The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-19

EXT MS AFTERNOON IN EPHCS-
third chapter, the fourteenth !
:eenth verses, "For this cause |
ny knees unto the Father of !
d Jesus Christ, that he would
GU to be strengthened with |
y His Spirit in the inner man."
MS, 3rd chapter, 18th verse.
pages of ancient history tell US
tain Dutch city that was bonn
by the Spaniards, and this city
rounded by a great wall, which
e Dutch inhabitants a sense
t security, and against this
3 Spaniards hurled their bat
ans with persistent assault.
~ to the CONSERVATION and
of the Dutch, the walls showed
4 weakening, and the Dutch
! council of war, and they
to erect another wall on the
Of the wall that was already
ing. All able-bodied men were
into service to build this wall
i'd the foundation deeper and
slan that of the other wall, and
lit the inner wall wider than
er wall.
\ byNnch this inner wall arose
tbs last brick was laid upon
eF wall, the outer wall gave
Through this breech in the
he swarthy Spaniards rushed
their fiendish glee upon the
ants, to outrage women and
men. But their battering rams
20 avail against this inner wall,
ne Dutch inhabitants were
6 Inner
s Church
1t is the business Of Christi
3 erect in the inner life of the
al, a wall which will render
slividual safe from the assaults
snemy of our soul
know we live our lives in the
country, and we are con-
surrounded by enemies to our
ng, always something batter
wreck you and overthrow and
you. To use one of Bunyan's
the city of a mans soul is
thy bombarded at the gates of
senses, seeing, smelling, tast-
ring and touching, and we are
tIy bombarded.
the physical-disease is con-
seeking to get strangle hold
1t is a hard job to keep out
coffin. So, as l told you, of
people that die in this coun-
= out of eleven die from con-
n, but the time will come
hey will master consumption.
time will come when they
ster cancer. About the only
nat will cure it today is ra-
ut that won't cure only about
cent of them.
5 Scientific
n
IN will change. Why it won't
slways, we don't know, but it
4 frequently. It's awfully
1usf as freaky as human ma
They don't know why it will
t do it, although it will touch
ne kind in somebody else.
fore, it's a hard work. Pneu,
strikes down. If a man is a
lighter, pneumonia has the
5ortgage on him. Eighty-seven
ut of drinking men die from
MIA. Twenty-one out of a
4 die from pneumonia who are
liking men or women. If you
-ou have no resistance.
hree bank accounts are three
day, and sleep, then reserve
lrdpan. A good many people
IN to hardpan physically, they
reserve to draw on when they
<, so they are swept off easily
drinking man has no reserve
neumonia strikes-then off he
SO paralysis, bacteria in the
ms in the water and in the
lways struggle to live.
the mental - What is once
~ never unseen. You can re
things you saw or heard
you were a boy or girl tina
f. never forgotten. Somebod!
smutty story and it will come
4 your mind. 1t sticks in you
re bur sticks in your clothe!
on walk through a field.
Not
s Pure
read books-some things yol
axes an appeal to the lowe
Pictures that you see, ant
Sc things are constantly a
, drawing us away from God
lized society-they have sesl
individual is surrounded b,
ne. les to his or her well be
j they have seen that the in
! needs protection from thes
and they have built around tn
lal certain outer walls to pre-
EN- from physical and mer
the moral things. That i
(! have the church.
first, egislation-the laws O
act as a constant restraint t
ividual and they specify wha
lr rights, what are my right:
q trespass upon my rights, tn
les a penalty on you. If
S :, it levies a penalty on ms
why men are in the peniteI
They trespassed upon tn
= 4of other people. So the La
penalty on them for ire
i upon your rights, and that i!
: sc deprived of their liberty c
II fine them.
nix it would be mighty har
for the world If there wer
s on our statute books.
man or woman we're left t
aw unto themselves, imagin
would be. They wouldn't II
aur virtue that much. or you
" rights or your life! Their,
re, property, virtue ever.
ould be outraged and the flooC
4 iniquity would be lifted an
h It pandemonium of carality an
ID debauchery would brea
: walls of legislation are a gres
We power to our lives and vi
I'D that is one of the thing