Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-25
LARGEST CLASS
ENTERS ]. Y. N.
"The Perfect Stature" Subject
of President BentOn's Adj
dress Yesterday.
Continued from pare one.)

and WomanhoOd. They demand
from every hour of every day n fun con-
tribution of honest truth-quest, of love,
of courage or service The order of this
growth into stature is arbitrary 1t can
not be reversed Truth Is essential to
love Truth and love are the basis of
Truth, love and courage are the
stones of all effective service
With any one lacking, mans moral ma
turc is stuntcd. II is impossible to con-
ccive of fun statured men and women !
without the fear of God, the perfection of
all truth, in their hearts
THE scriptures are not tender in their !
choice of epithcts," said great teacher !
of youth. the scriptures are not tender
of cpithcts in Charactcrizing the short |
siGhtcdncss. the stupidity of those who
do not recognize the transccndcnt mpor
tanco of the adjustment of the spirit OF
man to the spirit of God The fool that
is the word chosen--'the fool hath said In
his heart there is no Cod And If there
is depth of folly moro profound than
that, ii Is the folly of the man who, ad-
hitting that there is a God, plans all his
life as If there were none. If a man who
believes in the law of gravitation, acts as
If there were no such law, and hurls him
self from the prccipicc to the peril of his
HE. we shut him up IN an asylum for lun
atics But what shall we say of the man
"'S )" Jus u, - anu l"N'' anu '""' d. ''.e
last He shall Judge MS all Cor the deeds
done in the body, still lives in utter def
ancoof His commands. i'm utter ingrattude
for all the demonstrations of His love.
and virtually challenges Him to Il contest
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served that YOU may know the joy Of
highest service. Let Christ. the incarna-
ton Of truth. the embodiment of love the
nersonifca ton of courage. the type of I'M
| selfish service. have His way with you
.'Til we are come I'm the unity Of faith.
and Of tho knowledge of the Son Of God.
unto a rerfect man unto the measure of
the stature of the fulness of christ" How
much. beloved the wears hold in store for
Won Men and women have barely touch
ed the rim of Gods possibilities HUI
manit,. has scarcely begun to achieve.
Your opportunities as fun staturcd peo-
nile are bounded only by the effort you
put forth. Your achievement can be as
long as your ne Il you VIII nave " So
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