. was "A flsrsphie Diet," shavest . > being Psalms laxvili, ill. "liar: ass slipls' food." What risky would bathe undertak- itss in the wilderness, of made and who made it. The called angels’ loud, but why ‘ , Was it because it came from , plauwhere angels live, or because an- ”pounded it. or because angels did It, or because it was good enough ior m On what crystal platter was it w to the door oi heaven and than , out? How did it taste! We are there was in it something like honey, but it the saccharine taste in it had been ill! strong many would not have liked it, ”so it may have had a commingling oi ' is delicacy of the skies. it most M” been nutritious, ior a nation lived on Jain so years. It must have been health- llil, ior it is so lnsplringiy applauded. it I” have been abundant, because it dlfi Jihad thenecessity of a antler for a great » army. is person had a ration. of three , a y allowed to him, and so 15,: M pounds were necessary every weelr. weruvthe times oi which my text when ”man did eat angels' iood. " ' lithe good Lord. who has helped mesa M will help me now, I will iirst tell ya. what is hugols' food and than how we , .01 ”some of it ior ourselves In our ‘ natal state we most have for mastication sad duration and assimilation the prod astral thefsarth. C tyss weii as Emily and spiritual ty characterizes on style at diet has much to do with our "wall ~ - > Light and frothy food taken .1 . results in weak muscles and ' . " m4”- idism. The taking oi too much animal iv w producessonauality. Vegeta- » physical stamina. Above Earthly Food. , state where we target the news ’ earthly food. We were led by inys, nticipationa, by discoveries, by com- . . ships that dwindled the dining into insignificonm and made the urn oi the table stripid and uninvit- . There have been cases where from ,. ugly invisible sources the human . . has been maintained, as in the re- -arhablocaseof our invalid and Christian , ~ bar. Mollie Puncher, known through: ,. the medical and Chriotinn world ior she was iievon weeks without earthly M and sustained on heavenly vi- Our beloved Dr. lremeua Prime. 6 . and theologian, recorded the won- lava meaning this girl. Professor West. in great scientist. marveled over it..and Willard Parker. oi worldwide iamaia sur' ,tliaswlp his hands in amusement at There are times in all our lives when ‘ iasserts itself and saysto the body: ushl Stand baokl Stand down!" 1 artist abanquet where no chailccs and no viands smoke, and no culi- ury implements clatter. I am feeding on M which no human hand has mixed and monthly oven baked. I am eating ”an: fls’ loud.” it you have never been in lids an exalted state. i commisorate your leaders temperament. and ldiamiss you but this serviceaslncornpetoat to undo-r- the thrilling and glorious linguisti- o my text when it says, "Man eat angels’ food. ” A feast oi Soul. ow, what dotho supernatural: llveon.’ experience nono oi the demands oi ty and have no hindrance or en- t in the shape of bone and muscle flash, and hence that which may do- our palate or invigorate our poor, irarnea would he of no use to them, they have a food of their own. My says so. There may be other courses iood in the heavenly menu that l am awarsoi. but 1 know of five or six of loud always on celestial tables eharnhlnr and seraphim and area In“! gather for heavenly repeal—«tho mys fly a! Mal-pupil. calestlallzcd music, u heavenly picturesque. sublime cel- bquy, eternal enterprises, saintly mie- flsa, divine companionship. oelehrative lahllsnea. There lsoae subject that ex- flt-tha curiosity and inquisitivensss of siltlossaognls. St. Peter says. "Which the desire lolook inlo”-—thst u did hrtst each-age a palace for a Why did he drop a scepter irom his l , hand to take aspear into his leis _ Why quit the anthem oi the won ”I. Mass to hear the omoning oi a K We voles! Was a straw tor =a'riandl "Could it not have ‘ but charm?" says angel the ,~ “Was the human race worth such a. . W’ my! angel the wood. "How ’ Isavsapst along without him ior ' ”Waysaagelthethlrd. ”Through Wmflflffl mnrlselnto r?! iii: 355?? E s S t i! i .ll. c a fit 3 d our iseoltlss cultivated in that direc- tion were never long enough for them. as at it o'clock at niaht the leader at the or ehsstra pave the three taps at his baton to again start the music they were as trash and alert as when three hours before and at 8 o'clock the curtain was ilrst lifted. lflrsio to them is iood for body, iood ior mind and load ior soul. from what i read in my Bible 1 tbinheelestialiud raw sic will mate up a large part oi sngcls’ iaod. Why do lsay “oelestiaiiud music?" Because, though in uric may have hem born in heaven, it had not all its charms until it came to earth and took a baptism oi tears, Since then it has had a pathos and a tenderness that it could not otherwise have possessed. It had to pass under the shadows and over stormy seas and weep st sopuichers and to be hummml as lullaby over the cradle oi sick children hetero it could mount to its present altitudes oi heavenly power. No organ on earth would he complain without the stop "tromolo" and the stop “vox humans.” And no music oi heaven would he complete with- out the "tremolo" oi earthly sorrow oom- iorted and tho"vox humerus" oi earthly sympathies glorified. Just take up the New Testament and ilnd it a notebook of eslestieiizcd music. A Power of Music. It says Jesus sang a hymn before he went to the Mount oi Olives, and ii he could sing on earth with Bethlehem hut millatlon close behind him, and sworn enemies close on both sides of him, and the laments oi Goigotha just before him. do you not suppose he sings in heaven! Paul and Silas song in midnight dungsrm. and do you not supports that now they sing on the delectable summitsi What do the harps and trumpets and choirs oi ilcv- thc millions oi good singers and players upon instruments who tool: part in earth iy woryhip do in heaven without music? Why, the mansions ring with it. The great halls oi eternity who with it. The worship of unnumbered hosts is lnwroppcd with it. it will he the only art oi earth that will have enough elasticity and strength to impthn grave and lake prisms lieu of heaven. Sculpture will halt this side the grave because it chiefly cmnmern- crates the, forum of those who in heaven will he rm-nustructml, and what would we want of the sculptured imitation when we stand in the presence of the rt-mirrceicd original? Painting will halt this side the grave lil'ClIllKii the colors oi earth would he too tame for heaven, and what use to have pictured on canvas the scenes which shall he ricncrihed to us by those who Were the participants} Ono oi the disciples will tell us about the "-imt supper” better than Titian, with mini y touch. set it up in art gallery. The ,llainest saint by tongue will describe the last judgment hotter than Michael An. gain, with his pencil, put it upon the cell- ing of the Vatican. Architecture will halt this side the grave. for what use would thorn be for nrchitvet’a (311")le and de- sign in that city which is already built and garniehed until nethingcan he added; all the 'i'uilvries and Windsor castles and St. Clouds oi the earth piled up not equal- ing its humhiest rmhicnua; all the hit. Paula and St. Peters and Hi. limits and St. sophias oi the earth built into one cathmlral not equaling the heavenly tern- ple. but music will pose right on, right up and right in, and millions in brown will acknowledge that, under God, she was the chief cause of tlleirsalvation. ()h, i would like to be present when all the great i 'hris lion singers and the great Christian play. ers oi all the ages shall mngrmate in heav‘ em (if name they umal, lilm all the rest of us, he clmnm-d and renowned by the blood of the slain lmilh. Man, that some oi the grant artists if sweat. milllld have been not distinguished ior prelliuary as lot the way they warmed or sung or ilnuvrml the keyboard or trod the organ polls]. Some who huvo her-n distinguished blind“! and sopranoa and prlma donnns on earth 1 four will never sing the song oi Moses and the Lamb or put the lip to the trumpet with sounds of victory bolero the throne. lint runny oi the masters who charmed us on earth will more mightily charm us in heaven. Great music hallo! sterniiyi May you and l be there some day to ac- clalm when the “llallelulsh Chorus" is watched, Aron earth there have been harmonies made up of other harmonies. a strain oi manic irom this cannula and a strain oi music from that Mortars. and a bar from this and a bar iwnnthst. batons great tune or theme, into which all the calms were poured as rivers into a sea. so it may be given in the mightiest soul in the heavenly world to gather mouthing iron) all the sacred songs we have song on sarth or which have been sung in all the M. and roll than: on in eternal syn): phony, but the one great thorns smiths mum-striving tone that shall carry all before it and upliil all heaven from ssatral throne to isrthcst of and and to the highest capstone he. "Unto him who loved as and washed aslrom our sinsln his own blood and made us kings sad prints unto God and the Xmahwhila beg i" “will he sienna enough for all to last on. has will ha a Mnlfiioflm ’l‘hat will he anyls' loud. Imus-spurs. Iewia the emerald pal-saris hearts in the cash-um sad masts of the Kisgmashismrsetrewihshansst isud bring as crushes name! sapls' “which” farm easel mighty saw ,Thsfllblaielsnshnnwposltlvsv iy that the angels haveoarwcrld's aiislrs sathslrh-vrt. 'i'hsyataratiisrspldtras- wt [was world to world. lilalstariag Wismseortingsplritadsisnd guardian l ' mission is ”stupendous ‘sornl'nsntl they srs gladly obtalssd. When elation suggest if not music? What would' areas at will. at 006' they sit together in hsavsn's/ places, Gav . and Michael, the archangel, and the angel that pointed Hagar to the iosnlsin la throwers. and thssngsl that mag open the prison door at delivered Peter, and the angels who are to he the rsapars at the and at the world, and the angel that stood by Paul to encourage him on the laundering eornshlp oi Alexandria, and the two angels that sontlneled the tomb oi Christ, and the four angels that Hi. John saw in Apocalypse at the tour corners oi the earth. and the illennela that unard the ill swinging pearls, and the 20.0000hlfl0lr ad angels that the psaimlst described. and ' more radiant than all oi thorn put to gather, and mightier than all, and iovelier than all, "the Angel oi the Covenant," the Memos oi his voice the best music that ever entranced mortal or immortal ears, his smile another noon risen on mldnoon. his presence enough to maize in heaven ii shore woirc no other attraction—l say, when they moot together in the council chambers clone [to the throne, oh, that will he regulement lniinitol That will he a re- port sligmriml. That will he an ola' iood. And one oi my exciting antic potions oi heaven is the prospect of seeing and talk. in“ with some oi them. Why not? What did they come out ior” on the balcony on that Christmas night and sing for our world ii they did not want to be put in communication with us! I know the sort enmie was in Greek, but they knew that their wards would be translated in all lan- guages. if they thought themselves too good to have anything to do with us, would they have dropped Christmas carols upon the shepherds", as bad as any of us have ever been? Aye, ii they sang ior mortals. will they not sing for us when wevhccomo immortals? Celebrativa duhliaaea. New in the emerald pnlacaoi heaven let the cuphcarers and servants oi the King remove this course from the banquet and bring on another course oi angels' loud, the last course and tho heat—tho dessert, the culmination of the feast, which is colubrntlvo jubilation, You and I have known people who prided themselves on never getting excited. They have will! tinted the phlogmniic. You never saw tlmmcry; you never heard them inn burst ui laughter. The are inunotonouu and to moiutnlurahle. am niruid 0! a man or a Woman that cannot cry. i am afraid of a man or a woman who cannot laugh, Christ say» in the bank of Resolution that such people are in him nauseating and cause i'l'tilltuitnlirm—l lievvixsiion iii. iii) "litsliisllsli thou art lukewarm and neither cold our hot 1 mil spew than out oi my mouth." lint the arugula in heaven have no stoildiiy ui' unresponsiveness. There is one thing that agitator timni into holy Warmth. We know that absolutely. ll lhl ir harp he hung up on the panels of aliilelliyni, they tulle it down and with deli lingers pull ironi among the strings a crmtiule. They run in to their neighbors on the some golden street and tall the good news. if Miriam has there cymbals anything like limm with which aim per- tanned on the banks oi the iii-d sea, aha claps them in triumph, and there is a icstal table spread. and the heat of the eliuols.‘ food is set on it. When is it? It is when a man or Woman down in the world who was all wrong by the grace oi God is made all right-«Luke xv, l0) "There is joy in the presume oi the angels oi ilmluvermie sinner lhut mpenloth." Why are they so happily agitatvdl lio- cauae they knew what a tremendous thing it is to turn clrar around iron: the wrong and raise the right road. it is immune they know liu- llllll'l’t‘llilu imivi'i-vn leims' trough with nothing but hie-ll» and a king a bouquet with numls' loud. ltlu immune tin-y know the inilniie, the over- lasting chill-mm: iuzlww'n down and up. Time of l‘s-silvliy, Ami thou tiwir festivity lat-etching. if wo hrnr the hell» of unity ring. Wu say, "What is that ior?" ii We hear rolling out inn" an lllltlllhl‘llllii the sound oi n iuliorcimrrn. vvo my, "What is human lug here?" And wiwn the anpls of llmi tel." no idiom-m over a case of earthly ll'pt'iiliiill'u your trio-min in heaven will any; ' 'Wllni “0" thing has happened? Why lull diapnson? Why the chime limit the oldest tuwnrs oi ctr-rally?" The blot is, my hearers, thereon: people in heaven who Would like to innit from you. Your itlili drcn there are wondering when fatin-r and brother will more into the hinmlom, and with more glee than they ever danced in the hallway at your coming home at even tide they will dance the liner oi the heav- enly tnausinn at the tidings of iatlmr and moths-r saved. licsilll's that ill. old iullts want to hear irmn you, They are stand} in; at the Mad oi the celestial stairs wait~ infer the news that their prayers have been onward. and that you are coming onto take iroru their lips ahlss better than that which now they throw you. Calling you by your but new, as they al- ways did, they are talking silent you and saying. “’l‘hsrs is our sun.” or: "’l'hero is our daughter down in that world oi strap ale, battling. euiirring. sloping. weeping, Why can they not ssethat Christie the only one who can help and couriers and save!” That is what they aresaylngshout you. and, if you will this hour in one prayer at sumndor that will not tails more than a sseoml to male decide this. than swifter than telegraphic dispatch the news would reach them. and annals oi God who never iali would Join your glorified kindred in raisin-lira. and the caterers oi heaven would do lhsirbast. sod sslniaand ssrsphs “a by side would take angels' hind. ulorybs to tied for snobs possiblliiyi 0h. tires this moment the» might hearash for hsssmi ‘I'ia hoists-ail the Brits-y. Coma. its sslasa rum. (firm. lino islets. whoihlrstsl whewill. ”was hr m bids tires m a. am We. 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