The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-09

ana women are bltth Alh bf'ttN''
their hearts were first black. We
are trying all sorts Of remedies and
they are bound to fail YOU can
not legislato men and women out OF
vice. 1t ls not simply question OF
n pay envelope, whether anybody be
pure or whether they be impure.
You can't raise, my friends, the
morals by raising simply thc scale
of wages alone. am not advOca-
ting poverty, / am in favor OF get
ting all you can and all you are
worth. That isn't it. When the
hearts Of men and women are right
then their conduct VIII be right.
And we are dealing with the con
duct instead OF the source OF the
conduct.
You purify the hearts of men and
women, and there will be no crime,
ana there will be no sin. II Is be-
cause their hearts are black tnat
their deeds are black, and the ms
sion Of tho church IS TO reach IN"
heart Of tho individual with the
gospel. Therefore, self preservation
demands heroic action. ! bring 10
TULSA the solution Of every pro9-
len between capital and labor, be-
tween man and money--the eligion
OF Jesus Christ. That Is the hope
OF the world.
You do that and see where you
will come TO. SO YOU will nave
mower with mon when they soc
your change You viii act changed.
They will see there is change IN
your life.
Now, listen Isaac was old and
blind, ready TO drift out with the
tide. He said one day to Esau
Come here, son. ! wish you q
take your bow and arrow and go out
and XIII me a deer, and bring II ana
make me uvoury meat that | may
eat and bless you before | die. NOW
J. sau, was the tllCst of the tamlly
lie was entitled to the hirthrlght
| say the mother OF these boys, IN
my opinion. was Chump Hhe
heard Isaac make this request OF
Esau. she turned TO Jacob. lie
never would have thought OF y u
his mother hadn't put the 1901
tnng IN his head. she said, 'Nuw
Jacobl YOU 40 out and kill a Kid
and we will dross IL, and make cav
ourv meat such az your father likes,
and Won 60 in. He win bless you.
So he went dut and killed Kid ana
she made the stew. The old man
drank In thd aroma and he said,
Come hithor. my son. Where oII
you get it 40 quickly2' The Lon Il
sent It to me-" Nothing TO do with
Iit The old man reached out
and they wrapped the skin of the
Kid around his BODY and touched
| him. Esau was hairy man.
Tho old man reached out and
touched him and said The hand
1 ia Inc hand of Esau. but the voice
/ Is the voice OF Jacob. There's a
niggcr In the woodpile somewhere
| I cant figure It out" But listen lie
blessed him and went ont. Presently
Esau came in, tired, dragging a
/ deer that he had shot and when
| he heard that Jacob had put one
/ over on him, he said, Il Will XIII
/ him"
/ So Nacob fled and went down &c
] work with his uncle Iaban. Ana ne
skinned the old man in cattle deal
He had been gone for 20 years. he
/ was plning for the sight Of the ola
home. SO ne started to so back
but he heard that Esau was comma
out to meet him. He WIS worrieo
about It. So he said, Il will ap'
pease him with a present so h'
went to work and he took his tIock'
and his herds, and he gave one tel
I low charge over this one ana ina
one, Now" he said, when yot
60 down the road and meet my
brother and he asks you, Whost,
are these ?" whether goest thou
say A present for my Lord Esau
and Jacob Is behind Don't Forge
though, add that, Thy servant~Ia
cob is behind"
Wouldn't BE Appcased.
So Jacob stayed on the other sld'
of the river. Here they go down u
the road. Here is the fellow driv
ing the first herd, "Hup, hup, hnp
hup, whoa" Here comes Btea
bir broad-shouidered, deep-chested
hjg nuscled stalwart fellow walking
along, and ne ,uSs. Hat H'S!t!'el
goest thou. and whose are these be
fore me" And the fellow with or
iential obeisance said, "A presen
for thee, my lord Esau. Behold thel
servant Jacob is behind" He SAID
Jacob hopes to appease me win
present after he skinned me out O
INV birthrightw He pushed him Il
T.. one side and went on down the roaI
and met the next fellow He said
''Whose are these and whittier goes
thou?" "A present for thee, my lot!
Esau. Jacob IS behind US "Jaco,
appeass nc with present. Nlcht.
lie went down the road ana me
Ine next ltAlbN NANAA ~
lie said, Whose are theseY Wher'
are YOU going?" "A present 70
thee, my lord Essau. '.cc
homes TO appease me with a pres
! emit Heraus nit UNI" He looked
down the road and saw n fello7
. coming, pale, sicklv anemic, non
hing. He said, 'Who is that Eel
, iow?" He. sad, THAT is jacob
why when Jacob left home q
years ago he was ms strong an'
powerful as ]. That man's pale
( That mans sick. That mans
; cripnle. See him limp" Jaeol
wrestled with God all night sp'
God touched the hollow OF M
thigh and pulled II out OF joint
a general dislocation OF the mp
and I can see Jacob as he cam
lllnping down the road like Richar'
D | III And Esau ran, fell upon hi
neck and kissed him, and the
were reconciled,
J What gave Jhcob power over NJ
angry brother? He spent the niga
} with God. You let the churc'
membership Of this city-preacher
and all-spend a day and nigh
fasting and praying confessin'
YOUR sins. making your wrong
right, and you will rewrite the re
, ligious history Of this whole cit
In the name Of eJsus Christ AM
Son Of God.
II isn't weak to pray Mo- No