Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
SOUL IMMORTAL"
SUBJECT Of SERMON
ON ATONEMENT DAY
DR.. Mendel SLIDER breaches
Eloquently to Congregation
in Temple Albert on Sacred
Festival.

To-day BE- thc pa, OF Atonsmen.. 30
iioafce Yom Kippur tho most mgrcd
holy day in thr Jewish calendar To-
d., ~, mucr- uf tho Jewish faith spent
all thoir hours iu Tasting and prayer
Ihp pny or Nansmen, h. one t.n
which hait is called boz the husi
world ana deep Thought ~ pursued
~ iih reference to- the things az the
suul Tho holy day began .ast night
with tho last tags 81 the setting sun
ana VIII end tai. evening whom thr
sun .HHln sinks behind tie mnuutalus
Iu th' west services were held in
lrmpl' Albert last evening and HRain
90 90 u.,lotS this murninA. O'Clock
uad O'Clock this afternoon. Many
members 90 the c0ngr, cation remain
81 lu thr temple almost h daS. ~
pigyfr and meditation. The chief fea-
turr of jh" nav oI Atoncmeui vac
memorial sermon preached tus after
ru"l tt : o',luyk o., Dr Mrndrl Sil-
Der nr Silheth sermon was sn cio-
quont ,nort inspiring and upiIuug.
aud was source of mueh consolation
to tn, large CONGREGATION that hotrd
'N y "N AhN HNHHhNHNN go Afhf aNNNNfA
frtmou. Tine soul immortal" taken
from E,ultsiasi"s 4 follows.
"a generation B1cth, "a generation
,uncth. but uAtIro yadurtth forever.
SO one can poudre IA, great lhcmrs
~ NE ard i,atI and Immortality aud
hat feel th, STIR aud glow of better.
uupl,r uie iu him ln our more pro
saIr moods wr are Hkc men shut up
10 marrow c,u ~ see FOR the time
nothing bat the bitter patch 81 dusty
Nou. al uuf t.si AND the c1id chert-
i,ts wallis that "ncir,ir ~. w are
occupied VITA oar ulti, round Of Ju-
tics ulrdsn- ptcss SORROWS poWr bitter
tears into our cup ana oar euprs are
shattered. We gu on dwelling "a our
narrow sphere oppressed IN IT, itm-
uaupnr our faculties ana powers
stupt,d o., les g.num AZ tinps ~
may uu,. our shorillNod ioN.. SO may
see oar plans succeed. bur We merely
seem 90 play ~ hviug lk' cnildrcn
in their mimic fUneirs Now aud
then. however. We SGT faint glimps'
~ wider ana more glorious world
outside oar wallis ard lu dreamliNc
,isiou. We see DO stretching forth far
be, ond the circle iu Wiich Wo dwell
Faiui voices appear tu come 90 us
from without aud teach uH the ,tnhA-
ltA of nature and the ctcrnii, of lie.
when We contemplate the sning and
coming - generations We realize the
durshilitY at NATURE und recognize the
tvcr-prueref.ive Development 81 ufr.
q IL tnon W. SOC that every sreai
principle unds progressive realization
Ia the worlds lie. u comes nrst as
an ideal tho dream nt some elect
spirit Sonn % hcRins to attract TO it.
F,lf p,nrcers who champion w. often
~ great cost. amid thr sCorn and rid
iculr oi their contemporaries some
times IL succeeds In organizing Itself
iu some great movement, nation e.
church. PARTY. brotherhood. Even
%. then battles are not 30 fought nor
victory secure Thrrc may come DARK
DAYS or years IT eclipse sometimes
even centuries. Whom the nation IN en-
shaved. the party defeated. the church
disnrranizcd. The brotherhood rent IS
strife But the soul ~ az. mnseme -
remains immortal the principle lives.
on. hr ring in Itself the promise and
potency M ultimate iruition And
when nt last its true worth b. rccog
niArd. aud 10 stands futth az assured
and glorious fact. iu the worlds hls-
tory. those who i've by its light look
back 10 the martyrs and heroes who
struggled for IL through despair ana
gloom and see that the gens ratiuns
have been linked Together ana that
those who have passed away live In
the liyrs of those who are present
'rhorc Is something Of this feeling In
every memorial service. We look
hack ~ the lives which fnlled of tho
hiH fruition nf their hopes; lives
which stood for lnrger achievements
than ihcy actpnlh accomplished Aud
we come lo understand that the sig-
Hihcaaee % those lives u not 10 d"
meaYurod hy the sueccsA they attained.
but hy TIE principles for which they
afn0d the principles whose nnal tri-
unph depends anon the faithfulness
with which We carry on the task that
has been transmitted 10 ua. The for