The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02

/ viii follow yau to that future life
| and II sin doesn't find you out here,
| Il viii there's IA eternity we VIII
4 cap tho consequences ~ every SIN
/ Nc. have suwn here on earth.
Sins Find Them out.
Men may rob widows. they may
| drive other men 60 beg, they may In
| crease their wealth by crooked
methods and nll that. and no act OF
munificcnco can blot out the rec
ords OF an lgnoblc llfc.
You may lay traps Tor girls and
drag them down to ruin until they
| will become outrasts of this old
earth. There may hc those who VIII
| be admitted to tho best Of society,
| but will not always be SO, Their
! sins win find them out in the world
| To come and God win make every
! thing right Men dcspiso God, ana
| they laugh at Iis word, and they
will damn the preacher and trnuple
updortoot tho blood OF the Son OF
/ God They will live In sin and God
! let's them live. Thcy VIII laugh ana
mock and rail and scott and they
! viii dcridc. An right, go ahead, but
remember my text, "BN sure your
elns win tlnd you out
hut many have ainncd. What Are
1--we going to doY' somebody says.
II will ten you. There is only one
thing tu do. that's To fly TO Jesus
! Christ There II only ono way To
| escape. my friends, from the penal.
[ Is of the law. Christ has redeemed
us from the curse uf the law, having
made rctrihution for us. Then you
viii be happy because your sins are
| forgiven. ! am happy | am happy
because nay sins are forgiven I'm the
world Nobody knows they are for
given but Christian, and nobudyt
sins are forgiven but a Christians.
| Somebody says How may | know
/ Bocuuso we know this, that AL who
believed are justified from all things
from which they could not be JUS
Tilted by the law Of Moses Ana,
| therefore. you needn't worry. you
zen Just yield yourself to Jesus
! Christ and 500 why you can.
10 know that in this audience
tuuigld there sat man or woman
--if / knew that here tonight there
was a poor prufllgntc and outcast
If knew there VAS one who IN
soaked ana saturated IN sin. outcast
from home whose friends have din-
owned thomNi would say TO you that
this proclamation ! am giving you
is for YOU In spite OF your mistakes,
I'm spitc OF your blundcrs. There n
"A pardon, fun, free, perfect and eter-
nal through faith In Jesus christ
God now spurncd sinner there IL
/ room fnr an. Thsre isn't room IN
this tabernacle for all In this city
but there !a room In heaven for all
\ great king 1900 years ago
wrotc great song. lie did not
say. "Blesscd is the man who II
rich" lie did not say. Blessed In
the man who is great blessed Is the
man who stands high IN politics;
blessed is the man who has flocks
land herds" lie did say. blessed is
the man whose tranHgressions arc
4 forgiven; whose sins are covered"
When WAS In Columbus two
years ago | teicphoncd my friend.
Governor COX, and | said TO HIM
l"Jlm. II you are going to pardon
Innybody while | am In this town
wish YOU would do II and give me
the pardon. ia like to take II down
10 the penuentinry,"
lie said. "WEy, BIZ, the board OF
pardong doesn't meet until the 1oth
lot March and you are going TO close
, here tho 29th Of January
| said, Yes"
lie said. II can't do it. can't
grant pardon for anybody without
/ the bonrd Of parduns.
said, cant you open that door
aud let anybody In there go home!
Why don't you go around ana flnd
some poor cuss you'd Ike TO send
home. I'd Ike TO take the pardon
down In about an hour"
lie said. II have decided 10 par
don a fellow down there. Eie IL IN
there for life ana I have decided 70
pardon hlra."
We Jumped In an automobile.
went around TO the capitol and then
down to the penitcntiary | met the
warden there, fellow named
! James. said. II hava got a par
don here for White from Governor
Cox"
lilo said, "Yes. he phoncd me
about the pardon. White isn't feel-
ing vcri we'll Ho is In the hos
pital.'
said. "Can we come in?"
lie said. Certainly, come right
on In"
WhiteP'
lie said. Poorly; I have been in
here pretty near eight years. hoW
much time | am going TO stay here
until they carry ne out In the cotS
Tin 1 don't know. II have got a life
time. | am not feeling very good
| could feel better II | were home.
bu: / am never going TO &c. hems
again"
Sinners Are slaves.
said to him, Whlte, nave
, phoned to the governor and he
, wrote out a pardon for you and no
told me | could bring II down. ana
have. got It here.
| reached out and read 1t to him.
, Il had the seal Of the great state OF
I Ohio and was signed James COZ
r governor" and said to the warden.
+ Release White Immediately"
. lie said. Boss can ! go now?
s said, "Gct up, put on your duds
= and you can get out"
. 1t have looked AZ great many
@ people that were happy but ! never
70 looked In the face of man that
= thrilled 80 with soy iu an my ne as
10 his did when he was pardoned.
That's the way mon do. They PICK
= out man here and there, but Cog
= SAWS. "Wuos,eycr Will may and
:. then you are free from me power
. of sin. ,,.,..r
p AN who sin are slaves. Never
p, ,as such cruel master as tho aeVll
! Iard all who sin are slaves Look a.
10 ~. yf,y.s Of morphine ana cocaine