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THE OOJBPLETE WORKS 0F
JOSEPHUS,
The War! Jewish "Morton,
murmured '
‘l'ks llltioty and Antiquities of the Jews,
With the Destruction of lovers-
lsul by the houses,
an Watson uncommon
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PEilllllls leso.
Wes Carried Through the House
Without Division.
11‘ immune slaloooooo.
(ls-oral undersea, atolls-Speaker Grew
lake Itlnlwg heeohev—lelgaiosags um
Al-sst Mined “tough the Islets ll!
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Whenever. March 8.-An excitingsnd
interesting debate was precipitated in the
“l‘flll‘fl‘i’i‘éi'fw” him
on t
was opposed by Mr. Sherman, who moved
its rgercnce tame linsnce committee. and
n t course s stroogspesch n appeal»
ticntothcbill be said thetilsobiectwss
to divert a trustfuud from its legitimate
purposes—e thing which in Ohio would be
e itentlery oflsnss. His motion was
, however, and the bill was taken
up ea In business. and almost be.
fore any one was aware of what had hep-
pened t psessdits third raadlllg and was
on the pointofpssslngtbessuste.
Then its opponents recovered from their
surprise sud eudesvcred to prevent its pas-
ssge, end on request of Senator Shannen
it went over.
in the morning hour Mr. Morgan intro-
duced e resolution ceiling on the president
for lufonustion ss to the occupancy of
Blneflsl Nlcersgus, by the British. This
was to.
Eihe blimxbill appropriating “5,000 for
so ng t e was a so parsed, as
was the billmpcrmitting Genersi O. 0.
Howard to accept from the French govern-
ment the decoration of commander of the
Legion of Honor.
Pension Bill Passed.
Alter five days of debate the pension sp-
orcprieticn bill, carrylos 1151mm», was
posed without division.
Throughout the debate there bed been
no criticism of the amount carried by the
bill, debate being on the one bend confined
to an assault on the manner in which
administered the once and hie alleged un-
authorised suspension of pensions. and on
commissioner to purge the rolls of those
who were not entitled to is place upon
in.
There were seversl very spirited speeches
~thoee by General Rendersonof lows, Mr.
O’Neil in closing the debate and es-Bpeak—
er Grow.
Mr. O’Neil of Massachueette, who was
in charge of the bill, closed the debate. No
amendments looking to en increase of the
spproprletiou had been suggested, he said.
The debate had been largely for political
efl'ect. The Republicans, as they new the
limit of pensions wee soon to be reached,
realized that their stock in trade would
cease when they could no longer go before
the country crying out thst they had in
creased the number of pensions. In con-
cluding Mr. O'Neil warned the Republic-
sue that thewa in spoor businesswhsu
they sought to diecredlt General Black and
Commluloner lubren in the ayescf the
old soldiers. Neither could they discredit
the president with the American people.
They had shsoluts faith in his honesty. his
pluck and his courage. [Applause]
Eloquence Prowl autism- and Grow.
General Henderson of Iowa, who has
been ill for some time, out get the door.
Several weeks ago hesuhmitted to another
amputation of his limb. He had been pain-
ed beyond measure, he said, to find that
upon a theme which ought to lnspireevery
patriotic heart this house wss ssdlvided
as if it was a war measure. General Black,
who deserved every generous word that
had been spoken concerning him, had stood
here with a bouquet of rhetoric for tbesoL
dior in one hand and a dagger to strike
him to the soul in the other.
“Oh, my countrymen," said General
Henderson, addressing the Democratic side,
“he who wore stars upon his shoulders in
the calm of the Union can do more harm
to his old cemrsdss than all these who
fought under the Confederate flag.
"Mark the contrast presented by
other distinguished soldier. General Sic»
kiss ( biican sppleuee], who, fsarl
nottbun cref the executive or thecrus
heel of patronage, now stands for the sol»
discs with whom he fought.
honorable, but they mun not be used as a
cloak from behind which to strike uslly
houmsbls men. This debate In.“ not
close without my crying “Shem shsnsi'
l i to discredit
st the soldier who sou his
comrades in ems."
Mr. Grow of l’eonsllvsnia oflsrsd the
last amendment prcsi
on account of dissblht is the service
sbouidbe lassthsu ’
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the present commissioner of pensions had Union
the other to a defence of the attempt of the "
iugthatsopessiou ticu.
, urn-
. bilingual isle tenors.
L. H. Decker,
it sounds Oh, to litresllJl
std «Manet thsinlpostsnt riversrul
sud harbor committee. Mr. Csiehiushse
been on thsooll‘lsultles svel- siraceuhefl
tsrsd accuser- years ago—«an
ill order to Mr. Blancherd. Word reached
have that Mr. Blanchardwas on hie my to
Wahiogton. Mr. Blanchard bc‘expect
ad the senatorial appointment from the
flue floater Whites nomination to the
blackish“ “anointed. "to dig“ not die
go ops expectst on, t stoucc
set abollt looking so sctive convene for the
place. Mr. Blanchard's lien on tariff
and silver will give add tienel interest to
bk enhance to the sensth. He voted for
the Wilson bill, despite the feet that ii
bore heavily against the auger interests oi
“hm“: ddi 1m
,ewer c 1 ti to chengethe sugar
schedule, but felling n this he would not
follow the course of some of his Inuislsns
associated in voting against the entire bill.
On silver Mr. Blanchard has slways voted
With the redieelrfl'ee sliver men. so that he
will undoubtedly ally himself with that
element in the senate ‘
The English at Illneflslds.
Weemxomn, March 8.—'l'he resolution
of inquiry concerning the British at Blue~
fields introduced in the senate by Mr. Mor-
gen was the result of the discussion of thin
subject by the senate foreign relations
committee. There is-an apprehension in
the minds of motors that the Englieh
government is making an odort to obtain
s footing on the eastern coast of the lsth~
Inns in violation of the msyton-Buiwer
treaty, sud the notion of the committee is
directed towerd securing whatever infor—
mation the state depertment may have
uponthesubjeet. Senator Morgen is es—
pecially lesions of any movement on the
part of a foreign government which might
aflcct the Nicaragua: cansl. end probably
nothing could he pen to give him greater
concern than for .ngiand to ermin- e foot-
hold in thet region.
Postmaster-s lt’olnlneted. .
\V'Asmsol'ox, Much 8.~The president
salt the following nominations to the new
a .
”circulars—Charles J. Porter. Bellini.
Cone: Bridget lane. Summit, N. .l.: Henry 0.
Deter. Baiiston Spa. N. Y.: Murray J. licment.
Clifton Springs, N. Y; William ll. (letter.
Springs, N. Y.: Norman A. Seyumur.
Mount Norris. N. Y.; George Roger. Millertcn.
N. Y.: William M. Builis. Shcrhurne. N. 17.:
also 1'. Gallup. flmnport, N. 31; Henry C.
Crouch. Kingston. N. Y.: Normsn W. Rose.
Gellesee. hi. l2; 1‘. M. Dorie. Alfred Center. N.
Y.: ll. W. Chsmberiain. Belmont. N. ‘1: Philip
Juargens, Hamburg. N. ‘2: Clinton J. om.
Hallow. Pm; Robert M. Elliott. Gettysburg.
Pa: John 3!. Adams, Franklin. Pa.
Fourth Class Postmasters.
Wealllsmrou, March 8.-—'l‘he following
fourth class poetulsstere were appointed:
New Jersey-Stirling. P. 0. Reilly.
New York—East Gelwey. J. A. McMillan;
Grant Neck. (i. W. Haydon; Lyon Mountain.
P. J. Mullln: licoers. if. S. fluff; Roslyn. J. K.
Davis.
Pennsylvania ~Mnlvern, Alfred Elliott; Mela.
crville. A. ll. Troulmsn: Mention. Mrs. S. J,
Sherbondy: Stutiorvllle, H. l-‘. Drunken Miller:
'l'slnenend. lire. S. it. Bower.
Deni-alas ‘I‘rwusfsrs Ills Flag.
Weemnomx, March 8.-—»Adiuirsl Beu-
hem hes cabled the navy department from
Rio thst be has transferred his flag from
the New York to the San Francisco. The
New York has been lyi in Rio harbor
shout two weeks, and it s her turn to go
outside for freeh air.
During Jewelry Thieves.
chmn, Ken, March elm-Two men on-
tered I’ierce'e jewelry store on Douglas
avenue, and holding the proprietor up they
proceeded to help themselvee to dismantle
and gold watches. A waichmeker who
wss working unnoticed behind s high
showcase coolly ntole up to the front door
and locked it and then turned on the bur-
glar slsrm. The tingle of the alarm
warned the robbers. and finding the dour
locked they escaped with the bully by
jumping through a plate glass window.
One of the robbers was ceptuml.
lleld 17p a llalooc.
curred lo a saloon in one of the principal
stresteof 8i. indie. Three men appeared
in the saloon of John Carroll and Pet iisr—
rlgenst mo South Broadway. One man
carried s gun and wore s mask. lie or—
dcrsd the crowd of then present to hold up
their hands while his two companions re-
lieved them of three gold watches and tile
in money. Before the crowd could recover
from their surprise the during illievra hsd
seeped.
old flute Mags Robbers at Work.
Mil-ms, l'sl.. Much n, ~'i'he Angolan
can stage from this place was held up by
"11;“ three miles from Elkhorn sta-
treasurs box was rifled of its
content» end more were relieved of
their valuables. An extra stage and single
rig were also stopped and the
in the stage robbed. Ofllcevs have storied
for the scene of the robbery.
lioness-ts of Ocean Steals-hips.
le Yam bferch d—F‘ollowlug are the
stesmehlps due today: Gsllfmuh, Gibral-
tar; Critic, Dundn: Suede, Hamburg;
lib Glasgow; Belgeuisnd, Antwerp;
, Gibraltar: 'l’reve, Southampton;
Vssseusis, he (loans. The following
eta-whips sell tcds : Danie. llsmimrg:
Moi California lssgow.
Visual“ full “file an Industry.
Clients, ”etch fin-("met Lebitsski,
who was goisgtc pleat a Polish colony of
best W is
kite
thebestnssvrsneeries.
ll f’l‘es high...”
surrrmm, . e—J‘rsnk
mummy 0:13..an sun
“Selenium sudwbllaihere
he of domino-with”
em
I
shot all killed m.
ST. loom. March il.-~A bold holdup oc- I
“lemmas “5.37.3233 _
Most Unruly Lot.
lineman morn Aurore.
he meant Drunk wsusy noel Ila Vs-
Ding, the mull hell not [mouths
MIMI-Medic late a Meal II! lie
Keeper—Tile Trip Was Lively.
that the conduct of 950 image” of the
'i‘snric was simply beastly, and the clause
of the steamer were glad when the whole
crowd were trundlod away to Brooklyn in
yellow wagons shortly after the venue!
reeohed her pier here. ' ,
Jolly, the elephant. the only one of the
lot who was a feverite with or body.dis-
greced himself shortly sfter be label-k-
ed by stealing bay, frightening s driver
and causing bomownrd hound Brooklyn
lies to stand aghast. 0n the way hereoue
of the let, an ant ester. wounded his keep-
to break lease from their cages. and the
byenss kept the whole ship awake by their
ill timed mirth, The sscmd bull forgot iris
dignity in high kicking, and Jolly drank
bec'snd whisky until, like the elephant in
the circus. he went round and round when
he got on shore.
A 'nlleving Elephant.
it in not often that a bay wsgon ls looted
on the Brooklyn bridge in broad deyligllt
and right before the eyes of n etslwsrt and
unusually undoubted policeman. but the
feet was accomplished by Jolly.
The way the meuegerie soled on the trip
over here on the 'i‘euric was most censure-
lllc. Old Neptune wcntout on e frolic Fri-
day night, and the mammals in the 12bit:
yellow wagons lubed to the Tsuric's rush:
deck joined in. The freighter ,
away over to one ride.
The lions and tigers roared. the bycnss
laughed with rlbeld glue. and the dissoluto
pecbydcrln in the hold trumpeted for en
other bottle. .
The Tauric was more then half me over
herself when the storm struck her. She
rolled and pitched until the oflice'rs and
crew feared that the big cages would go
smiling over the decks and release their
jungle bred occupants.
The wagon containing the Numldlsn
lione began to away in the gale and toturn
in its isshlugs. The primers within roar-
ed and dashed their bodies sgaiust the iron
barred pen until it seemed a question of
only s few minutes before it would br—k
adrift. The captain had almost decidedto
heave to and in send the big box of living
freight overboard when there came e lull
in the storm, and the crew were able to
strengthen the bushings. .
Sacred Bull on u Recap-go.
The sacred bull took advantage of the
turmoil and tried to eiipuvvny unobserved.
lilo constant kicking were away outI end of
his wagon, and through the opening he
wandered out into the storm.
liv- was just gum overboard to browse
on the green hiiloc sof well-r iiblfifll when
a sailor threw it rope over his head and
drew him back, lie limped painfully to
bill mgr, for he had sprained one of his lil-
cred ankles.
Jolly was securely llofbl'tlfll up in the
bold. lie trumpeted all day and oil that
night. The keepers feared that he would
catch cold and gun him more whiuky. He
became frollmume, and there was many a
twinkle in his little brown eye. He waggsd
his trunk, moved his his feet in a lively
double shuffle and crowned his devilish
non by eating his keeper‘s hat.
The big ant outer end the giant rel dwell.
together in emiiy in one of the cages until
Alexis C‘euot, nnimsl tuna and lion train-
er, started to cicnn out their cage. on 'l'uso
day morning. Count is not very large. The
not enter was hungry. There was e scume
ever the dry buy in the cage, and the not
enter dug hie forth into the cnif of i‘euat's
(‘ .
el'ho lute of blood lumideusd him. He
fastened his fangs deeper in the yielding
flesh, and men and beast struggled and
fought over the floor of the cage. The at-
tcndeuts board the screaming of the train-
ax- snd hurried to the cegc, the aides of
which and the straw on the floor were
sputtered with blood, end young (lanai had
almost fainted. Manager l’renk Hell ecissd
s pitcbfork and drove the sharp tines into
the animal again sod sgnln helm hecould
break its hold.
Csnm was taken me hospital upon the
arrival of the steamer lo port. The ani-
mals have all been'eafely landed in Brook-
lyn. ._ ,. _ ,. .
IMHO)! Ipottsrs Horned About Town.
Pomsllolrrll. N. li., March ii.-'l’hs two
agents for the New‘lismpebire Law and
Order We, who precipitated the riot in
Ccuwrdshgenwds mnalvediusn:
ion . were reoogn ,sn
md of over 100 men and boys followed
them about the city and hissed than. The
Law and Order uleo made no attempt to
secure evidence. They will be timely
wetcbsd until they leave the city.
West is lynch the Lysehsrs.
lilcuslmm. March s.—»News lies Just been
received that “of the friends of Slaughter,
the man who was lynched a fortnight ago
who execute! lillll. ‘l'hs men who lynched
”normmWMW-Mcnmr
to av ,1
roused friends of their victim.
“leg” 0.. Refer: he
Cl , rm lurch 9.“ ug to t
rumors about M lfletchsr Heath
“curing econtroll interest in that pa.
m» Com Genetic W fib-
s denial. Provident Nonsense
mph fronthw Yorktbsthastillhcids
MWMWNM
Mike ,,
cs hostesses m‘wfi
tromfiesdsttheiiavaws cuss.
Walrus swine.
on. Marduk. coon.
rural murmur. “ ’
Nrw Your, March limit must be said ,
er and killed the giant rat. The lions tried
.1 1]
along in the riotoua waves. with her head m
at sports, N. 0., are looking for the times:.
tsle- . m; r. ,u so».
ioswsswcssmysmlshie‘,
m”... W‘qut --v~—-
sums
., ‘comcnmmcm
mo. Welcott
, . it so» sole. Mill. 0t.
' , use
meso‘hiieoilro.
from and “Willie limited frees
,, I ..
“three compsnuiaast
W overnor s
of the troop-iguldbeflmovsd.
license-oi
ken, was arrested near
“in to Feycflevllie.
t out ibastrikerstuiedtoindooe
havsdynsmitc. lie is not
, but he lost an arm while
meetings are all secret and back in
the Who swsy fry) the railroad.
TbeBssettsrecsivui t. murmured by
s «Mull of Huntsman. threeiening to
make it hot fertile editor if the pepevpub-
liked anything more concerning the plot
GLADSTONE'S CONDITION.
'flle Its-Premier ls I’ll [sled Will: on In»
“all new...
Mums, March G.~The following bul-
letin was issued by M r. Gladstone's ph yel-
"Mr. Gladstone is sudsring‘ from a trou-
bluonlc con la, due to a celerrhal indem-
nation of t s throat. ills temperature.
however, is only slightly above normei,
:3 his strengthlegood ilr remnlnein
Mr. Giedstoce was in a cheerful mood
during the day and was able to dictate re
pllss to many of the letters he received in
:bout his condition and exprming
y.
it trouble that hir. Herbert Gladstone
will u the agricultural portfolio and the
Right Hen. James Bryce the post of first
com-Honor of public worke, to which
elcs Mr. Herbert Gladstone he:- been up
pointed. '
Mb Wes filled Wills Head.
Lennon, Merci: li—‘l'he alleged bomb
found in flow street turned out to have.
been harmless The tin «Wdimvered
by the police only contained a blank car,
fridge covered over witba quantity of sand
end having a fuss attached to it. Though
the police cflcisls have been finally mn-
peilsd to admit that they have not disco»
and s dynamite plot, they still inetst that
Itch a plot may be in existence and as»
pass the belief that the tin hos end car-
tridge found were intended as ethmt upon
the part of euarch‘lsts. whotook this means
of informing the police of their danger.
Illa-chard App-heed Sew-tor.
New ORLEANS, March U.~Governor Fes-
tsr received the raslgnstion of United
States Senator E. C. White, to take effect
on Monday.llisrch ill. The governor sc-
cspted the same and appointed lion. xgw.
ton C. Blanchard, who, by reason of his
long service in Washington, is one of the
best known ubiio men in the state. Conv
gresemen B snchsrd is now in the four-
teenth year of his service in the lower
branch in the notional sesemhiy. Mr.
Blanchard will serve as senator until the
legislature has filled the vacant caused
by the resignation of Judge White.
Tammy lawless Ileei In Tune.
Sen Antoine. Ten, March fin-Shortly
sfter his arrivsl here lion. Bourke Cochran
of New York called upon Frederic ('oudrrt
at the residence of Lieutenant Balliugrrat
Fort Sam Houston, and the two distiu‘
guishcd Democratic leaders were in elm-e
consultation for shout two hours. Both
gentlemen, when questioned. claimed then
the meeting was merely e social one and
that politics wee not discussed. Mr. (7 -
dart has left for New York. Richard (iro-
kar and party are still at therench of John
rAl' Morris. Mayor Gilroy has not yet er-
red.
Politicians es sin Im- so Usual.
Seamumto, 0., March a.-President C.
0. Wilda-in of the American Protective
association claims thet cliques celled “in—
eer circles" have been foretell by pollst-
cians in the American Protective mist
tleu in Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo
for controlling them for political purposes.
its will order an inveetigstlen.
The Cm flanges Issues Murphy.
Pentium, Cal, March O.-Thomas Mot»
phy, the well known trainer and driver of
wetting
ms trunsr, he will leave he» ruled
co all the 15th for New York and no them-e
to St. Petersburg.
Colonel ale-aims Wile Dead.
lulvsnwom, lien. March awhile. ll
len It. Moon! ht, wife of esiiovevmr
Moonlight, to Bolivia, died at her
home is this city sftsr one day's illness.
Colonel Moorllight has he—WWI as
flew York. its expected to inks e simmer
for Bolivia on shimmy.
«-
eve mug W
ALIA”. March il.~«‘l'hesstlss Republic—
sntichetwsssieetsdstfirssnlslsnd. The
beam carried V hwy. llccslsk
sleetsd the entire Republican ticket. The
lieu-sleet eeuety heard of supervisors
will stand H mm it Moon“—
s Republican cfd.
CHUNKB 0" NM.
file teen were injured is a wreck seer
Ila-ices. ,
Envoy” Mohandas“
”Mlbmmwesmlpr
mush hsebnssesl am
”up , , fcr‘hbfltsvsssd‘llssss-
Wistihel‘ssllssabls in '
.7 when, mum vellum-u.w ”so:
whenever. .
“ THE SUNDAY sonnet.“
' dwelt when called upon to cues his
m, journal! on hisfimy-to uni-semi 'i'arsh
u I .
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Makes the bends soft. Did you
ever try it. .‘Ask “All! for s
free sample.
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Lesson}, rmsv (lumen, mus.
NATIONAL units, when 11.
lost if the Lessee, ass. ssviil, iO-Il,
le-sry Verses. ill-“afield” 1m,
Bea. ssvili, 15~Censsestsry by the
Dev- D. l. nestle.
lo. "rind Jacob want out from Bear-
Mend went toward Haven." Since
th’slestlcesonlsseo hsebeeutotbsPllll
latices, and being forbidden to to
Egypt he et acres, where fell
into his is 's sin coccarui his Wife.
He afterward made his homest be
ill the extreme south, where his father
only son. 'lfhcu follows the the
Who practiced upon hemlock“
and scab, with Essu's consequent hatred
of Jacob. resulting in Jacob’s leaving
hometown: hismothcr's peoplestflev
run in Psdsnareul, where Abram bed so-
ll. “And be lighted upon a certain
piece and terricd there all night, because
thesnu wsssct,snd hetookoftbestoues
of that piece and put than for hie pillows
consider Jacob from this on apart from his
”"32? $33.“; ll‘W' ""
If. I" i
tivecffecteinthcbistorycf them
Ills. lie goes forth to obtein s wife (vase
for whom he labors patlmtly a long
i e (chapter ml, to, ll), but it seem
short to him incense of his great leveto
her (nix, 20). Christ loved the church
sud geve Himself for it (Evil. v, 25). Elie-
sassskinge bride for the son sthome
with his lstlm in so ive of the present
work of the Spirit 11 gstbcrl out the
church. he you sestoob in hie loose
with the stones for his pillows you can’t
help thinking of him who hsd not where
to lay ills bred (Luke is, re). '
12. “And he dreamed, and behold a
ladder setup on the earth. and the top of
it reached to heaven. And behold the su-
gsisofGod warding and descending» ,
it.” By comperi John 1, hi, the
is suggestive of t lion of Dian, who be-
coming men reached down to where we
were, and being (kid rcscbcs up to heaven,
the eogeis Ming ministering spirits unto
the heirs of salvation. it will be fully scan
in the hereafter of the miilcsliel kingdom.
in. "And behold the lord stood above
it and raid. 1 am the Lord God of Abn—
hsm, thy father and the God of laser the
land whcrron thou lint, to thee ii I
give it and to thy seed.” Notice in this
vase and the but three beheids~bebold a
ladder. behold the angels, behold the Lord.
it. “And thy seed shell be as the dust
of the earth, and thou shalt spread abroad
to the went and to the east and mthc north
and to the south, end in the and in thy
seed shall all the femilirs of the earth be
blessed." Abram was promised u need as
commute M the dust of the earth and as
thesis" of henvm (xiii, Iii; xv, 5). The
latter was repeated to lease avid), and
new the former is confirmed Jacob.
is. “And behold 1 em with thee and
will kerptbee in all pieces whither thou
gocst and will bring thee spin into this
land, for! will not leeve thee until i have
done that which I have spoken tothce of.”
Here in a fourth behold and associated m
with whet seems to me the most com
henalve assurance in the Bible, “1 cm with
thee." Compare Ilia. iii, i2; Joshua i, B;
.iudg. vi, lo; Jar. i, 8, 19; fee. all, to;
Keg. l. 13; ii, 4; Neill. sxvlll. 20, etc.
Consider well this promise of God‘s pres-
ence and loving care end gracious purpose
in the light of Jprob’s unworthiue- and
«nakedness and see if your soul is not
comforted and strongtheued by the fact
that this God is your God, the same yesv
tel-day, today and (waver.
in. “And Jewhewsked out of his sleep,
and he said, Surely the Lord is in this
place, and lknrw it not." His partner
ship with his mother in the deceit
ticcd upon least; would not tend to f low,
ship with “ml, but to be alone and away
from homcwmctimssceuscsdcsfitbought,
and it is pmeihle that m Jsco sleptlls
had turned to God with true penitence end
confession, and that this vision was the
answer to his prayers.
11. “And he wee afrelrl and said, How
drasdfni is this piece! This is none other
but the heueeofflod, audthis istbegate
of heaven." Ever since Maul sinned and
said, hi wee afraid" (Gen. iii, )0), she has
lnsdermm afraid at the mecca of the
Lord. And yet God is love and loved in
whenwowcredcad in sills,dekvistdicd
for sinners. mg. cannot hvamis the
presence of v sport from t vnsss
ofslns. but this also be has provided in
Jesus (flirt-rt Mote xiii, ml. 39; loll. i,
d 7).
'13. “And Jacob rose up early in the
mlngsud took the stone thetbeiled
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and pcursd‘oil upon the of it."
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