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eta lletON 0N eunmv, MAY 26.
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We. lay III—m Rev. 1'. De Witt
“can. 9.. peanut at the Tabernacle
W. m We; «mgn‘gatiou. Ile
Mlfim hymn that one begin-
5 « w 0the joyful email.
“Ii-lure Ioour ears;
Amp balm for l‘ ,..,,,y wound.
‘. Aomlial to our Itfll‘.
like» wee: “If I wash my evil II ith mow
.d Ihonld I cleanse my hands in al-
flut thou plunge mo in the din- b,
“palladium ahall abhor me. "~Jeb
. elIIquent preacher said:
Balm—bound be his name on
”In!“ heaven—went utraight back to
" W writinzof my text and translatr
.. ‘ it I have now quoted it, giving Inb-
uaaena for In doing. Although we
W, the ancient: had an idea that in
there was a special power to
a gannunt an‘dmll and
as clean as clean could
new water failed to do
would take he or alkali
and under that prepara-
flat the last impurity would
Job, in my text, in men
‘ “Imme the idea admin his
mm to make him-(if pure before God
‘ 8“ failure, and that, union We are
3M1“ better than earthly
“chemical pmratium no me
and in tho ditch. “If I waeh my-
”I With new water, and should I cinema
:1” hand- in alkali. yet shalt thou plunge me
tb,ditch and my clothes shall abhor me."
”You ouare now sitting for your picture. I
7 the camera ol-sc'ura of God's Word full
w you, and I pray that the sunshine (all.
through the skylight may enable Inc to
you justasyouare. emu it beailat-
‘73; picture. or shall it be a true one! You
: ‘Iaat it be II true one. " The first profile
that waa ever taken waa taken three hundred
and thirty yum before Chriit, of Autigonux
Behold a blind eye and be compelled the ar-
an to take his profile so an to hide the defect
in hit vision. But since that invention, three
hundred and thirty years before (.‘ hrist, there
have been a great many profiles. Shall I to
day give you a one sided view of _\ ourseltes,
a {radial or shall it be a full length portrait,
showing you just what you are! If God will
help me by his almighty grace, I ebull give
you that last kind of picture.
FAULTY EARLY Tnacmrto.
When I first entered the ministry, I used to
write my sermons all out and read them, and
run my hand along the line lest I should lose
my place. l have hundreds of those mann-
llripil Shall I ever prearh them! Never;
, for in thou- daysl was somehow ovcrmasturcd
3.: with the ideal hear .l talked allaround about,
i" of thedignity of human nature, and I adopted
1‘. the idea, and I evoked it and] illustrated it,
until argued it; but comin 'on in life, and
havinzaeeu more of the “VIP“, and studied
better my Bible, I find that that early teach-
hg was faulty, and that there is no dignity
h human nature, until it is reconstructed by
the grace of God. Talk about I'Imels going
to yieom on the Skorrics, off Irelandl There
never wnasuch a shipwreck as in the Gihon
and the Kiddekcl, rivers of Elan, where our
first parents foundcred. Talk of a steamer
min with five hundred passengers on
but is that to the ship“ reek of four-
‘ teen humired million souls! We are by na-
ture a mass of uncleanncss and putrefaction,
from which it takes all the omnipotence and
itude of God' 3 grace to extricate us. “If
Wall! myself with snow water, and should I
‘bleanae my hands in alkali, yet shalt thou
gem in the dictb, and mine own clotba
1 ‘ abhor me.”
‘f ‘m snow warm or run: amwoms.
: "I remark, in the first place, that some peo-
fle try to cleanse their soul of sin in the new
water of fine apologies. Here is one man
who says: "I am a sinner; I confes that;
ESE”:
qflflfld‘.w
my yandfatber, my gmat-grmt—grandfather,
andalltbewaybacktoAdam, and I couldn‘t
help myself. " My brother, have you not,
“ Meryday in your life, added something to
thou-Iginal mutate of sin that was bequeathed
“you? Areyou not brave enough to con-
3. that you have sometimes surrendered to
hinwbich you ought to have conquered! I
i you whether it is fair playto put upon
”ancestry thing: for which we ourselvea
are pamlly responsible? If your nature
aakew when you gotit, have you not
Wm given it an additional twist! Will
an ’the tombstone: of those who have
IIII make a barricade high enough
" élumldefenseal I know adevont man
7 '“hohadliasphem‘oua parentage. I known
hmastman who-e father was a thief. I
howapnre manwboeemother was a waif
' ' ofthe great. The hereditary tide maybe
mung, but thmisencb a thing as
it. Thefactthatlhaveacorrnpt
melanoma» whylshould yield to it.
”The deep stainsof ouraonlcannererbe
W
oathythemwwatwofmchinauifl-
but I inherited this. Myfather was aeinner, '
lion, inmadohlttlnxhu‘todayaou
have been looking through the bar. of
a penitentiary. Perhaps, O woman, if ya
had been under the-amapowerof tempta-
tion. imitad of sitting here today. you would
be trample; the etmhthelaughlng stock
of Imamlthegrlefofthea‘ngeleof
God, dungetmd, body, mind and aeul, in
theblaekna-of despair. Ah, do not let III
mince onnelvea with the thought that other
people are wona thaw. Perhaps in the
future, when our fortunes may change, un-
l-(lod prerenbllt, we may bower-netball
theyal'o. Many a man after thirtyyearl,
after forty years, after fifty yearn, after six-
tyyears, bummpleceaontho landban.
0h! instead of waatingour time in hypo
criticism about others. lotus ask unruly.
the questions, Where do we stand! What are
ouruina! What areour deficits! What are
our perils! What our hopea! Lot each
one my to bimdf: "Where will 1 be! Shall
Irauge in lummery fluids, or grind in the
mills of a great night! Where! Where!”
Home winter morning you go out and see a
anew baakia gracefuldrifta,» tboagbby
me heavenly compu- it had been buried;
andaa themagliata ittho luateria almost
insufferable, and it learn: an if God had
wrapped the earth lna shroud with white
pluita woven in loom. celestial. And you
my: “WM there over anything no pureae
the snow, no beautiful as the anew!" But
you brought a pail of that snow and put it
upon the stove and melted it; and you found
that there was anedhnent at the bottom, and
every drop of that snow water waa riled;
and you found that the snow bank had guilt
cred up the Impurity of the field,aud that
after all it was not fit to wash in. And no, I
my, it will be if you try to gather up the.
contrasts and comparisons with others, and
with these apologies attempt to wash out the
sins of your heart and life. It will be an
unsumwsful ablation. Such snow water
will never wash nIraya single stain of an
immortal soul.
"Goon nmoLcronx."
But I hear someone say: “I will try some
thing better than that. I will try the fomeof
II good rmolution. That will be more pungent.
more caustic, more cxtirpating, more elem '
ing. The snow wawr has failed, and now I
will try the alkali of a good, strong reaolu-
tion." My dear brother, have you any idea
thatareeolution about the future will liqui-
date the past! Suppose I owed you five
thousand dollars and I should come to you
tHnnrraII' and my: "Sir, I will never run in
debt in you again; if I should live thirty
years, I “ill never run in debt to you again;"
will you mm to mound my: “if you will not
.. in the future, I will forgive you
unwind dollars." Willyou dothatl
No! Ker will God. We havebeonrunning
up a long more of indebtedness with
(ind. If for the future we should
abstain from sin, that would be no
dcfmymcut of poet indobtulnm. Though
you should live from this time forth pure 0
an archangel before the throne, that would
not redeem the past. God,in the Bible, div
tinctly declares that he “will require that
which is {new—wt opportunities, past neg-
lects, past wicked words, past impure imago
inatious, past everything. The past is a great
cemetery. and every day is buried in it. And
here isa long row of three hundred andaixty-
flve grams. They are the dead days of 1853.
Ken) li a long row of three hundred and
sixty-five more grows, and they are the dead
days of lh‘ll. And here is a long row of
thrm hundred and sixty-live more graves,
and they are the dead days of 1880. Itia a
vast cemetery of the past. But God will
muse them all up with rcsurrectionary hint,
and as the prisoner stands face to face with
juror and judge, so you and I will have to
come up and look upon those departed days
face to face, exulting in their smile or cower
ing in their frown.
“III'Itmzn WILL otrr ”
“llurder will out” Is a prove: b that stopa
too short. Every sin, however small as well
as great, will out. In hard times in England,
years ago,it is authentically stated that a
manufacturer was on his way, with II bag of
money, to pay oi! his hands. A man, infuri-
ated with hunger, met him on the mad and
took a railwitbanail in it from apaling
fence and struck him down, and the nail on—
tering his skull instantly elewhim. Thirty
years after that the murderer went back to
that Idem. He passed intothegrave yard,
where the sean was digging agrave, and
whilehestood tberetbeqiadeof the action
tamed up a skull, and, lo! the murdereraaw
anailprotrudingfrom theback partof the
skull; and asthe aexton turnedlho akullit
seemed, with hollow eyes, to glare on
the murderer; and he, tint petrified
with horror, stood. in silence, but econ
cried out: “Guilty! guilty! 0 God!”
The mystery of the crime was over. The
manwnstriedand executed. .varienda, all
the unpardonedsinaof ourhvegthoughwe
mythink theyarebnried ontof ai‘zhtand
gone into amere akaletonof my, Will
tnrnnpinthecemeteryof thepastand slower
upon uswith theirmiadoings. Imyallonr
unpardoned sins. 0h, have you done the
preposterom thing of supposing that good
resohxtims for the futurewill wipe out the
past! Good rmolutions, though they may be
and mastic as alkali, have no power
to neutralina mature nopower tow-ab
away a trangruion. It wants smoothing
methanearthlychemistrytodothis. Yea,
ym, thong-h “Iwasbmyhanda with now
“ta-.aadihwldlcleauemyhaadsin ‘
unomwmr
flagntoneotinfernalta-hne. You-flu
Jobthinksthatsinianotailowwym
thatitianotatablelandofflaem
thathhnotmufiqdnldma, Violaieelh,
cartenetamlPande-nplpu, pipqallmakingmfle
together-.150. Remy-itiaadimhflag,
loathaemqmwhful, andwaareall
lithe City of “1'th
of the III IInana, ouanhigoaoro- theAtlautie.
hawimihdnmmtbatlbehuaot her
engin- at work, but all nail- up. an
ouixiardtbeUInhI-ia, of the Guard line.
The boat davita are around. The
boatl- loweml. I get into it withered“,
andcmauwertowhere theCityof Park la
coming, and I wave the flag. The
lookout! from the bridge, and mya: “What
do you want!" I reply: “I come to take
name of your | norm-mtheotbar
vuaei: I think they will be Inter and happlea
there." The would look down with
imilznatlvm, and say: “(let outof theway.
or I will run you down." And then I would
back oars, animal. the jeerlng of two or three
hundred [mph looking over the taifrall.
But. the Umbria and the City of l'ariII meet .
umlerdiil’erent cimumflao- after a while.
TbeCltyot Pari- la coming out of a cy-
clone; the life boat- ali flashed; the
bulwarku gone; the vocal rapidly going
down. The boatlwain glvu his last
whistle of deepairing command. The pu-
rua up anddown the deck, and some
pray, and all makoa great outcry. Thomp-
miumys: “You have about fifteen minute.
uowto prepare for the next world." “No
hope!” sounds fromatem to stem and from
the ratlimu down to the calde. I see the db-
treea Iamletdowu bytbeddeoftheUm-
brie. Iwnhoflufaetaalom toward the
pihhlngt‘ityof at Before! olup
plunleapiaa V we‘d-m lam-Ina;
togettothe boagandwhen I have swung
upunder theaide of the City of Paris, the
frenaied pamper- rnah through the gang-
way until the Iiflloera, with as and cluba and
pistols, try to keep luck the crowd, each
wanting his turn to come next. There is but
one life boat, and they all want to get. into
it, and tin-cry in: “lie next! menext!“ You
use the applIcatlon before I make it. A:
longasamangolng on in hiasin feel:
that all in well, that he is coming out at a
beautiful part, and has all null lat, he wants
no Christ, he want- uo help, he wants no ree-
cue; but. if under the M of God's convict-
ingspiritheahailaoethatbyreamaofsiaiu
ia dinnasted and waterlogged andgolnx down
into the trough of a one where he cannot live,
boweoon heputa theeea glam to biueyeand
aweepa the barium, and at the first sign of
help cries out: “I want to be naval. I want
to be saved now. I want to heaved for-
ever." No some of danger, no application
for mom.
on, ma a nus! or out SINWLNISBI
Oh, that God‘s enema] spirit would flash
upon us a some of our sinfulueuel The Bible
tells the story in letters of fire, but we get
lined to it. We joke about ain. We make
merry over it. What in liIIII Is it a trifling
thing! Rin is a vampire that is sucking out
the life blood of your immortal nature. Bin!
It in a Basilio that no earthly key ever un-
locked. Bin? It is expatriation from God
and heaven. Bin! It is grand larceny against W
the Almighty. for the Bible ask- the question:
“Will a man rob God?" answering it in the
affirmative. This Gospel is a writ of replovin
gold‘uoowr property unlawfully detained from
In the Shetland Islands there is a man with
leprosy. The hollow of the foot has awolleu
nntilitiaflatoatbeground. The jointa be-
gin to fall away. The ankle thickcln until it
lookaliketbofoot of a wild bead. Altar!
unnatural come- to the eye. The nostril ls
constricted. The voice drops to an almost
inaudible hoaraenem. Tuberclu blotch the
whole body, and from them there comes an
exudation that is unbmrable to the beholder.
That is leprmy, and we have all got. it unle-
cleansed by the grace of God. See Leviticus.
See II Kings. flee Mark. See Luke. See fifty
Bible allusions and confirmation:
The Bible u not complimentary in its lan-
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our sins. It doea not. talk a ly
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cover up our tame-ionswith blooming Wheat” and!»
metaphor. It doeanot sing about themin
weakfaI-zetto; but it thunder: out: “The in.
aginatien of man‘s heart is evil from his
youth.” “Every one has gone back. lie has
altogether become filthy. Heisahominable
and lllthy, and drinketh in iniquity like
water." And then the Lord Jean Christ
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natural pollution,and reprmta iniquity-
a frighttul thing,aanuchanstin3thiag,u
aloatlnome thing. It butamarebuniring
ofthefeet.it isaotamerw befonilng of the
hands; itisgoiagdown, beadandearaunder
maditcbmntilourownclothuabhoru
WI nun us: anon Ill.
liybrethren,eball wemydawnwhereein
thrustsns! Ishallnot if youdo. Wacaa-
notaffordto. Ihavetodayto tell youthat
thereis something purer than vanowwater;
unething more pungent than alkali, and
thatiatbebloodoflmChriatthatcleauaetb
from all sin. Ay, the rival-of mlntiou,
bright, cryltalline and heaven born,nnhea
through this audinee with billowy tide
atmngenough towaab your incompletely
nlvationrolloverna. r
Mmewataaadtheblood,
I-‘rumthyaideahealiqlood,
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