The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-15


Manila "A Russian custom" she
explains. MY husband simply does
not understand"
for lie shall save His people from
their sins" Emmanuel-God with
us. to stand by US. oh, II takes n
combination like that to see me
through.
oh, we've had plenty OF guessers,
yes. sir; we want somebody that
knows. We've had plenty OF resolu-
tions, yes. sir. enough TO pave
hell. we want somebody that
knows. Give me a Savior that has
n sympathetic eve that can sec what
sir with q listening ear that can hear
my slightest sigh to be decent and
do right Give mo one, sir. with an
arm as swift as lightning that can
grab me ere fall. Give me a Saw
iour, not an essay. Give me a Saw
ious, not AN opinion. Give me a
Savior, not a speculation OF any
body.
What must I do to be saved ?"
Relieve on the Lord. He IL king.
Believe in the Lord. He Is divine
Believe on ths Lord Jesus. you
shall call His name Jesus" said the
angel IN announcing and bring forth
by the Holy Ghost, you will call
His name Jesus" "Temmanuel'-
God with us, God manifest In the
flesh To help poor. weak. struggling
humanity.
Believe In the Lord Jesus Christ"
That's His resurrection name. To-
night He Is at the right hand of God
the Father When the mistakes OF
our life overtake us lie is there 10
make an intercession and an ex-
PLANTATION. A mediator Is one that
goes between.
am standing here tonight. I am
n mediator. am mediatlng between
God and His message and this vast
audience of men and women. I am
n mediator one that goes between
am standing here between the Of
Tended. God, and the offender, man
kind.
Mediator! A retail grocer Is
mediator between the wholesaler and
the consumer. When ] go TO feed
the horse mediate between the feed
hox and the granary. Your wife me-
diates between the cookstove and
the dining room. A mediator is
anybody Chat goes between. Now,
who Is better qualified to be a media
tor? Jesus. because OF HIS divinity.
He understands Gods side OF this
case. Jesus, becauge of His human
ity lie sympathizcs with us Tell
me who Is better qualified to plead
our case at the court of heaven than
Jesus Christ.
Believe and Rejoice.
Believe on the Lord. lie Is king.
Believe on the Lord Jesus and come.
my friend. Believe on the Lord
Jesus Christ and thou shalt be
saved" After he had taken all OF
these steps / read that he retolcea
with joy unspeakable."
Years ago a friend OF mine was
driving out through the highlands
of Scotland and was overtaken by
storm. He went into little
thatched roof place forrest and for
shelter. IIe walked over to sit down
In a chair. but the old Scoth lady
sprang between him and the chair
and said. NAL Ma, Dinna sit therel"
There was red cord tied around
IL. She said, her majesty. the uu 0or
some years ago was driving through
the highlands. like yourself, and a
storm overlook her. She came Ia my
humble home TO wait Until It was
mast and sat I'm that chair for an
hour. and | gave her n wee cup of
tea. and whom she went away we
put the cord around It," and she
said. I'VE keep II and we've never
ilet anyone sit in the chair, for her
majesty. the queen. sat there"
l don't blame the old Scotch la
dy for rejoicing I'm the fact that she
had been privileged to have as n
guest In her home tho queen. You
can't blame me for rejoicing when
I tell you that for, 80 years l have
had as guest I'm my heart Jesus
Christ. DO you think I'll let the
devil come I'm and sit down where
Christ has been sitting for 80 years7
believe ON the Lord Jesus
/ Christ" During the war, Quantrell,
/ the old guerrilla chief, was neither
confederate or union. He was with
crowd that Just preyed upon both
sides. and hung around the border
/ line. They would rob confederates
ns quick as union men and the or
ders were. on the union aide, to
shoot him or any OF his band on
/ sight without any court martial.
They burned the city OF Lawrence,
| Kansas, and kiiied-oh, don't
know, I gues a hundred and fifty
odd people. ! guess some of the
Jesse James crowd was in with
I them at the time. A number oi
/ them were captured. and the chief
usher In one of our cities In the
south was commanding officer of
the firing squad, and he told me the
story. He eaid number were cap
/ tured and sentenced to be shot, no
/ long trench was dug and the pris-
oners had their eyes bandaged and
their hands and feet tied. They
were standing there and the firing
squad was Just being lined up whep
/ the underbrush over here separated.
A young fellow maybe twenty years
of age came bounding out.
/ He said, wait a mlnutel Wait O
/ minute" And they covered him
/ with gun, commanding him 10
throw up his hands. He did so. and
/ walked up. The commanding off,
Ger said, what IL it9" He pointed
! TO one OF the men standing in line
aud said. LET me take his place
/ He has q wife and four children.