Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-27

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martyr was given u place in history.
They did not take the prcCautiOu. as
required by the Roman law. 10 sub
NIT their verdict To examination by
the civil authorities, but the victim
was summarlly rushed to his doom.
And yet. this pious man, remember
ing the example OF the Master on
the cross. cried out with a loud voice
iu the moment of death Lord, lay
not this sin to their charge I'm this
hc furnished an additional example
10 the hundreds ana thousands who,
ia yatcr years, were called upon to
lay down their lives for their faith.
The spirit of forgiveness is the cs-
scutlal thing in the mission of the
Savior lie came 10 pay the price
that men might be free. and when
misguided zcalots nailed him to the
cross his great heart went out in pity
to his cAccutioucrs aud hc bcsccched
the Father to forgive them for the
great wrong they were iEuorantly do
ing The Lord hated sin and lost no
opportunity To condemn 1t I'm uumis-
taxable terms, but all the time he
loved the sinner and yoarned to save
him from his bondage to iuiquity. As
followers of this same Lord. 1t he
huuVcS MS to remember this fact,
which We too often forget our nat
ural inclination is 10 condemn the
man or woman who does wrong.
rather than to attempt to wcan them
over TO a knowledge of the salvation
that is offered TO them If they will
only repent and take up the better
way. As men, We are apt to hc hard
and uuforsi,iug and to regard those
who oppose our labors for good as
tho omssarics of the evil one and
altcady doomed beyond hope of re-
d,mptiou This WAS not the Lords
way and we should learn that the
germ ot good Is 200 every human
breast and only waiting for the
power of the spirit to draw II To the
surface As tar as We are humanity
able to Judge. We have no right to
pro- ounce any human being as be-
N"hH thr pale "i mercy. We should
learn the Importance Of the word for
tlNrn,ss' loi we an" taught To pray
'u'i 'h' I."ld I"rti\c as 'as We for