Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-24
will with mine own2 Is thine eye evil,

first last: for many be Called, put rev
chosen" Matthew 20)
The thought to which ! would ask
Your attention particularly, here, Is
that while every man, each one OF tne
laborers. received his penny, they did
not all receive alike. There were some
who received their penny with thanks.
giving. With gratitude, with joy' ana
there were others who received tneir
pence with grumbling. dissatisfaction
bitterness; and what, my friends, was
tho cause of their dissatisfaction? Was
1t that they were not paid Us tney
ought TO have been? was II that
they did not receive what had beel'
promised them? Was 1t that /. theli
wages were not high cnough2 NO, inc
same trouble that Is manifestihs "
self in the world today was mani
fest then: They were grumbling be-
cause somebody else had more. ~
| penny with Thanksgiving Will do more
actually; II will buy more. accomplish
more than the penny that goes win
| dissatisfaction, with bitterness, ana
| grumbllng Unto some the blessings OF
life come. bringing happiness, ana the
| normal man VIII seek to express ms
thanks by going out and doing some
| thing To help somebody else. Thanks
| do not consist of words. any more
| than does prayer: and he who cX-
presses his gratitude and thanks in
| good decds Is true observer oil
Thanksgiving day, and he Will find
| every day In the year Il day of thanks
| giving, a day on which he feels his
heart bursting with the JOY and hap
| pncss that comes with the knowledge
of his fathers favor. Ana lei 1t be re-
mcmbered that the effects of our acts
may live, while the acts themselves
pass away. The meal that you give to
the hungry one serves its purpose.
=. a,
strengthens his body, for the time be-
Ing, gives him temporary relief and
comfort: but long after the physical
erect or the food has passed the re-
membrance OF the deed you have done
VIII live: aye. and beyond the vale of
mortality VIII we give thanks to one
ahosher Tor help received ana unto
Lod tor dressings bestowed. And in
giving. let the strength OF the givcr
go WIN me git
IN inc lines so often quoted:
"'Tis not what No rivc
But what we share.
The gift without tho river &c hare.
The GIFT OF STRENGTH
II is an easy thing some ,ines .,
land coin to thn hegpnr mnss a. !,
help hjm2 Pcrchancc =, don, -I,,,,
harm. IT eurourarcs ,,im IN tho .n;,it
of the pauper 1t may make of him
AN undesirable member Of tho com
munity II the coin DO needed for i'm
mediate relief, let it be given willingly
but see If something else can't he done
See If some of our own strength can't
20 out To him. md n,arlx voi, ,oii n
nv what name WI, ,vt,l--thIa nvato,io,,s
process-It js nossihJe for .tr.n.th 10
pass from one to another ofttiwea ne
a gift Yom remcmh her when tho' Christ
stood in I'm r,jd.t -, ~ ,,,,,i.i.,,,.
they w.r. TooLinr :, ~. ~ ~.
..xpectadlv he turnad 20 ,,ta 1;s,,, u
a., - ..u,,. W. .'eu ~ ms ", s'seip.es
tI,a, ..,,a, .ouesu Iie anu
e,,n,,,,, 49,, civ ,.a' ng,eu AZ his
~, Tsa'o' ",iu .',sy sn'u. iheS toucn
NJ, rnec ~ ,N.iS siue, tley crown around
nu, NJ sald, some one touched
ne Win mo ilnser or Ialth. some
ei'c nus uraWh Strength from me: some
one mas ashed tor something and nave
given H. ANA they round the sup
pilaht poor woman on the outskirts of
the crowd, suffering from n dread dis
ease. Her {fatth had been SO strong
tnat she. pressed forward, thinkinS2if
she could but touch the hem of his
robe. she would be healed: and the gift
OF faith had its effect. The exercise
of faith called forth and invoked the
healing power. and her faith, rs gift
Of God. made her whole.
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4 Tt ttfaf 10 of l,
tire ond Of Tho fnrn, W. 81, ,,o. ,ho
fruits ana tbe rrainu' ana ,onI rn,.,,.,,,
with conGdencn 10 tha ,,,ontS, ia a.,
IN come tho nonths ar Inr,inass ,hat
marx tho nogsino or tbo ,.n.r,s n,,j,t
Rut nat a,nnn for ,hasa m ~ r;,1 ,hiS,.s
should o,,, ,hoa,.ts - ,ort, i, ,,,a,,,
nI,,ing WI, 49,, hn -, -, .,',
S ; W. ais i,,ppy anu s'aa 10 nave
iaiie ana standiiiS IN this great
nation, nation or Tree men. If We
Will be free men, and free women, II we
will use our freedom rightly--a nation
concerning which Jehovah has spoken.
ny..r Ia y i'm nf fro, ,,,ar th,t -,
N.Y. W. " '''...D' ", i.e nie,i .h.lt ~
hlnS s'aii ever tu,e mere, win auto
cratc power: mat IL snail be a nation
of the people and for the people. o
you think ] am quoting some of our
inp the words az t,od ,rhen they made
thnsa d.",ora' tho m'S 10y ,,-so
, ,li,S aeciaratioiis' tfese were no orls-
maj thoughts Win lnehl, great men
though they were. we thank God for
our nation. for our government, and
for men, great men; for we have plen-
~ Of them nm no nossi,nist decjar-
~, ~ az ~ no poss, , uec,n id
W. LIZ y, w = co.. '..s'i -, IN
we nave great men amongst us, mighty
men. men VINO stand commissioned by
divine power to uphold and honor and
to guard sacredly the destiny Of this
nation which has heen esta hjished Nv
-. '',,m' .,a.i 49,, a. ',Inhiui
tnat we are hh'crlchh citlIehs. "ea are
thankful mat we i've in a day when
freedom of conscience Is guaranteed.
| when men shall have the right to think
and tn sneak nnd not no th,y Ike ms
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