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Text 0! the loam», Ex. xiv, lO-QD—llomo-
hry Verne, QI-QMOldcu Text. Hob. at.
”ilk-Commentary by the Rev. D. M.
iii 1w _ .- . .. . . .
19. “And thrimmel of. (ind, which went
before thccuntp oi Ital‘lliel, removed and
went behlndetbern, and the pillar of the
cloud went from before their lane. and
stood behind them." They kept the pans»
over according to the lust lemon, uud that.
night the angel of death» vinitcd every
house where 'there was no blood on the
door, as (ind bud said—then wan Egypt
glnd to thl'lliii. Israel forth, nor did they
octid thorn 11w y empty, but. loaded with
spoil. Nor (lit Israel borrow of the Egyp—
tlnuo, us in the A. \'., but naked and re-
ccivcd as their right. (it. V., chnpter xii,
30-36). No sooner hurl they started than
the’lmrd went before them in u pillar of
cloud illlil lit-n, to guide illltl protect them.
y. 20. “And it. cutno between the camp of
the Egyptinnu and this camp of Israel.
And it true 3 cloud and darkness» tovtbcm,
but. it gttvu light by night to those: So
thitt the one come not ncur the other till
that night." The amino cloud wus light to
God's people nllil dnrknesu to Ills cue-mien.
Ilo lIlttmt-lt was in the cloud, llfl lie bud
been in the burning bush: mi Ilein now
in His word, which in a light. to Ills peo-
‘ pic, but. all dttrkncsn t0 that-to who hate
Ilim. When Ihrtlvl saw their predicament,
they were ttfruid and cried to the Lord,
thinking they would surely be tduin, for
they know not. the Lord as yet , though they
had .‘it'i'll nonu-thinuol Ills power 'n Egypt.
They were no «low to learn its? “'1' are.
They still \vulkt-d by night.
:.'l. “And Mom's stretched out. his buutl
over the out. And the Lord caused the
son to go buck by u Htmug cunt. thtl nil
that night. und -1nudo the non dry land,
and tho wutwru were divided.” Most-u Illlll
tittllcd lln- pt-oplt», anyittg. “It‘cur yinnot;
stand still ttnd m-v the nulvntion of the
Lord." “Tho Lord slutll light for you,
ttnd yo .‘u‘lliill hold your mace" (Vt-ram 111,
Hi. Then the Lord ltudxuld in “ninth
word ttnd httd told Moses to lift up his rod
and divide the sen (Vi‘l’SC‘S 15. 1d). This is
the rod which Mos-ms had in hisbuud when
tho Lord nit-t Illill tit tho bush (Ex, iv, ‘21.
It is not (my grout. thing the Lord units of
no thttt. He may use us, but just the on»
tire, tutrrcndcr to Illru (it wh'ut We have.
32‘}. “And the children of lsrucl went
into the midst, of the; *rugittpou the dry
ground. And the Willt‘l‘fl um.- u wull ttnto
them on their right ltuud ttnd on their hit. "
The Spirit records the {not in this New Tm-
tnmt‘nt in those words: “Ily fnith they
passed through the Red sou mi by dry lund "
and cull-t it u buptisut unto .‘Ittsrrt (Hub,
xi, 2”; I ('ur, x, l, ‘J. Time Mom's wns
honorvd nu thn wrvnnt of the Lord rind
the louder of His people, ttnd lIll‘ Lord wn~
honored through Mom-a. 'I‘ltt- liiblv is
nothing if not. nupcrnuturul, for (iml is
over illltl :tbownll unturv, and lie is t'Vt'l'y
WIIt'I't) sown in His word ttnd ought to I)t'
we“ iuthc live.» of Iii-t people.- tlutt Ilc
might be glorified. It is not natural for
a son to illln'lilt' ttnd list water» to stand tt~
u wull, but lwro urn the fuctu thrice told
by the Iloly Spirit.
21!. “.ltul Iilt' l'lgyptitttm pur-uttui ttnd
went in after them to tin: midst of tho tit-:1,
own nil l'lmrztnh’s horn-x, hie churints
and his honouu-u." When tiny our gmw
against. God, hr in yielding to illt‘ devil.
and tin-rte in no telling to what. length.» ho
muy lm it'll to bid own destruction. It is
t'Vt'll written tlutt to thaw. who obey not
the truth shall be sent sarong delusion
that the-y muy In lll‘Vl‘i‘l “Pt II Thu-es. it. it!
l’l). 'l'lw l'lm'piiuna kin-w not Hod ttnd
wont lli'lll only upon tln- tlmirttrtiott 01
”is poupli'. , .
24. “And it Unit" to pit-r4 illiil in tin-
inorniu: wutrh thc Lord lHUl-(t'tl unto the
host of tho l-Lgt‘ptiuno through Illl‘ pillur
of tire ililll of tho cloud. mid troubb-d Illl'
host of tln- l‘igtptiuni.” 'l'ht- i'lllilil lintt
lmtl lwt'll11t:illtl<'.:iiitlil llglll.lllttlll>lllt'ltl
to l‘I'iit-l this now to lu-t-mttt- ibvir ll'v’t‘ilurr
Illii‘ll tin-tr nutrition. for llli‘ Lord mm in
tho t-lnud. null lit- 1» ull title and more to
oil “bu put tin-tr trt1~t in Him.
135. “,\ml took oil tlu-ir t-lntrint whorl-1,
tend tho-y draw tlu-tu homily fio thut the
Egyptians will. l.<-t. Its lion from tho Int 0
of Ihrurl, for tln- lmr-l llllllIJ‘Ill Itil‘llit'lil
:ttzuittnt lltc ltluypliuttx.” 'I'lto'y \vrrt- mu
vim-ml of the truth “‘ltrll ton lulu, us
"lillty buvu lit‘l‘ll stow ttnd will int 10 the
t'llil. \l‘lzttt n word in this, “'I'ho Lord
llultlt-tlt lut- Inruvl'” five llvui. i. ii”; iii.
2‘3; xx, 4. .ltvhlliiit x. it; xxiii, :t, 1H, and
('iillHllli'r how lil' will 3’”. (Illi'i' ttmru light
for thvm wiwn tw mtm- buck with Him
in |ttl\\t‘1‘illlii glory ill-Cit. xiv, fit, it.
:11. ".\nd the Lord null unto Morton.
Sin-it'll out tliitw llililil ovt-r tlu- m-u tiutt
tlw \Htlvtw ttitty ('ottto nuttitt upon ”11'
Egyptinnx, upon tlu-ir t'ltttritttrt ntul upon
tlwir hum-mm," it. in not min to touch
tlu- pmpb- oi iimi, for thu- Lord lmn mid,
“llt- thut tottc‘u th you tottt'bt'tlt tho itltlllt‘
of Iliutyt'” 17mph. it, h». .\nd win-n Sun]
of 'l‘urnu-t “'tH itt'l’m‘i m in): tho ('hrintium
.Il'nllH mid to him, “Why pom-cutest lltnll
1110"" (Art-4 ix. r1, M “P tttuy lwttr lulu;
Illltl pvrmit. iiiw potiplt' to Itiillll‘v \t‘i‘)
Illlit‘lt, l»ttt.,...llt« it ill in tlilt' tlnn- dcliH-r
ilit‘lil. ..
3.7. “And lllmm Nll‘t‘li‘llml lortlt ltl~
liiilitl owt' tlw .‘vt'ii. iiilll tiw wit l't'llll'lll'll to
hi» hll‘t'ilLtlll \t ““11 tho morning: nmwnrml.
ttnd tlu- i-Zupyiinm llwi ttwtltmt. it. nnd the
Lord (WI'I‘lllll'lt' tlw I'lgyptiutm in the midst
of tho mu.” .\~4 pawn-er night it ill-U1 night
to b:- rt-owmlu-rwl, M) thin mm u morning.
to lu- rt'ittl'tillit‘l‘t‘il. ’I'ruly lHi’lli'l did not
Ill‘t‘llilillulil litllllfiltillili'w-‘ll.“11Hl'liili‘liltll
tmuitwt ihv Lord, and tlw Iiiil‘ti titruiuwt
l’ltttrmtlt. Win-n Iio liiilkt'ti lilo pi-Itttlp'»
I'l‘tllhi‘ “it own, to: HP "Imus down. how
tilliv'l Ill-t pvoph- blutilltl iw, for who mm
14111111 before Him? “11‘ Hod lit' for no, Mm
run ln' nuttiunt. tow" iinly we munt bu ptt
llt‘lli till lilit liltil‘lllliu.
B‘i,.".‘\llil till! Wllii‘l'H ro'ttlrlml nlitl cov-
ered tln- chariot» und tho ltoritetut-u ttnd
till tlw host. of Pharaoh thut cunm into the
non utter throtétiwro rcmnltwd not no
much mi one or them." How thoroughly
God works. jib-4t. no at. tliotlt'lttgt'evcry liv.
lug culinmuce perished that. won outside
of the nrk ((1011. VII, 21))! No wuuder tlntt
win-n lHl'in now that. great. work which
the Lord dld upon the Egyptians they
feared the Lord ntid believed the Lord
and iii» N'H’flllh Mme» (‘Vct‘utt iii).
29. “lint. thn children of lame] wnlkcd
upon dry bind in thjmidrt. of the sea, nud
the wntcrn “out a wall unto them on their
right bond and on their left." Thin is at:
most identical With Verne 22. but. the Spirit
makes no needless repetition, run] when
lie thus by doubling eontlrmoa mutter
Gen. all. 5.2) It. luecouwrt tut to give special
end to the {not or the message. lie lllm-
cell in roundabout ill» people an the moon-
tains and ma wall of llrul’b. any, h:
7min. li. n) and will damni‘mn’lous thing;
(or 111» pic today i are a any n
(or the amine. Let us Bin "The Lord la
guy at and song, an flu it become
my aaln ton" (Ila. xv, I).
Wild and Foam“: Appear-nee.
to many of the mosques, no
little places filled with diminutive
groves and irregular tombstones and
thickly overgrown with shrubs and
rtmltunlim,.
Turkey to keep maven in repair, and
the monumental stones, being tall
and slender. and generally cylindricc
a1, noon fall out of the pt‘emcndicuv
lur, leaning in m't-ry direction and
lending tho cemeteries a wild and fun
tustic appearance.
Until Mahmud introduced the fez
the headstones of men’s graves were
surmounted by carved representa-
tions of turbuns, but since that time
the ten is in universal new-scarlet;
when new, with a'blue tassel. Upon
the column below the‘ cylinder there
is frequently a long inscription, be»
ginning with an iuvmation to God or
a verse from the Koran, and followed
by a short account of the dead man's
lift).
The tombstones of women either
bear no symbol at ull, or, an in the
great nfitjority of (uses, are eur-
mounted by u sunflower or some-
thiup; in the nature of an arabesque
.orplunt. The inscriptions on them
are itllnl‘b-fl. invariably in verse. In
very rut-t: instances persons of meat
important-t- have very elulmt'ute mon-
uments. Willt‘ll are usually ugly in
proportion ith' thcyurtr intended to be
lmuutlful. and like tho others are al-
lowed to full to ruin.
In most, of them; small cemeteries
thorn 81": narrow. well kept walks at
21 lower level than the graves them-
selves and t’mtttt‘ztstipg oddly with the
wild growth of trees and ehrubbery
on t‘iit'li side. I’m-suns reputed to have
led holy livot-t one often buried, cs-
pcciully in the country, in solitary
gravest sun'oundod by elaborate grat-
ings and covered by roofs and domes,
and it is not uucotmnon to see them
brightly illuminated at night with
votive lumps, like the tombs of saints
in Cuthollt- countries.
For Mohutntucduns not only rover-
ence the memory of the dead. but be-
ltt-ve in tho efficacy of their prayers
and llllt‘l‘tféxib’lillls. It is a common
thing. too, to see this shrubs about
thr- gt'uvomlt' saluted [muonuges cov-
t‘l'L‘tl with hundreds ttnd oven thou.
Hands of setups of rum torn by pil-
grimu from their gati'ttwnts and stuck
on the bithiws ttt tlw belief tlntt the
offering u-tll pt'ostrt'vu tiu- individual
from sickness. , 'Sct’ibnt-t’s Magazine.
How It Fer-In to (in llart'l'not.
It’ you “'lnll to know the absence of
intuition wiwtt yachting. burn your
lt-ot'suts and return your shoes and
slut'klllgfi to your trunk uztttl you
t'llll'l' u t-iviltzod part For yours I
haw Worn llt‘lllii'l' t'Xt't'pt 111 public.
(,‘nnsoqttnzzilg.’ I Hi” no risk of u chill
from (-1 .111 or dmupfwt. It certainly
i'mltili‘t‘.‘ u illilt? training imforc you
are able-to wulk ovor rough ground
with tho- unnutuml. soft solos (1f the
, slim- bound foot, but it is more easily
and ttlllt'klfi' done than you would
unugitw.
After your-x of being swutlted and
bound :llttl ttnd ttnd mood in whale-
lmno. tt CIHtfi' :t «loin-tour; nonso of
frc-t-dom to I.» wind in nothing but a
gilllzx‘ Wtwlc-it rilll'l. u mumtt and u
ltolttlztt 'l'ln-t't- is not :111_\.'\\'lit‘l't' a
build or rt mm: to i‘ilt't‘k lllt‘ blood in
your \'l‘lll.~, iilltl 1.5 you stund on tho
dock of your ‘iiilt, all your body con-
N'ittlls of tho- tltytlttnn'ul. clustit‘ roll
of tho wtt lllltl lill‘ fl'i‘hll, ('lt‘illl ti'iitlvs
vactly ltlt>\\‘lllf..{, you fw'l like u bird
on tho \vtttg, Mrs. Robert Louis
Slvvvllsutt.
Hugnr tau ta Medicine.
Among the uilutouts claimed to be
l‘t‘llt‘t‘ml by sugar lll‘t' chronic caturt‘lt
of tho stotttztt'h, i‘llliil‘HSlR. t-at-t'ofultt.
lli'lllLlHtllltl various nervous infections
of lllt‘ filtilllili‘ll. i'llillllulfi intuit-rs in
Switzerland. it in mid. take with
tin-m on tilt'll‘t'Xi'ill'HltillHlitillllll‘g but
but-on ttnd Fllgill' to t't-stot't- cxln-udod
lnllt-ii'lllill’ fot't'v. Hiiigttt‘irt to bolookvtl
upon itn‘tlt‘tiit'inltiitg food, and not (111
ll H‘Vt‘t’llllt'ill
lucotuput‘iug tho t-ntmttnption of
sugar pvt' bond in England and Her-
tuztny, bwlngtht-t-u to t'otu'timt-H grout-
o-t' in tho l‘urtttt-t' thitit lli titi- lilllt'l'. it
is found thut tho Working powvt‘ ttnd
t'llillll'illll'i' of tho English is frequent
ly attributed in tin-tr food. lllltl in this
(1181‘ ulsu mud bo t'vi't-i't't‘d totlu-it'
Htiigur dirt. All altottld out titot‘v 25th.:-
ur: thow who til't‘ illlliliz' should cut
Illlli'll. Such in the opinion of a (let'-
mun write-1'.
fit'mtiur tiormun'o VIrnkm-u.
Smut-tr (itil‘llltlll in very iron from
tliowmltni-ssos thttt. burnt tin-ordi-
nut'y indivitluttl. but ho liilH onodiw
tint-t failing. llo in nu tttvotnmtc
gum t-hower. lie chow» gum in the
senate chamber, in tho l‘tilllll‘lliht‘le
room. on tho utrvnt ttnd tit tho thou»
tor. IIo done it urtiuticully tutti quit-b
ly. and there are i'cw time during
the (lit); when there in not it piece of
gum in his mouth. He neither umokee
nor drinkserton Adm-minor,
The logical Exploitation.
Mrs. Leightly chtiw Vlmt I don’t
understand in how u Wmnttll who
marries more; thun iilli'i,‘ c-xpw'ta to
feel when she llli't‘t?‘ her luisbntnb in
heavmt’t ,
Mm. (lidwifc-~.‘dy dour. you ilh'ifr'
look the fact that own it’ uwotuun
should marry tour or five men she
could not reasonably expect to meet
morethan meat the lot in heaven
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Reach
Buyers a;
Is the cherished plan of all ad.
verticere. The BEST CLASS of
buyers buy THE SEMINEL,
and it is through their trade
that all
Business
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Prosper?
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