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141

The Rapture With Which Re-

latives and Friends Will Meet in Heaven.

Washington, Nov. 5-In a unique

way the heavenly world is disooursed upon by Dr. Talmage in this sermonll under the figure of a heme; -tr xt, John ` Xiv, 2.*-In my Fatner’s house are many

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ours all. The disciples were sud, and Christ offered heaven as an alternative, a Stimulant and a tonic. I am not posi- . tive that in all heaven 'here is a `literal . crown er harp or pearly gate or .throne er charict. They may he only used to illustrate the glories ol the i-lace. but how well they doit! 'lie fsvt rue sim- , bol by which the Bible .preset ts cell |- tial happiness is a house. Paul, wl e never owned a house, although he . hired one for two years in Italy. sp~ aks I of heaven sa_a “house not made with hands,” and Christ in our text. the translation of which is a little changed, so as to give 1he more accurate mean- i ing. says, “In my Fathers house are l many rooms." |

This divinely authtrlzed comparison

of heaven to a great homestead of large accommodations I propose to carry ent. In some healthy neighborhood a man builds a very commodious habitation. He must have room for all his chiidren. 1 The rooms come to be called after the diderei t membt rs of the family. Phat is n:otb1r’s rooni,that is Georze’s loom, ‘ that is Br-nry’s rorrm, that is Floras room, that is M:=.r_,`s room, ard thel house is all occupied. But time goes I by, and the sons go out into the p world and build their own homes, and the dangt ters are married or have talents enough singly to go out and do a good work in the world. And after awhile toe father and mother

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are almost alone in the big house, an-1. .are ariivals at the ol-i homestead ofthesveu will be so large tha. if onfyembrace on arrive _ ,

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seated by the evening ittnd, they sat. i God’s children every dtiy, I-Hd V10 day WW" W °“t"`° "°°m £0 bln!" f 0|? bf" _ 3 _»

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"Well, our family is no larger now ,will come when there w than when we started together 40 years occupied room in all ine house. Carry ng ou' still further _ the sm- ,Chrwt.th_01'B will In 068!!-£10 thrill ago.” But time goes still farther oy,a1id y As you and I expect to enter it and holism of the text, let. us Join hands and sLur.-ring of emcrion that beggar all some of the children are unformnate make there eternal residence, Ithoughtiaud go up to this msjestio homestead ldescriptien. Look. They need no_1n- snd return to the old homestead to live, you would like to get some more par- and see for ourselves. he we ascend ptroductiou. Leng ago Christ chose and the grandchildren come with them ticulars about the many roomed home- the golden steps an invisible guards- that repentant sinner. lcd that l'0p_6l-

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of heaven a great homestead for a tam- We shall love all who are in heaven., That is the place whore we in-sl meet The soul and Jesus . _ ilyiuuumeruble, _yet to he. At first he but there are some very good people the welcome of heaven. There must BUF HOW _iUt0 U10 1'°¢°P¢\°° 1`°°m lived alone in that grrat house, but whom we would not want to live with be a place where _the depitted spirit pour the glorified kinsfolk, enough of alter a while it wasioccupied by a very in the same room. They may be better , enters and a place in whtc-fi it confronts earthly retention ~to let you dknow lar e familv cherubic, seraphic, an- than we are, but they are of _adivergent ` the inhabitants ci».les»1sl. The recap-p them, but without tiileul-=_woun s or

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reached my hot l and weref not until from my landlordihey found that I was only an inoR-naive _ American. e The gates of earthly palaces' are care- fully guarded.'alld. it so, how much more the threneaoom ! A dazzling palace is it tori mi-.rars and all costly art. No one who has ever seen the throne-roomof the ilrit and only Ns- prlson will evsrlforget the letter N embroidered is purple and gold on the upholstery of chair and window. the letter N on the 'wall the letter N ohasedf-on the ciisiicss, _the let- ter N Hsminghora ceiling. Whats con- fiagration of brilliance tire throne-room of Charles Immanuuel of Sardinia, of Ferdinand of Spain. of Elizabeth of England, of Boniface of Italy ! But the throne-room of our Fsthsi-’s house hath a ‘glory eelipsing all the throne rooms ‘that ever saw snepter wave. er crown glitter, orforeizn emhasssdorhew. fer our Father’s throne is a threneol grace, a throne of mercy. a throne-of holinels, s tlirous or justicc,a throne of universal dominion. We need not stand shiver- ing and cowering before it, for our Father says we may yet one day come up and sit on it beside him. "To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me in my throne."

The crowns of the royal family of this

I world are tossed about from generation ‘to generation, and from family to tam- ily. But whenever the comets of this

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‘ meet in one place. And I look andsee

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