The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
I Find No Fault in Him
Copyrieht. 1917. by william AshIcy sunday

NO Fault IN Him follows.
Tonight. John, the nineteenth
chapter. the fourth verse, Il Find
No Foult In Him
Come things must be- faultlcss in
order TO be valuable. The values OF
"a diamond depcnda on its quality
not It's quantity. when | was in
New York. I went down TO Tiffany's
and Mr.. Kerr. showed me through.
] picked up the famous Tiffany diH-
rnond and said. How much is that
worth ?"
"one hundred thousand dollars. "
| picked UP another little ono. and
said. How much Is that worth2'
FIFTY thousand dollars"
I picked up rape Of pearls, How
much In this WORTH
Two hundred thousand dollars. -
picked up n string Ot BLACK
pearls that they find over In south
crn California. How much is that
worth ?"
"Eighty-flvc thousand dollars"
picked up u littlr pigeon blood
ruby two cnrats. "U"w much So that
worth p
"Five thousand dollars"
one Of the most valuable stones in
the world, as well az the rarost, Is
the pigcon blood huby. only 10
per cont OF the diamonds on the
market are what they call first class
or first water They are either III.
tic OF IN color size, or shape, or
have flaw ,hat reduces the value Oi
them
We have " pure food law which
says that nothing adultcrated shall
he In the composition ut the food.
bccnuse that would lcopardize our
health.
4 horse, TO he valuable, must be
without q flaw. n he kicks or runs
away, has the hcavcs, Is blind, or
epigootlc. he iB not valuable. those
arc flaws.
A picture to bc "a masterpiece
must hc flawlcss. with flaw, its
value is reduced.
Character--a .nah may bo known
hy five things First, his character,
what he ~. second. his cnnversa-
tlon. what hc sayA Third, his con
duct. by what he does. Fourth. hls
contributions, what he gives. fifth
his creed, what he believes
I.ovc ~ the greatest thing In tho
world Character IL the grandcst
II will remain when all things else
nrc taltcn away You can't lose
character. Il viii stay when your
money 4, gone. II viii stay when
your friends are forsaking you, You
can't burn mp character. You car
lurn up none. you can burn your
house, you can burn your clothes
but you can't hurn up your charac'
ter.
II won't blow away, n can't h'
lost. You can't buy character. 4
reputation may be lost In one act oi
your life. You ran lose a reputation
that RS taken you lifetime
Character needs no epitnph on ~
Tombstone. You may bury man and
his character will beat tho hears'
b:.'k from the cemetery. lie vii
walk the streets long after his nnm'
hrs hecn oblltcrated by time from
the tombs. -nc. There are men tha
lived in this city years and years age
you have s,rgottcn their names
but they are still living, either repro
Guccd In bcnedietion or curse.
Character has TO he flnwlcss; nn'
bring before you Jesus Christ cai
you find any fault Ia Him? liz
claimed TO be the Son Of God. nn'
can YOU prove that that claim wal
false2 All right, all right I chnl
lenga you. Can you find any flaw
IN that claim? Didn't Flc talk like
the Son OF God should have talked
And didn't Ho talk like you would
~ YOU had been the Son OF God
Did lie say anything that you
wouldn't have said II you had been
the Son OF God instead OF Him p
Ills Words True.
DID any words that are recorded
Tint lie spakc. show that lie had ne
right to say what lie said or do what
lie did? Can you find any uttcrancc'
that are out of place In tho Son ol
Cod2 Don't your own heart saN
that every word Jesus Christ said
was true?
He declared God to be what every
true heart wants God to bC. lie Dr.
clared that God loves men and tha
lie was willing to forgive men 1
they had gone astrny and II thcl
Would repent Can you find an!
fault with that Isn't thut what yOl
feel that God must bo In order &
be Gud2
Years ago, In a western town,
man came and raped on my doc
at o'clock in tho morning.
opened II. said, whats the mat
ter?"
lie said, "I am sick"
II will can a physician" l tol
him.
"Dont you do It," ho said "I
isn't a physician disease. he can
help me"
! said. What IL it?"
lie said, you wouldn't respect m
II ! told wou,"
said 81 wouldn't respect you
you didn't"
Suppose | tell YOU II is diftcrei
from what you imagine" he SAT
said. "lt you tell me hecau'
you are sorry and want my help,
will gladly give II To you.
He said. 'I'Ye got to go home az
confess to my wife that | have bee
false to my marriage vows
told him, God pity you, ! don
wonder at your grief, neither do
envy your feelings"
Now. ] knew the family well. 81
was n high strung woman and tn,
were a mighty fine class of peopl
and / will do anything on Gods al
TO keep man and his wife tro
separating or bring them back aga
IL they are separated. ! will do an!
thing in the world, and I'd keep an!
thing away from anybody that's M
anybody else's business. too.
I know his wife, and ] said wa
going to lead the meeting on sur