The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-06-07

dogs Yes Master she said. for
dogs DO feed on the SCRAPS thai fall
from their owners table Your
faith Is great, was the reply to the
Uman ii shall be as you wish
And her daughter WAS cured that very
III Oulsni"
Tie Caste Question
SnDbblyt1I ess and prOVincialiSm Gre
ate caste II We knew all we would
love ALL IsraeJs c%onteznpt for the
hsathen- which the disciples shared
Was really due in good part to ignor-
anca. even as IS the supexcilious atti
tude OF this western continent towards
tN of the human race. There
are muf1tudes OF men who despite the
I~ay7nen's Movement campaigns still
think that the best we can do for the
non-Chrgtian peoples is to make them
Ike ourselves That we may have
sught to learn from them never en-
ters our ~self-satfsfied heads.
None the less, that Is exactly the
lesson Jesus WAS trying to teach bis
bungiing disciples He wanted them
to get the lesson OF faith through this
poor woman who was outside of the
covenant Korea and Japan and
China and India and Africa rise up in
testimony against America today, be-
cause they seem to be bearing the
fruits of the New Testament religion
more perfectly than we. We have
advanced quite a way into the spirit
OF Jesus when we can realize that
there is spiritual perception and spirit
Gal longing. IN hearts that are not in
clude in any Christian fold.
Docile, humble faith-1or such It
was, despite its vauIting! presumption
had q reward such as the high and
mighty pharisees had never been able
to win from Jesus, The woman asked
only the crumbs which those who a
Y1antU nf hrand Io~r{1oA CS~S ~
John Watson: "Her woman's wit was
sharp that day. and seized the one ad-
vantage Jesus had afforded her. Dog
he had called her; then dog she would
be: only she must have a dogs place
and privilege" That the seeming
of the Master toward the
suppliant was ean less for her than
for the disciples benefit, is shown by
his admiring word, o woman, great
is thy faith"
The World Movement.
The disciples had been thinking in
Terms Of Jewry. Jesus thought In
terms Of the world. Only dimly. after
nineteen centuries are We beginning to
glimpse the imperial conception Of
Christ.
For the love of God is broader, than
the measure OF mans mind,
And the heart Of the Eternal is most
wonderfully kind"
In his notable Berlin address a few
days ago, upon the world movement"
Mr.. Roosevelt Well said, browning or
hopeful, every man Of leadership in
any line Of thought or effort must now
look beyond the limits Of his own
country Continuing he remarked,
The play Of new forces is as evd ent
in the moral and spiritual world as in
the world Of the mind and body"
Again: Moreover, the things Of the
Cnir5f q 70 ounr 49, 49,
the things of the body. So There
mas never been greater need Of a high
and fine religious spirit than at the
present time"
or course, all this expanding concep-
ton OF world-citizenship has been a
commonplace of h modern pulpit
and missionary platform. It is good
to hear 1t from the lips of a states
man on a university rostrum. For
this world movement spells brother
hood. learned at the feet Of the gentle
Teacher who led his own band of fol-
lowers in thOupht hayond tho hordaru