The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-25

/ ly courtesy? This Is gathered 1rom
our inspired text.
Another View.
Would it not be well to turn our
mind as q closing to q more spiritual
/ view that we may have profit In our
meditations on this the day before
Thanksgiving. It might aid ns In our
/ preparation for the coming day.
Gratitude to man is moral duty;
gratitude to God is a religious duty
q divine command.
TT Is good thing to give thanks
unto the Lord and to sing praises un-
to thy name, o Most High.
ITO show forth thy loving kindness
in the morning and thy faithfulness
every night.
Upon an instrument OF ten strings
I and upon the psaltery; upon the harp
with a solemn sound.
For thou. Lord, hast made me glad
/ through thy work; will triumph in
the works of thy hand"
20 come, let MS sing unto the Lord;
let US make a joyful noise to the rock
| Let us come before his presence
of our salvation;
with thanksgiving and make JOYFUL
noise unto him with psalms.
For the Lord is great God and
great King above all gods.
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upon His name; make known His
deeds among the people.
"Sing unto Him, sing psalms unto
Him; talk We OF all His wondrous
works.
Glory We in His holy name; let the
heart OF them rejoice that seek the
Lord"
/. Praise We the, Lord. o give thanks
unto the Lord: for He is good; fo1
His mercy endureth forever"
20 give thanks unto the Lord, FOL
He is good; for His mercy endureth
forever.
"Let the redeemed Of the Lord say
so, whom He hath redeemed from the
hand Of the enemy
30 give thanks unto the Lord: fol
He is good; for His mercy endureth
forever.
! 20 give thanks unto the God oil
gods; for His mercy enduneth forever
20 give thanks to the Lord Of lords
for his mercy endureth forever.
ITO Him who alone doeth great won
ders; for His mercy endureth forever
ITO Him that by wisdom made the
heavens; for His mercy endureth for
ever.
i ITO Him that stretched out the
earth above the waters; for His mercy
endureth forever
ITO Him that made great lights; fol
His mercy endureth forever.
1 THE sun to rule by day; for HIS
mercy endureth forever.
1 1.-THE moon and stars to rule the
might: for His mercy endureth for
i ever"
4 praise We the Lord; for It is goot
to sing praises unto our God: for i
is pleasant; and praise is comely."
praise We the Lord. Praise God II
4 His sanctuary; praise Him in the ar
mament of His power.
Praise Him for His mighty acts
praise Him according to His excellen
greatness.
praise Him with the sound Of the
trumpet; praise Him with the psal
terry and harp.
Praise Him with the timbrel ant
dance: praise Him with stringed In
! struments and organs.
4 Praise Hint with the loud cymbals
j praise Him upon the high soundins
!cymbals.
+ LET everything that hath breatl
praise the Lord. Praise We the Lord. :
Conclusion.
Tomorrow in Keokuk promises t.
be a session of earnest thankfplness
Aside from the religious observation
of the day at the churches, there viii
ibe many family reunions. Brother
and sisters win neunite around the fes
4
tai board; sons and their wives viii
. join the old folks at home in fam
lily event and sit at their old place
at the family board These be joyou
tines and it Is to be hoped that al
: hearts win be ready to receive to tn,
| full the tender Inspiration which sucl
a season and such events are sure q
: bring, to say nothing OF the thankful
ness that each heart should feel 70
J the magnificent blessings they are en-
ijoying in this land OF peace and plent,
( while the kindred nations across tn
broad Atlantic are suffering the hon
, rors OF frightful wars. cruel, blood,
and relentless. We have much to b.
thankful for-more than we cal
, realize.
Peace is the bolnteous goddess VIII,