The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-10
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Sermon by tie Rev. Charles Bard Mitchell, 5. 8.


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thing that we propose to ourselves as
inc aim OF life, the work we have SEE
Eiected the plan we have. set out to
seaecute-1tiits is our Jerusalem! 1t
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ions itsea IN our brains and hearts.
Az hrst we may see II afar, like q
fragment OF spire through the mist.
tnen gradually 1t comes out more
clearly, TIL the entire city stands dis
closed Y. the sun, Let us try to de-
me little more closely this Jerusa-I
lem OF our aims and ambitions. What
are we aiming at? What are we
surviving forg What is 1t that domi-
mates our thoughts?
Whatever your aims, let this be the
aim beyond them all, the city OF
COD within the soul 1t cannot be too
often repeated, in an age that sees
but one sideSof the question, that edu-
cation mas a two-fold object; 1t must
teach US not only how to make liv-
ing. ,Dtlf how tn ma la life ana fha