The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Barometer of Public Opinion
4 Christmas Mc..sage---Cone and See.

"philip saith unto him, Come and See v
Como and see light where there was darkness.
love where there was hate; come and peace
where there turmoil, rest where there was
wearness. Come and see hope where there
was despair, Joy where there was sorrow,
schools where there was Ignorance. Come and
see the sunrise out of the darkness of heather
worlds, starting together with JOY In lands freed
OF superstition. Come and see nations whore
bells ring out OF early morning to the worship
OF the living God rather than heathen idols
Come and see lands where the Christmas chimes
ring out peace and good will" where Easter
brings a message of resurrection and hope,
where the dawn Of every days sun is the rs-
minder OF the Light OF the World" Come and
see churches whore there were idol shrines, sal
walton whore there was blind cropping, hospitals
in the desert plains, orphan homes in the waste
places Come and see cities transformed, the
wilderness and the solitary place glad for them,
and the desert rejoice and blossom "A rose"
Come and see the Wilderness like Eden" and
the desert like the garden of the Lord; Joy
and glodness found therein thanksgiving and
The voice OF melody" Come and see every val
ley exalted, every mountain and hill made low,
the crooked made straight, and the rough places
plain Come and see "rivers in high places and
fountains in the midst of the valley Come and
see "a way In the sea, and path in the mighty
waters" Come and see Strength to the poor
refuge from the storm, a shadow from the heat,
a rock In the weary land a shelter In the time
OF storm, hiding place from the wind, a covert
from the tempest" Come and see nations clvi-
lized and worlds changed. Come and see the
pathway Of light CLEANED by the missionaries
In the lands of darkness Come and see civi-
zaton and learning follow the footsteps of the
tIutn Deuft1s' come and the valley OF
burden become the valley of vision" the
mountain OF sorrow, the mountain of peace;
the shadow OF death the door of the resurrec-
uon,' the Christening rod, the staff of love.
Come and see Christ in the rosy dawn of early
morning, In the golden glow or MONDAY suns,
In the twilight hours. Come and see Him In
the beauty OF nature i'm the melody OF music
In the harmony OF all the world. Come and see
peace In the homes where He dwes love in the
hearts where He lives freedom in the nations
Where tie relgns. Come and purity and
righteousness where there sinfulness mercy
ana forgiveness where there was Injustice
come ana see the nations whore the light bearer,
nave planted the Cross of Jesus Christ Hear
the morning stars sing together. the hills clap
thelr hands for joy, the multitude of heavenly
hoSt singing above the lands that have been
an darknesS Hear the ''harpers harping with
'heH harps'' singing new song before the
throne or glory making glad the city OF God
Come and see "Alpna and Omega First and
last from everlasting to everlasting God the
Rose OF Sharon, Lily OF the Valley Bright and
Morning star ~
COME AND SEE, be filled eat the bread of
n'' ana oe hungry no more: drink the living
water ana never thirst follow the Good Shen-
hsrd ana never lose thy way; be washed in the
ploou or the Lamb and sin no more: rest in tho
shadow OF the rock and be not weary. lean on
tne everlasting arm and be not afraid. wait for
Wv horu hnu mount up with wings of M
eagIe' dweil In the. tabernacle of the Most tItrh
ana teast thy soul; eat the mama from Iehoysh
and 1--we forevormore ' ''"'N"h
Tulsa, December "a "'i''i'9'