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llllh and women

leaf shaken ill the wind whenever_.the the thuhdera growl they lived. through for of an electric sever come out from under the of.that danger. Like Paul on to Damascus. blinded and Nitro flung into the dirt by thnnderbolt, or by it they

homes shattered and had u. dear loved one side. To be frightened

der such circumstance iihrii in he 0 di B ~ little child. The master artists drew a'

But Hg Sh \ll Come lil All the Splendour

°' “‘° 'WU' °f \d*'fh° filmed the recess

A' B»IBsbe in a Manger Will'_t_he Ms.stst’s

Comings of Christ Vivtdly _Ct-;n¢|»“¢¢4

- is

Angeles.

Glyn

July 16.-In these

on earth. The -text ls

21, "As the lightning the

terrorized come to

it storm un-

not neces-

ll owar y.

,The raging of a thunderstorm has

n o ,

ro, great cataracts and s oo ng .lava

stap fallollllrlg after me.

frequent him i iii _tones of __¢_mother trying to hhdgh aiuiificih ,_bab_s._ she, the mother. Just

which he iihehii isrl_ad_a.siths child. Then Chriniii promised 'ery tres, every rock, every

sftexftligethundera had rolled ed and died away, I could faint cry of a child or the

would come out as clear in

durlngthe day. Then midnoon instant would be changed into mid- night. Power, -power, omnipotent, in- lialte powql-,l Do you wonder that the

h0hiiihi_ siory and the majesty of the coming

Christ was symbolized by Jesus him; self in the sublime scenic effects of "the lightnings coming out of the east and shining _even unto the west?" _

I foal' that our artists and poets and

religious teachers have too often dwelt upon the hulnanity and the humility and the helplessness of Christ and have H0! emphasized enough his glory and majesty and power as symbolized in the llghtnings and the chariot clouds

‘ot his _second coming. It is right-and

just that we should impress upon our hcarers and scholars the helplessness of Christ incarnated in the iiesll of a

true lesson for us when he made Mary andth dil if tsl bt

“ways lnhp e d d d al 0 V ne n un CDD e Wann it- did my ornlsysebrortxilceré imfew ilveekg me “em Daw" 0' me °ld Exyplmn

himim his death mere was a icrrihq statue. There was the moon hovering eiecirio Mmm i Bm kiyn_ Crash oyer thesilent. bleak desert asltho

omniscient eye of God the Father

crash crash, crash wont the thundér. lt seemed then as 'though all parts of ¥i':t°m“K TB “my "anne" Elm' the heavens became at times great grgiigms °"ph' 'he °'“p°"‘e"'5“"'4

“ii i ii i ull nt as a sentinel, keeping guard, H .Y B °°“ "gr" °m" greii" :vers “_ There in the backgroupd rises thahuge

statue, half man, half beast, chiseled

ilns of fire. Father and mother he- - -

and allchored to its foundations thou-

came “ex-vm" about the storm' They sands uf or before Christ was borrl

l wetatnl had llbttl. V0”

._ //’ _ S "fifth errft rinia. ta Un hi_'°S;_ -and still there watching, watching.

~ 9 er we "pan" °:im¥ gh -waiting, waiting thousands of years

°"“ “md” '° """¢ “"“ °w"' ° hnel- christ is dead christ, the help-

* Pom was °mp'y‘ He began tu cunf, less Christ there, became helpless in

‘ . »

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Do Witt! Do Witt! Whereiare you? After awhile. amid a lull ill the storm,

ho foun my brother "What are you ang re? sn fnt er_ e cr co c dolvn with the rest of the family. You might get struck here." "Oh," an-

the storm. is it not wonderful? Fath-

sympathy with us. But older than the oldest rocks of the pyramids was the

en wha* du you wam' Then my than those rocks shall ever exi

_ _ st shall

mmm went up mm me cupola' “ meh the eternal existence of Christ endure.

l.- -

' _ ha helm) B' voice Camus'-»»."H"re' mth' name life of that divine Chris't. Longer

1 ' stood upon the top of our house. Tllcro

Greater than the power of Herod, who

' ii i ii? ,,, id "D ii -m made Bethlehem a slaughter house of

innocent blood, and gl-eater than the spletldnrs of Rameses Il.,whosoDoluoo grounds were once lapped by the wa.-

_ ;‘;V:r°‘i_ieT7“Bb;';;l;fr;ip ‘ESS gidnzvggiii ters of 'the river Nile and whose work-

men made the desert blossom as the rose. are the strength und thc power

` er, is not that play of lightning glor- -and S

- , i plendur of that sleeping cllild_.

_ ‘°““7' Ye* "W nghmmg is 5l°’l°“s ~(7hrist's second advent shall reveal

lf you have never been frightened by _him an omniiwieni an omniscient and

the touch of its ilngers ot tire. It has i i G' d_ Ci _isps hexi

alwa s been to me ll. glorious specia

y ` coming shall be visible to all people

cle, I am thrilled by -its grandeur as I draw for you the symbol of “the

cometh out of the east and sllincth

glorious. B. sublime n resplendent, ai

°v°“ “nm me west" May God mm -celestial panorama, 'Let me repeat for

you the glorious message of my text. Heal' how tho sublimlty of that lull-

-iour and our divine King. _ ,

r. __-'-~, -'At Your Gmods. chrlsrs second advent, in the first “"“'“l.d'“' e°h°°’ dw" 'he mm” °‘ f. ..J, . - _ lime, As the lightning cometh out of ’ - -T " - place shallbe a lorlous s eciacle I-Io _ -y `-'}Y _ . ' 5 D ‘ the east and shincth into the west, so

me in this sermon to impress upon you tho ever present nearness of our Eav-

an omn prescn o ll

as he is glrderl with glory and majesty.

_ By the ilulning swords of the light- coming Christ" in tho "lightning which niiimi my iexi in Symimi piciums ii

‘ ’ f » shall come not as a baba to be born in shaii me aomihs oi the son oi mam..

a stable and cradled in a stone crib: _ -he shall come not es a fugitive in his Bm me glmy of me lightning docs

mother‘s alms upon the back of e.

not impress mc any more tllon the sud- dennr-ss of its appearance One mo

I ` . ` _ A humble beast of burden' “Gems mm tlwntlit is here thi- next- it is gone

. ~ ._ e ----T-“S-F --‘-’-f”-»-----. is;"°.’§:_;'.if,:§::.":.‘;;;:;;‘l;“.‘;‘.isis

lloinhte the need of a nice summor suii demlfed culprit' Bmggwmg toward Cin" ing ll. forest fire in yonder mountain. i»h||<lhin ilnt willb source f comfort to very” heights under the Olmrem ve away abuvc the snow line, the next it

M ”" ° - weight of the cross upon which hs has seen” io he hiowihg up me gmiihii

bits and stamping their golden hoofs.

the chariotcers and horsemen shall be

u a s o

ehariots The white horse of victory

mninthewal-nlisotuioll. Colne and`oxl\minc mme ei-u¢meq_ Bug he shun mme iii; near ymir Chicken coop in me bash nm .~|hin\gs. and l'°“-Wm ‘md me "WY tiling-ti all the_ splendor of the kings of oli. yiii_d_ You chiihhi iiéc ii ii you “,oi_iid_ \ml\\.u|i. \l'ollo\~o the goodsltndknow how $32 g‘¥it_;"i?\frn'3il;;‘;;5 hsgzlliztsensg' You cannot seek it if you would. lt olinz ill-hi np. so in buying from us you hhshihg Bhieids “hd ihh wiiviiiii, swords °°}"i;Sh:’h’;:85‘§_l;v|"l a glffghr than the

4 9 H '

nhlli- nomistalul. but willilnd in our clothing. 'shall be reflecting the lights or his mil- hii_d.s wihg_ swiiicr ihhn ii i,iiii,_.s hhi_ ihlhrhi-l,||\hllity,stylu.tltlulllilrst.-class work. lennial approach. Tile wlllte steeds of ich swiiiei. than ii hiiiiieiss hiiiioih nh\||~I|i|>,iol-wc are vory anxious to please victory um" shun be Champmg me r swlfter than any other agency of life

or death in the world. Within a few

mill' i-n~iiolltcl~.~l. lihd by so doing wo sell to The ‘rumbiihg wheels of my,-“ids of second! it can ben the whoie siobqm-id L "wsu charlots and the vociferating cheers of come hack in iha hihce from which ii

started. It is so swift. in its motions

rlfnonhn & PERRY, l:::“:'-;.-‘l°..:;f-'“il.-o:.:;':.;lf:.-.zzz .-,»;--;;-

earth seen yt eg am o t e sang lightnings always appear to be stand-

The Noblly T&il_0i1. i shall be' his brightly caparisoned cha; ing siiii_ For iho iighi ihiii, yo she Great G€0¥¢¢ SCTCQI. ,.3°"' Th” °"‘“|e' °f me h°“"""5 Sha' ilaslling across the heavens only ap-

follow him clothed in fine linen And on' his thigh shall be written, "King of kings and- Lords of lords." The sublime

my text symbolize it.

Could \ve find a more resplendent

Dngcantry for the second coming of

pears before your eyes_ in the small- est part cf_a second. -

When Christ shall come to earth the

‘panorama of the iiashing lishinlngs of iiiicoiiii iimh hh viii-i noi ohh, coihe with

V P°'.‘ 1-2?.:-i;:“.l_;:..;l1_°‘;l"s:.z.if__“fain How Consumption Sims.

_ ningsfl “Gird tho sword upon thy thigh, _ - -f

R 0 most mighty, with thy glory and thy Tired When You Welton-Lauguitl All

' F ' - majesty!" cries the pshlmist. Yes. Wo Day-Nervcsworu OutiSnsp All

have seen Christ in symbol girding 0" Gone.

his sword and clothing himself in the

T0 _ glory arid in the majesty of the storm.

Portland, On and Return

rs we took a long drive

I fsodllleeyigfty' :~l‘i‘l)es_over the Michigan

o s hills. Before we got back to our sum mer cottage an awful storm overtook

" us 'rhe nlglnfsettled in The slack

` l ea rel- usthelllrlnt-rev.-rv

ulouds ecl pl star, It was as b‘ack as the ploltuv of

_‘*' darimess in EUYDL Ffmli H" °dl““°“'

l.CWlS & ClB.l'lfB EXp0S_itl0n|_: farmhouse we borrowed a lantern- The

e became so sleek that even "-0

l muand' Ore ‘ W Y the mud The lit

\\'|-lie for particulars to ' llorses could not soe - ' _ ,; . . . hlld i th tese crept un aio” I' l:‘l:1lt¥}l"l¥Rl('Yh“rl°"t°t°w"'P'E'I° gon Fhelr rriliotlxllers eil? fear. The silence

Ii. P. A., U. ll-. St- -l0|\n N- U ` became as still as the famous half hour

of silence in heaven when the celestial

_ _ hosts, horror struck, could not utter a

whisper immediately after the dvin8

f C l ary's traBBdY WHS 0"d°d'

g§ll;rr)ly demon ‘ine nlshlnl’~ °f "“5h'V

nds It seemed as thouttll HU "W

tri _ ,gpirlts demoniao ss well es celesiial

ere sweeping past me and nleci ns

E mighty conflict. Then the bgvhhiie heavens became shsets of ilre.i Dm; (lst, south and west, ev0l'Y\V\°f° m_ heavens were ablaze. The tlamos see

to mount higher and hlgherihss

ggugh they were climbirllt UD U- °‘:i` Knd story building. Then it scemc

exoesi ~ l .clouds with their mich!!

grind toward them N10 igmwngg out those hissing fumaces of

..|q¢|wsl|s.drloIss.r, seven times. sro. 0*'

t a. 'rheh the huso tr”-1

en'ty t|iri‘1;lsirli:a:“d would bend md

law* n d ri Lsoooon in death

|-rouellke shud e ns - mn of suse s\°.n°§°f=- A*\°.“" °‘ "ig hm-us I ws/lksdw th tho lantern show the wax- N9* 1 °°“|d '°° 0"

_ . f .. \, _.

lcL~l“llrni1I~’Y" nml cwes- A _ -

ost. Continuous hcuil and nervous sensat- hcnllll. Soon every uscll up. Then you

now

livenn furnish nuiri ment anti

any cause

Dowll, of

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- Invictus shoes for msn,

Co Ciuolulntt ws Aga-mn

- --i l-l'!"l'

n|lgl|t's sleep seldom r _ .

and then I wl

she the sI\§i°\l.l bridge, “Wars

you tho ed

You

WCB

is' over-

of its sp-

univer-

rar-

as suggestive

I-low this

into the atmosphere eller yet been able are many theories,

not necessarily facts.

positively 'tell

substances are in

any more than they

state what causes an why Mount Vesuvius or Kilaues, the greatest of

have their vomiting fact do know:

are these

two mighty one another the positive the other

the negative

these two

their and we

every- shall will place

the

B00l\

to any

or to any one

Away up in the s among the

polar bears and, tho spouting whales and the obelisks of ice the Eskimo in the untanned skins shall see him. Down among the beautiful flowers of the tropics, arnldf the- scented air within sound of the prima donnas of the woods, the~blsck man of the Af~ riean forests shall seo him. In the temperate zone the king shall sec him at his palace door and the poor _man in his hut. Then "the glory of the Lord shall cover the earth, even as the wa- ters cover the sc-as." Yes, yes; the second coming oi Jesus Christ shall not be hemmcd in by any one race or by any one people or by any one clilnc. Christ, like the electric forces in the air, shall be seen everywhere at once. Christ shall come as a universal mas- ter, for God has "given him a name, which is above every name; that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow of things in heaven and things on earth and things under the earth, that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father# 4 Christ will come to earth. No doubt is there about the second advent. But why is Christ 'to come to earth? Let us ask the lightning and ask Christ their missions. 1 look up and cry, “O lightning, what is thy mission?" I hear it. say: "My mission is to empty ypndor clouds of their moisture. See me strike. See the rain beating down into the valleys below. See how I am purifying and clarifying the atmos- phere," So when I cry, "Oh, Christ, for what purpose art thou coming to earth?" I hear Jesus say:-"I am com- ing to claim my own. Yes, as the lightning shines out of the darkness of the night and the black cloud of the day. so out of the blackness of your sins, 0 man, I am coming to bring sal- vation snd eternal life." "What," I says, “can Christ save me out of tho darkness ot my sins?" Yes, he can. He will if we will only lst him save

us.

Cannot you and I take Christ at his

word o.nd prepare to,lct him save us? Are we going to sneer at and ridicule his statements and divine authority, as Frederick the Great and all his Frus- sian court and the Royal Society of London at first ridiculed and buftooncd the statements of the great sage of Rhlladelphia, when Benjamin Franklin claimed that with a kite string he had drawn electricity dut of a storm cloud? Ars we going to flee the miraculous and divine saving power of Jesus Christ, the power to save us from. sin, as the Bedouin guides fled from the side.of the scientist, Herr Werner Sie- men, when they were caught in u thun- der storm upon the top ,of 'the Egyptian pyramids? There,_.ln the midst of that storm, Biemen drew' forth electric sparks from his metallic water gourd. The sight of these sparks so terrorized the Bedouin guides that away they ran and never camo back. Ah, no, let us not_deride nor flee Chrlst's salvation. Let us tako Christ at his word. ln the gospel of John he distinctly states that he is going to for u. little while to prepare a. does he say?

receive you unto

sm there ye

believe that he .

Christ never word. I-Ie

would nn us than you would a prom- ise made Many years ago was crossing ono

with his little son;

certain seat and mY boY. llhtil I very important

` ll

what and

us. Then

you

After th'_s all about his son.

noon he

r’

doubt about that. is not only coming

the most unex-

read are-_

come. him?

do you

When

msn and Christ was not carpenter shop. to"meet Christ workmen and

we were as faithful in

has given to us as

was Christian siatesnfan ot many years ugo. It wus during the time when manymoii were prophesy-' ing tho speedy termination of the world, The Connecticut. Lt-|ris'aturc was ln session, of which this Cilristiiln \\-u_s_ ls member. Suddenly in the broad daylight-'the sun became overcast. and there was darkness upon the face oi' ‘the earth like lllat' awful black Frllay when Christ was crucified. Some- of the members were greuiiy ulurml-d and moved to_ adjourn. With that this no- lllo Puritan arose ulld spoke as ful- lows: "Mr, Chairman, \vc are to'r}‘ that our duties' are always imminent and obligatory. Some in this house are ufrald that the Inst llay of the worltl' is come. It may he they are right. But -l-.s our duties never at-ltslo, lnstl-ad of -moving that we adjourn I move tllai the i:un<l.\~s he broltlxht ill and that wt- ,procccd with the order of the duy. lf ‘Christ is in colin- lo-day I wltni hlln to limi mc at my post of duly." if Christ

the

lit-rl:nl~s to-day will he find us at our

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