The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

nomcp~" 70 universal hclct become Is
an argument of the strungcst kind ,
/ ropo tells us that even tho poor
/ Indian whose untutored mind.
! Sees God IN cmods. or hears him In
tho wind
Whose soul proud science never
taught to stray.
Far as the solVr walk ar milky war,
Vet simple nature to his soul mas
given
some safer world IN dopth NJ wood
embraced
RohinA the cloud topped hll ana
ksau Or heaven
Some happier island IN the wnlctv
waste
! when stars once more their native
land behold
No friends torment no Christian =
thirst for gold.
And thinks admitted 10 Won equal
slIv
His faithful dog shall bear ham com.
panv
Would the Creator mock His crcn .
lures" Can II be that TINS hehot
whether found In the civilized world
or savage. but so universal and the
stronger incentive to all high and
lofty living shall cheat the out
stretched hand And shall the grim
messenger close down tho cyolids or
the dying world To eternal despair
Natures ItSasoninR
Reasoning from the analogy OF ma
ture we find testimony favoring tho
immortality of the soul This monn
mental day comes at TINT season or
the year when sunshine. joySinspirn-
tiou and hope are all prophetic or the
newer lifc We may hear heavenly
voices today n We but listen 10 them.
We may have visions OF angels, words
Of comfort songs OF rejoicing, peans
OF victory The sk les are turning
hlue, the orb Of day is drawing aside
the mantle OF death and the God Of
the seasons Is knocking Rt the door
Of cntombed nature bidding her 10
don her resurrection garment and
preach the sermon OF hope and life To
men.
Human lifc offers It's analogy,
Babe. child, youth. man. old age, are
but names FOR steps or periods IN tho
developing process by which We trace
man in his upward flight. Death Is
the last step We see him t-Ne and
then he is lost to mortal view. TINS
new condition we call Immortality,
And shall not this process continue
May 1t not be that In the language
which not only angels speak the
wonderful strides that only spirits
take (spirits who have dropped tho
impcdlments OF flesh) We will mark
the mile posts for epochs OF mans
higher journey
Resurrection Confirms Reason.
The resurrection confirms reasons
declaration Of the souls Immortality.
II death ended all. how could we ac-
count Tor the enormous waste In
discipline and culture, In education
and affection
How are we to know the meaning
OF love that binds human hearts to-
gether. II tho mutual objects OF love,
alike pass into oblivion
How shalt We Justify ouy system Of
education II the soul Is only TO be
perfected to be destroyed?
on everything else man spends
time and labor and affection In pro
portion TO the possibility OF Its en-
durance. The artist tolls With brush
and chlsel believing that the product
OF hts genius will endure long after
the genius that produced them has
gone
Man needs another world for the
perfection OF his plans for life
Then again the very inequality OF
human conditions here argue for an
other life. ~
Some have more than their share
while others are literally starving
Some have the best OF health. others
have never known ought but suffer
ing and trial. Homc have only sun
shine and Joy and others only clouds
and sorrows Some are strong and
brave and able to act their part In
the drama of life. others equally as
ambitious are obscure and weak. un-
known and unloved. True II ls 'If
In this life only we have hope we nre
OF all men most miserable"
There are those who are born In
lust and vice and in turn they bring
on successive generations In an In
vironment OF crime and vice. Liter
nlly there are millions who have new
er had chance In life
How happy | am this morning, to
all such. to that great multitude who
have fallen behind In Mes race ana
to that mum bcr all too large, to whom
Right is forever on the scAffold
to say 10 you
Wrong forever on the throne"
There is "a God within the shadows
Keeping watch DER His own"
There must he time when,
place where these seeming inconsis-
tcncies will be rlRhtea, where tnstlcc
will have It's sway
God sends son.
Then lest these should not he suf-
ficlent. It pleased cod TO send us di-
vine revelation. He sent His own
son into the world TO tell MS In His
own prescious way of that better
land above. and on this beautiful
there comes new mean
ing into those precious comforting
words
Let not your heart be troubled.
va believe In God believe also in me,
In my Fathers house Hro many abid-
ing places. many freAdes many
homes n n were not so I would
have told you ! go TO prepare n
place Tor you and II go and prepare
a place for you | will come again
and receive you unto Myself that
" hero I am there ye may be also Do