The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21


"Whar shall ! do with Jesus.
which ia called Christ T'
IIa didn't hryc thc courage or bis
convictions liD was convinced thar
Jesus was right. on. N piintr hnI
nrfrd hiF back and slidI This man
H on the Jewel. you cnn take mo
nnd cruelty m'. bat you cnu't touch
"uv b1ir ~ ltiH head" he would
have taken hla stand In the same
company With Joseph ~ Arnhtnc0
ana other famous men. We Soulf
have boon glad t1 have named our
children after him while tonight
W. speak his name with lgnomIny
n1d rnpuIHiuu. Ir had hls chance
~" was miserable white hvcrri
coward.
Sow. when Old pllnlc heard that
li'r"i WINS iu town hn was glad no
got rid uf Jesus. ro Do showed HIM
over 90 llorod Uorud thought that
jesus was furf ~ nrlght o. hand
performer. loErrdrmaln. chuulnuuIa
entertainer and had 0 hun,h Uf high
rollers. ana ho asked Jesus To- come
up ana perform H few miracles Just
20 entertain the crowd
Jesus answered the old fny mover
q word md they secured Him and
sent Him back 90 old PLATE Hcrld
had heard John the baptist preach
/ ''illI lihN NNIN II'" I"fI If|I you TO
hnv. your brother Philips wife" tIa
wanted Jesus ana his brother
Philips Vifo but ho couldn't have
both, ao ho turned JcpuR down and
| Kept h's brother Philips vito. which
waH against the law
Tho Two Choices
n you are willing tu forstke every
known sim God Will forgive you. but
you can't compromiac the thing
What shall do with Jesus7'
You must do one or two things.
either accept or reject HIN. There
/ Us nothing else 90 DO. Neutrality is
absolutely = Impossible The oppor.
iuuity To- do right. Imposes the uo-
/ lirail0u 90 do right. There ls no
/ middle ground. you either accept or
/ you reject.
Queen Elizabeth gnvo 90 her lover.
the tarl uf Essex and az many
/ historians snv hor paramuur a
| ring Of woudrouH beauty and uf
/ fabulous price aud said Take thi.
NJ an evidence Of my uudyiuE nf-
fection for you and N ever YOU need
my friendship. n you will return this
/ ring az AN evidence OF your appeal
| for clcmcncy. l win grant you any
petition. oven to pnrdoning you FOR
/ treason
/ Ana time rolled on and her lover
/ the Earl NJ hHseN. was arrested on
Ia trumpcd d-up charge Of treason by
/ his political enemies and remember.
| lrE tho queens request. ho sent the
| ring back Co her az an appeal Tor
J her pardon, and one uf hon maids
/ tn waiting. Countess of Nottingham
\ had sought TO cngratt her affection
INTO those of the Earl of Essex aui
/ he FpurnVd her advances. and Tx
] the proverbial worm she turnec
They gave her the ring sho with
| held the ring, from sheer spite, and
when tho queen learned that he had
been Hrcrgted she was too proud to
tako the initiative to send Il mes
scnger up TO ask for the ring. and
sleep forsOuN her couch. She denied
/ herself friends and she refused food.
/ Tho days went hy and all uigat
| long SHE would De awake. thinking
about him
The night before the day OF exc
| cutiou, she paced the palance. She
| would wiring her hands and sob and
| moan IN grief, shed frame her face
/ In the window and look out through
! the darkness, trying to catch "a
glimpse OF light OF the messengers
! coming with the ring IA an appeal
The didn't come. The day dawned
/ and the axe OF the hcadsman
/ CLEANED In the air and the head OF
/ hor lover the Earl OF Essex, rolled
| In the dust and when shc learned
| that he had sent the ring and that
| tho countess OF Nottingham had
withheld Il, she flew at her and
/ would have torn her heart from her
breast and tramplcd It beneath hor
feet II friends hadn't have Inter
coded and torn her from her. And
from that day uutil her deathbcd
she cried. with $500 dresses hang
ing u hor wardrobe her Jewels by
the peck, she moancd and said.
| AN my possessions for one moment
OF time" for broken hearted queen
Elizabeth never know suroease from
sorrow.
And there is one enemy that
Keeps Jesus Christ away from you
tonight, that is your will You VIII
not WELD. you will not acknowledge
that you might have that pardon,
Tor Ho offers 1t to you,
what shall | do2" Not what shall
| do--iust cut me out OF h, forget
mo. I settled that question 80 years
ago when ! cast myself AT His feet
one dark. stormy night ia Chicago.
/ ! took Him 20 my heart. ! never re-
GREETED II and / noyor Will Not
/ what shull ! do--forgct me. please,
| Just leave me out Of It. No!
! Some questions concern naucns,
somo concern states. some concern
/ families but this ls - personal
/ uucatiou. What shall I do'' wait
/ a minute. Maybe | can holp you to
/ decide it. that is tho reason am
/ preaching this sermon tonight
Remember Others.
what shall do?" Not with Gaze
sar, not with the old Testament,
| not with the Jews, not with politics,
! not with socivty--yuur treatment
OF Jesus Christ will determine the
/ salvation or the damnatuu OF 9th
/ crs 80 man OF woman on earth,
/ no matter how low down or high
up can Contiuc the results OF your
acts Co yourself What you do In
| rluenCcs other people They are
either damned or pleased by what
/ ever YOU do. So lust remember what
YOU arc doing. II isn't FOR you alone,
others are goiug 10 decide what they
viii do by what YOU do
what shah I do?' suppose the
/ Jews and the priests had accepted
Jesus Christ as their saviorl What
the PhDrisccs dld damned them for
ever and that XaCChaCu5 dld can
. .,,t4. him, fVbrgr a4fl ltt Il