Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
The Lord Is My Shepherd,
lShaHNot Want, Text
of Strong Sermon
Last Night.

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What they know %o BEST n'k in t Cos 70 word fs
iss Of hs" ,hs , MGnd ren.t hs
iHd so loved the world that ne gave his
my bego,teh SON tina, whatsoever 6elieveth
sting NE ana The t@cnty- lhird Psalm.
nan any other portion OF the Bible 1
MO "a going TO talk to YOU tonight ON the
inee David wrote that Psalm. The harp
h"n which he used 10 play TO chain King
oyN on the law out OF which n. m"oita,ed
h. s fH, 'n mb,rh IN T." do the viii Of God
ny si." The gian, Of Gath: the palace In
men he lived. the throne upon which he
"h,,, al erumHled into dus, and they
' tesas,s cs fom a .o-H h, by any nossby
nd inspiring as the day i, fell from his
arp and hi, HIPS three thousand years
TO me-, nothing Is tre,her and more in
'I raiss Than ina, he truth Of 4; It comes like
WAS TAUGHT FAMiiIiK VERSE
, Lite children have lisped II at their
he infan, Jesus us.,r TO say /, over ana
Gcause every icw!sh chIi 'S wn ""' tnurh; si h,
u, parent familiarity with the Scrip,urcs.
instili the principles OF the gospel in
~. hearts ana minds OF children. there
1f"Iidnt be so many OF them going to III"
nd , wi1h w xng 4aw Of youih on Their brow
couldn't Toe compelled to stand uu here and
re- y0mns shT bo - T"F cen, 81 our cri:nnii,
'aIents. familiarity with the Scrip,mrcs-
M have no doubt that the infant Jcsus,
ne"i by His mothers side
lLGHIMS GAIN ISsrIRtTION
o prSrlms ay as they ppsheh forward IN their
; ii inspiration. and prisoners in their
nd women held by an enslavinE. supplying.
einonizing hab!, and appetite. have felt 3,
e.as Christ Mar SS have gone ss'' To ,h s
axe and haze been inotnerat"d To ashes.
svered. and old men and women. young
nen and mh!dcns hay" pilow"d their heads
u, to meet the God that &. Inspired them
Years ago friend Of mine was preaching
the home or an old. superannuatrd Bap-
is, p,reacher and while. there, God's uinc
5i.nd would come down in the morning
nd say say &c, "Go9h morning. Father chapn
The old man would stare blanlt,- a"h
a an.. fIot dcn' 5;no% y9a Wh;5c dd YOU
ny friend woult ten him ana he'd say
Ny .,ricnd won!i come in at nooa and
. ay "Fa, h"r Chaplin. how you?''
FACE OF py!NG MAS IIGHTS
And tho ola man would so". II don,
And y Chen me- nevs grs snT w"n 5eforr
4 '@ q was. he'd aroog!z" again.
yInr.' dHls ,daurhtSr Iivsd rsht across 'r
s my ,rrn a"T hyrr fsf S %ss and
lends s.ooi aroand-the VII" nrh The
ny ai hh ana do me so %f know SSn him
/ The old 'nar never said word Th"n
Vim. and The old man said 3D. who '' ar"
"why." -hc said. II am Ruth. your dauGh-
Ic so!d. NO. va. rcyer had a child; God
,,SnS ca' ne in an, ana Kid 20 him; Grnsnins
'hap,n. do YOU Know Jesus .. ave-
and. q, the mention OF HIS name. The
T h Amos r@s :aH H1 from h hi e ct sGy
aid who said Jesus Know Him: why
and yea n"r Ma oF ri
| he valley Of The shadow Of death. viii
ALLIED CREED PSALM HY
| MAN WHO NEEDED NO MORE
g: .; w.;sr on. ss'T
ISfa r, "a ,,, He wG yo '; *, a. 'nsG'i,
i THAT Is ali the creed ] know-that Is all
ny Gift xa ans arer1 Ss1 me sa and
FONT understand j. and after thirty years
nj am Of which to coin TO '' f~w Words Vim
|rhich 90 thank God for the blessings tina;
rave come to me"
ma as sufh Il has gone aat still Is sing
nj their grief. and ! think it has clarinet
riN va 81 nj myht fro,
ort into the great army or the d!scoura gcd
harmed more drunkards from their cups.
norc EambIers from their cards, more pros.
flutes from their lives OF sin. more infdcls
rom Their blatant mhdcity. and as such
: IS still singing ana w!nsing its way VI
2,n,ii. in, the providence OF God. its mission
l. compiete' and It. VII turn and wing lis
/ tired dove and fold its wings. TO go UP
nd down the land no moro.
ALLIED ''s FOR rs rs TUX rukE is sWkErxrss
Another man called it III" Psalm of tn
srk Wei II "a 'h1 ,Ssv ,o miEhty good name
xccE' when on the wing q don't mean
the l s4 n%, 1ur Exsh
Increases in sweetness
Years ago in Detroit man received 4
mn to fS evS~ n 10 L"ndon to hlT1.
umped on the steamer In New York md
urred over to London. and three dave
he body to the cemetery; They had The
hey wcr: lowering the body. out from i
,urst bcvy OF larks. ana they started
ircls round and round. ana thav di1f
hey began To sing. and he said thew
Forgot their sorrow and grief and the occ: :.
,Ion Of their visit to tho cemetery and
hoy threw their heads back ard .aHcd off
ntn the lilmitablc space and watched the
,irds ~ they mounted higher. and aftc
hey had passed the point of vision, thcy
TODD with their hands behind their ears
f,;raining to catch the sweet song that fell
mon their cars.
There, are, mca and women today who
'a~d nv the graves where they buried
heir ambition. their hopes and v,"''i" .""i
uricd the things that are noble But there
Ian h" resurrection through the song
hat will cheer and inspire
OF GODS
DEALINGS WITH DAVID
Three thousand years ago lie wrote these
words. We are positive that David wrote
H. and that he wrote scventy-two other
IYsalms that bear his name. I remember
|Sca ring John Mcneil sav that he thought
Dav id hadn't written that Psalm. he must
,,vc written II. for II was perfect coun-
crnart OF G.nl's dealing; with him.
After you have read tie Psalm. YOU say.
here is n man who subject to all the
"a sions that were. and therefore YOU feel
hat somebody Is more in svmpathv with
,ou than ever. because there is n man that
n