in
fiuence of the moving picture shows upon
their children, and have urged the neces-
sity of more strict supervision. Here is a
splendid task FOR our Christian EnGeavor
Christian citizenship workers.
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quotes those only which bear upon man )
duty 10 his fellow. This incident shows
us how Christ varied His teaching to suit
the individual conditions of those to
whom He ministered. Here was young
man who was religiously inclined. studi-
ously avoiding the grosser violations or
the law. but one who had never grasped
the laws inner and deeper meaning. He
must be brought to see and feel his I'M
perfection.
1t was doubtless with feeling of exu'-
tation that the young man exclaimed:
"All these Comma ndmentSl have l Kept
from my youth up: what lack | yet!
He was TOO strongly incased in his man
OF acknowledgements to feel the force
of the commandments. 10 love his nelgh-
Dor as himself. There is but one th:ns
left Mark says: "And Jesus behodins
him loved him How pleasing to Christ
is every effort. even though it is streaked
With imperfections, to lead a true lie.
But just because Christ so deeply loVeo
him. he could not spare him. Clearly,
says Gibson, lit is surgical case! There
must be the insertion Of the knife. 10.
and sell that thou hast, and give to the
poor The work was done. The sore
was touched. The hidden. hideous can
Ger, the existence OF winch he had hot
suspected, was revealed and dragged "
the light He was hidden to exchange
the riches of earth for the treasures "
heaven and as a further iEducement ne
was offered a place among the dlsclpies.
Come and follow me- This was the
highest offer that Christ could make.
Flow little he knew the honor and the
eloJp that were within his reach HAD
he beer wise what career might nave
been his. Judas was already feeling the
workings of the. coveteous spirit that
made him an apostate. This young man
Might have filled the place. and been
numbered with the twelve apostles HIS
name and fame would have gone down
the ages: ard his surrender would have
been an inspiration to unborn genera
tions. But. beautiful as was his char
acter there was in it a ia tal defect. There
was :, love that dominated his life. ana
that he'd him in helpless vassalase.