El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-11
pan, 90 death, where is thy sting; o grave,

PAM 90 death, where is thy sting o grave,
where is thy victory. r,-,,+I,
.,-7- - tF1at we have a living Christ.
lI lt 90 destroy the works of Satan
oIe ,yo is calling US to higher and holier
thIRgs '4 {-91gh her tears while in the gar
d. s6v- me empty tomb ana then her
r 80, lord. and today If we but look away
[Lseh loI - tbe world we shall see heav-
rom - 81 civ. the souls bright home
and Jesus king forever L. s uS siliS Eau
Fas+er 6av arise in the strength or our
bIessod lord and cast aside the letters of
SIN. throw 10 the winds QOupl anu lear ana
shielded and guided by that same 4I al DO
tent mower that broke the seal, rolled the
stone from the door fthat sepuICheF ana
called the dead to life again nay We as
S.ii-iStfs1S from this day forth enter the
halfway Of absolute opedlehCe anu AaIlA;
which leads along the narrow way ana
eonGuerors through him that loVeo US and
gave hin5 I5l,,, lIT rbS said at is Christ that
all 70 ratber that is risen again. who
is ever at the right hand Of God who also
maketh intercession Ior US. ssrr,. -
DR.. Frank Gunsaulus salu' 7 auIl an eX-
fstence mas. been larger since Jesus took 1t
up kissed it in his life anu ISlu ~ uoWh
lovingly in his death" BeautIuI as TINS eX-
rSroes7oy1 is If does not reach far enough.
humanity demands the opening o. the TOMB
and Of heaven and voice II 9iI me sAlss 70
6 6i6fa 'IhiS Is my D'''
When KnighthoOd BlOOmed.
Wa sor,efirnes speak OF chivalry and OF
knighthood; but my frlenos, II was at the
omen crave of our risen Lord that true.
r11seIffsh knighthood blOomed- Here knight
hood held death as a YanQuisheQ enemy. His
poisoned spear and dismantled shield lie
b~o5So1 af Inc fountain OF eternal life.
FadeIess flowers blossom on the tomb. and
countless stars Of hope STUD the gloomy
I5eI,its Of the sepulCher. Knighthood passed
throuFb and beyond the temple-thrOugh
CethseTnane; its waving plumes were
whitehead with the HbatiOn OF love at CAL
r111,, r-sd marked ife
heart as it unsheathed its sword in defence
IF fnuocence widows and orphans and in
the interest of bruised and bleeding hu-
mainly of all the world At the tomb Of our
Lord knighthood has it's richest transforms
ton for it is here that we see where the
mysterious reach Of manhood touches the d.
70 be a true knight of this golden age, is
to inbibe the spirit and follow in the foot
steps of the plumed knight of God, who
died for our sins rose for our Justification.
May we ever look for and behold Christ's
perfect manhood beckOning US on. so that
when Gods trumpet shall awaken the Sleep
ing dead, we may be numbered with that
long procession Of the Knights Of the Holy
Cross who shall march in triumph to the
temple, within the golden city where plumes,
banners and crosses shall be bathed in
sunburst of eternal glory; where beneath
the radiance Of the throne We shall bow
our heads to receive the crown. and there
forever walk in the. fadeless light and glory
for you. but viii come again and receive
you unto myself, that where / am there We
may be also Across the centuries gone we
seem to hear the angels voice; He is risen,
he is not here. Why seek ye the living
among the dead"