The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-09-05

terests. That was the rest He gave
you. Bless your weary, wicked soul
He gave you this rest. Now, may
you do your duty, come what may,
there is yet rest that you havn't yet
hardly dreamed of. He says now, ia
you: Take my yoke upon you and
learn of me; for / am meek and loWly
in heart; and We shall find rest (ita-
lies minc) unto your souls. Now my
way-worn friend, who had such
a time before AS this year has brought
the rest that remaineth unto the
, righteous remaineth also to you, in
asmuch as you have by Him been &C.
counted righteous, having believed on
His son. You say how? / answer
"Take His yoke upon you and learn
of Him" He is meek and lowly OF
heart. But remember you one thing
1t is the eternal promise of eternal
God, who changeth not; as surely as
you learn of him by this means, you'll
Just as surely find the rest that so
eagerly you long for in your soul
Remember believe Jesus, and believ-
ing, look to Him-look not you to
men. oOr pusilanimOus and puny
Let their fears o'ertake you not. Look
by your faith to Him who by your
faith rules you, and not rules you
alone, but all them who think they're
ruling you. Let them rule, rule we'll
or i'll as though accountable OF unac-
countabie to God, who'll Judge them
whether or no they realize it now
N-.. 30 k1,raA v,ArrcnIf olnnn fnr
all the ills that touch you; others may
, be there to blame-but not by you.
This little sample of the ann of
the Yoke should suffice you till you
try the thing and see it for yourself
. But understand n thing, old friend
of mine, that wine about hard luck
is nixy. nothing doing, twenty-three
skiddoO.
| wonder if anybody in Grenada
, County has seer anything of any hon.
esty anywhere hanging round? |
heard these yesterday, as some sam
pies: LIST, you're dam right" l
have cogitated over this much since
! then, to get the fellows meaning.
Even my wife-this is unusual
complained at the amount of time l
was consuming trying to determine
whether the dam" was an adjec-
| tive describing the you" or an ad-
verb? 1t could hardly be degree, as
telling how much / was right. 1t
might have been purpose, as telling
what my being would accomplish. If
so, there is some obstruction some
where that should be cut loose, or
else a too free a flow that should be
. INSTRUCTED. And then it may be man
; ner. Maybe he thought l was right
in a dam" manne I'll say. that
would be pretty tough on somebody.
Well, | thought | would enumerate
some other things that | heard In
Grenada yesterday while scouting "a
round in search of some opening for
the Righteousness of God i. e., look
ing for some indication of honesty
being harbored somewhere. but this
"dam" business has got me going.
It's got my goat. l don't like for a
fellow to talk about me that way. un-
less he will explain whether it's adj
jective or adverb, and if adverb,
what class? There was the word
'shenanagan": them fellows ought to
define these hard college-bred words,
II reckon they're college-bred-that's
about the only place that I've never
been to. and they get by me, SO l
lust supposed they WEI collegc-bred.
Ny unabridged dictionary don't car
ry it in stock, this sheranagan, and
the only way | can get at its mean
ing is the way he used it. He said
they WIRE working a lot of it a
round there. So it must be ONE
thing that you work. What he was
talking about was that a couple of
fellows were trying to find out where
the books all were that the men write
their in such and such a time
beforehand so they a vote when
the time comes for it. Well what
ever "shenanagan" is them fellows
WE'RE never able to Locate all them
books. And there l was all the
time, looking for some sign OF en-
enlargement, whether Honesty was
anywhere hanging round; because 1t
is at the home Of honesty that the
righteousness of God is welcome. At
least the ''shenanagan" didn't seem
to answer the description l had of
the honesty | was to look for. But l
found one encouragement: Another
man said that if he ever saw that he
was in the wrong with another fell
low he would go to him and own to
it; he said he had that much christ
ianity about him. SC, when he ever
sees that we was wrong IN charging
me for his mistake and then making
me pay : so for nv W mistake, all
in buying property to put in another
mans no sc. l ar, srre h" vii come
to me and ..wn tn he was wrong.
Tie said he would. Ti,er' two. VIM
dows cost me in al eig'.t dollars
And ] saw anoth,t encourag ,nenr:
I saw 9 fellow pay f>r sore gasoline
mat he didn't think The or y man
had charged to him. He was better