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

nti husband was saved
What shall tho end he of them
that obey not the gospel OF God o.
The gospel Is glad tidugs OF cal
walton offered full free and eternal
20 all mankind who win accept
jesus Christ as his or her personal
savior
What is the gospel and what is it
10 obey it2 What was Il for Noah
TO obey build the ark and get In p
What was Il for Bahab to obey and
hang the scarlet line GU: the win
dow? What was II for ,hs Israel Ites
90 obey and look at the rbazcn SER
pcnt on the pole? All thai was he-
lcving Gods message, doinr what
GOD told them tu do; trusting In the
finished work OF Jesus Chris, that X
what II means 70 you and 10 the to
day.
Nnd God gave Him n work to do,
and He said, "r have fiuishcd the
Work Thou gavest me to d. when
lie hung on the cross with the nalls
In His hands ana His fept.
What does it mean 20 t-ust in
COD ] go Co Paris and y"D man
discouraged from dissipation. lie
mixes tie poison I'm the ouD. ilfts i'
Co hls lips but hr does nor drink.
SIX Tunes he did 10, bu, hc didn't
drink tho poison. Three times he
loaded the pistol, nut the muzzlC
against hs tcmple, but he didn't pull
/ the trigger. Seven times No walked
TO the banks OF the Seine and looked
at the dark, rolling river nut he
didn't plunge In. lie went where
he heard tho gospel of Jesus Christ.
fell ON his knees and cried for for
giveness, and William Cowper wrote
God moves in a mysterious way,
Ills wonders to perform.
lie plants His footsteps In the sea,
And rides upon the storm.
There Is n fountain filled with blood
Drawn from Immauuers veins,
And sinners plunged beneath that
flood
Lose all their guilty stains.
! 20 down the streets Of New York.
Years ago | met man and accost
ed him. | said, Hey Palmer. tell
me what have you found by trust
ing in the finished work Of Jesus
Christi"
My faith looks up TO Thee.
Thou Lamb OF Calvary,
Savior Divine.
go TO Wesley, walking along tho
shores Of a lakc while a storm was
| raging. The lightning flashed and
/ tho thunder rolled. Tho birds were
. driven in fright from their refuge
| In the bouEhs Of the trees As tho
| lightning flashed, thcrc flew into
the lapcl OF his coat n little bird. 10
take refuge there. ITc held n ton
derly and took Il home put Il in
cage, kept IL until morning and
then carried the cage out I'm the
yard opened the door and the little
bird flew out and circled round and
round and shot or with "A song to-
wards It's mountain home
Wesley watched it until IL became
nebulous IN the skies, and then he
sat down and wrote:
Jesus, lover OF my soul.
Lot me to Thy bosom fly,
What does 1t bring to you by
trusting In the finished work of
Jesus Christi
Oh, ] 60 to Bridgeport, Connec-
ticut. and ! so and rap at the door
I OF the blind home, and | say to
I Fanny j. Crosby, who went to glory
some years ago, ninety odd years
! nearly a century, say.
"Oh, Miss Crosby, tell me, that
may tell the people. is 1t worth
| while to trust In the finished WORK
OF Jesus Christ; tell me-"
Her old face lights up like halo
| Of glory: those eJghtless eyes flash
| and she cries out. blessed AS
| surance, Jesus Is Nine "Oh, What
Fore-taste of Glory. Divine
| pass Nc Not. o Gentle Savior'--
] Jesus, Keep Me Near the Cross
/ There Is a Precious Fountain
I safe In the Arms of Jesus"-"I am
4 Clinging Close TO Thee Rescue
| the Perishing" g"--'I Onco Was BlinI;
/ Now | Can See"--"The Light Of the
| World Is Jesus"
What is II? It is the trust IN the
I finished work Of Jesus Christ
Years agO~NapoleOn was riding I'm
| review before his troops when the
horse upon which he sat suddenly
/ became unamau8 geable, and selling
/ the bit in his teeth, dashed of down
/ tho road, and the life OF the great
warrior was In danger, when n
( private at the risk of his own life.
/ leaped from the ranks, seized the
! runaway horse by tho bride and
was dragged for nearly hundred
/ yards by the rearing plnging
/ horse. Finally he succeeded in stop
ping the horse, He was severely In
/ Jured and bruised and as he lay on
| the ground Napoleon, out OF graft
/ tude, rose In his stirrups and SAID
! to the man, THANK you, Captain
Made Captain.
And the private looked up and
{ SAID, Captain OF what. cir p"
/ Napoleon saluted and said, Cap
| tain OF my life guard. sir"
! lie Crawled over where the life
| guards were I'm consultation with
| the officers. They ordered him back
/ into the ranks, He began to issue
| orders to them. lie said, II am cap
| tain OF the life guards
They ordered his arrest Just
| then Napoleon rode by. Hni he said
/ Il am captain OF the guards because
/ he said so.'
| And Napoleon added and said,
] 'Ye go. captain Of my lIfc guards.
Loose him, sirs, loose HIM
SO / am "A Christian because God
says so, and that is the last word.
I and that ~ the suprcm authority.
/ What GOD says, no man can deny.
There are three things lncompre-
[ housible 10 me, That isn't exactly
| what I mcant--sume fellow would
/ 90 out OF here and say there are
| only three things / couldnt UNDER
stand. There are million. but
| these three are n million. but
| com prehensibie to me There are
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