The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-23

forgiveness LOT the vlIeat sinner. II
he will turn to God and seek forgive
ness: The second lesson Is: BE
sure your sins will find You out
may have spoken to some since
these meetings began who ought to
be sent to prison. II / could expose
here tonight the life. the double
dealing. the hypocrisy. the secret sing
OF some who have been in attendance
at these meetings. they would swoon
away and would want to lose them
selves in the wilds of Africa. and
would never want US to see their
faces again. "A friend of mine In
Fitedt me to see his kennel of blood
hounds. He was training them to-
trail the foot OF the criminal. II
was at once interested in those keen
scented animals as they started on
the trail and as they traced the Zig,
gag course made by one some time
before. became excited at their
eagerness and earnestness. They
see med to be well rewarded for their
in a tree or building
Sins Find Yon Out.
As they approached the object OF
thelr search. hey <eemed to say:
Here he is; q have found him. e
When ! looked upon those blood
hounds upon the trail, I though or.
the thousands who are pursued by
their own guilt here until they are
found out. They thought their
tracks were well hidden, that they
had covered their sins deep, but the
hounds OF Gods law pursues them
until with horror. they cry, II am
found out at last II you are no.
found out here, your guilt will hound
you forever in the darkness OF hell:
your sins will haunt you like a ghost
IN the pit of despair. Be sure your
sins will find you out Some men d
sins are open beforehand, going on,
TO Judgment. and some men they fol-
low after" There Is no place into
which you can cast your guilt. no
recess so dark and secure that you
can hide them, but your sin will find
YOU out.
There is poem by Hood, entitled.
THE Dream Of Eugene Aram, n who
murdered man and cast his body
into a deep. sluggish river, black as
Ink. but when the morning broke.
he visited the scene OF his. guilt and
there, TO his surprise, he found the
dead In the river bed. for the faith
less stream was dry. He proceeded
to cover the body with leaves. but al
heaVV WIND swept DT and the bodyl
was laid bare. He fell on his face
and began to weep, for he knew that
his secret was one that the earth re-
fused to keep. Again he gathered up
the body and put 1t in cave and
covered it with stone. Years pass
on and he Is discovered and put to
death.
Sin is Photographed.
Two brothers were 1t work in a
field. One was jealous of; the other
because he had favor wit God. Whileyl
not an eye beheld him, yet in his rage:I
he slew. his brother. Perhaps he bur-
led his body in the sand, but he could \
not bury his guilt Am my broth
er's keeper ~ The Lord answered., /
G Your brothers blood crdeth unto Ne
from the ground God has your
every sin photographed. Go into the
darkness and sin, and His eye Is up
on you. He has caught your sin by |
the flash of HIS all-seeing4 eye. Be /
sure your sin will find you out.
heard John Vrede nberg, who told
of5tlis conducting a revival In Carriers
VILE Ga. During one of the services
he heard the report Of a gun near the !
church. Al woman was killed The
discharge which had taken her life
was seen to be that OF shotgun.
Suspicion fell on neighbour. All
double -harreled shotgun was found mi
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