Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03


 and to break mine heart? for I am ready.
 be bound only, but also to die at Jerusalem
 for the name of Jesus"-Acts 21-IS.
 The tears of friend. ah. they hurt wOr,e than all own suffering sorrow and misfortune. The great apostle had Caesarea with company of friends strengthen and cheer of faithful there be- fore he departed then came certain prophet who Paus girdle and bound his hands and feet with it and declared that the Holy Ghost told him that thus should the of Jerusalem bind the owner of that grde deliver to the gentes and to prison.
 Paul heard this prophet. unmoveG unafraid But the company his friends and followers wept be sought him go And it then that this strong Jew possessed of fiery resolution and heart that had carried his weak body through peril prison and pestfence, and a spirit that made him immune failure to preach Gods word and serve well His the only time his life which record. What ye weep" he asked "and break mine heart?'
 Somehow. Paul greater here in his weakness he his supreme strength against Jewish high priest consul the mist of death. We ad mire him for his eloquence and before the high priests; him for his sublime faith on the road to Rome and his high in the but love him and bow before him when he conesses that his friends break his lion heart
 Paul the preacher, hero and martyr, is a symbol and creed and ideal to be worshped from afar. But Paul the broken and undone because the grief of those who loved him. ah he is of us; know and understand this Paul. and thrill in full and appreciation of his greatness.
 He a superman after all; not demigod. Just mortal with rail body and broken heart and had tongue of fire spirit uncOnquerable and commission direct from heaven by an angel hand .
 We try ambitious or selfish and cruel unyielding and successful in spite of all men things may hamper and hinder us on the way to goal Whether the object be worthy unworthy. press and resolve win to the height or des- cend to the depths cost what may interpOse who will Our hearts flint lips set our purpose fixed steeled. and then A friend weeps and we are all undone- The rock our breast suddenly becomes
 and these break that heart with grief and from the goal ambition or the pit of despair to the rosegarden of friendship love there happiness than be found this side of heaven above.
 Thank God for the tears of friend and loved one If we weak they make us strong; if we are proud they make humble They will soften heart that death and demons cannot touch They make us much better than really They are pearls given into our unworthy hand How fine it is to have a friend that How grand that some one loves us enough to weep Tears are more eloquent than words and loving than a caress. They break our hearts, it is true. but they are balm for soul
 Man. made in the image of his Maker never ap- breaches that Maker or is so worthy of Him as when he weeps for friend inspires friend to weep for him But must love if you loved you must weep if you would tears shed for you. The kndest gentles and greatest in hls world below.
 What mean ye to weep and break mine heart?" de manded Paul of his friends flor am ready not to ne bound only but die Paus heart did not fail him the long desert road in the tempest at sea or in the prison cell It did him when he faced the Jewish mob or Agrppa, the king. the Roman cross 1t did not fail him in danger. disease. suffering and death But this great lcvng devoted noble heart broke before the of few fishermen and peasants gath cred on the shores of the sea at Caesarea
 poor mans tears and preachers broken heart Upon these the Church of Christ founded and surely it will endure forever and love that passeth all be its reward,
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