Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

snces Joseph, how - - .--.s,A
ever. desired 20 fy n.r
test their sympn- - F..
thy Tor their father ~ ), =
and their loving ln. - gtC
terest ln Benjamin - a.
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jamln's sack " .Th cup vas found
wheat After the 80 bsHiamta's
brethren had got '''A
ten fairly started horcWaid Joseph
sent servants to demand his cup
The brethren protested their limo
cence. and declared that n the cup
were found IN their possession, they
would willingly become slaves. The
search WIS made aHd the cup found
In great distress the company weuded
rs way back 10 the palace
Again Joseph WAS uustcrc and re-
proved them. that tlry might have OPP
portuulty 10 abandon BENJAMIN Pro
testing Innocence they declared their
willingness. ~ become Ioseph's slaves
But be- answered that only the guilty
one 80 BENJAMIN should become his
slave. and That the rest should return
home and continue Ia enjoy the fayors
Of Egypt This proposition he knew
would test them Had they the same
heartlessncss that they had exhibited
when they sold him into slavery
Then Judah. who had pledged him
self that Benjamin should return In
safety made an eloquent appeal. aud
entrcnted that be- bee accepted as a
slave IN BeniamIu's stead lie ended
with tine question. How shall ! 90 up
10 my father. aud the lad be- not with
me- lest see the evil that shall be-
fall my father"
was satisfactory TO Joseph. and is 10 us
all Those who love righteousness re-
lolce In righteousness. as those who
love sin rejoice In II When We pei.
celve so marked change IN those
men. We rejoice. not only for their
sakes but also M the general lesson
furnished The conviction Is borne Ia
upon us that much OF the sin. the
meanncss. the cruelty OF today may he
attributed a. Inherited weaknesses and
immature experience We say, How
great change would probably be- II
fcctcd by a broader. deeper knowledge
of ourselves aud others"
And do not lifc's daily experiences
tend 10 give us the broadening of sym.
pathlcs. aud thus characterdcvelop.
mcntg Doubtless there are exceptions
"a every rule. but II Is our conviction
that a sufncleucy of the likeness 81
God remains Ia every member OF our
race to permit him at times 10 appre
ciatc the good the noble the pure II
Is because be- IL surrounded by sin and
scl6shucss that these godlke sen,i-
mputs are 80 rarely brought into eX.
erCisc
When viii Men Profit
Some viii say. Admitting that lies
/ trial, teach men the siufulucss Of sin
/ and the wisdom Of righteousness, whore
would be- the profit of such instruction
II only the sanity, who walk in Jesus
footsteps under covenant Of self sac
rincc. are 90 share in the Kingdom
How VIII the remainder Of the race
| profit hy their experiences, Il death
ends 200 hopct
The answer /, that We have made a
mistake respecting the teachings of the
Bible The Scriptures nowhere say that
all hope Of salvation ends when We fan
asleep Iu death So far rs the Church
Is concerned, Il Is true that death ends
their probation Rut this Is not true
concerning the world The Church
alone Is now on trial The worlds trial
time will be- In the next Age
Christs Reign will be- the great thou
sand year Day In which will be- deter
mined the worthlness or unworthiuess
OF everlasting ne Of all humanity
Those found worthy will eventually