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()N TRLE RELATIONS

QTWEEN MAN THE DEBTOR AND HIS DIVINE CREDITOR GOD.

I 4

WHAT HE OWES THE ALMIGHTY

nu gd Grateful Acknowledgment f

jggeasurable Obligation and a Lo) al

.gl Loving surrender ol' His Life and ndons te the Divine Will-long" people Will Will: to Pay the 1331

according to Act of Parliament of gnu

L the year IGB. by Virillium Bally of Tc

\“Then," . ‘d th ‘ ‘ -'

gm it the Denwf Arnculiure. Ouns. qu e mmm” °“ °

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Chicago. HRS? 17 -ln this dis- course man. U10 ¢`l€bi0r. is shown in

his true relation to his Divine ‘red W-_ to whom he owes not only a full no grateful acknowledgment of im-

b1‘ bl I . b t `

gsuuradt_o___1_gas1_t_>_nr du suc_h ha an 8_vel.age_man_ any years of a l°y°l ll” 0 3 °“ 01° 0 IS 1 has spent his past life! He has sie nh md actions to the divine will 6,000 days; played 4,000 days; w gl shall pro‘~e the gcnuinencss of his ¢°tln8 1.500 days and has been si

professions Tm text, 15 Matthew _500_ days. During his 1,500 days

509 the rulers well shall

'lfBB"'GUAiDIAN CBARLO1‘T`ETOW_l'_,,;"!~RINCB

“M Pay in servic l~ l ». -

ll€‘R"0hly Physiciall tllitvglilillsgfgl J gfullilh rlgot§rJ°el`;u;aglli1r'l3t1i:°th churn? et h ' ‘ ` - ° 3'”

"mm with Wl‘l"ll many Of US are ,cornerstone of a pure home.' _We do

not have to argue here for one mo- |

endowed?

_O_h-H Salll 11 D001' laborer to

mlsswnary °n° dey, "I do not owe ;_t :vs ra; axiox_x_1___!_a__se_g_ evident fact.

H H _ oil 0 | 'bint' | Q

ltngéé _ llothiug for_you!" _God makes your clerks more homo; be ..':°“:: ¢:';.‘:..“::.".;:°°“°°°'~°..»..."...:.; cfs;

;1;l:_<’_‘_ _:ie mill_1_ond_ollars cash for _might_ destroy youi',E§ig__md'd;u¢h. hm labo‘_f"f~`Y‘f_S]» N0. "answered ,t0l'S; if it is foundation stone, og.

. would not. ‘Would _a strong national government sg

lm f I ' dol ,well as tliatmof l»ll_Q...l1$>.ine; if itgis the rest °rfy°“" “V0 le8S. and all the _ great e_nemy of ignorance and the

0 y0Ul‘ Onrthly days have to I lmdcr iii all movements that look to

W _ le '.> the purifying and epiritue1_e1evetion d°“ld yOu be willing for a million _of the human race, do you not_ be- ollars to exchange yous good mugs lieve that you should cast, your io.

,H _fluence into its work? Do you not

any t0 G0d. HQ has fnnp n

y°“ be Wllllng to take a. million

be 'wheeled around as a cripp

§f0i_‘ those of a consumptivc?" "No lsaid the laborer. UI would 501

amount of at least $3000 000 c

‘against us in the divine ledg°er.

wellas a financial one. If I shou

Taing this premim, then, for -'~'llll’- S0,"¢U‘d°50»_ I l10&I' thc ball an I shall boldly present to, Ire l>¢8lnnln8't° Push yOu-, Nev on bill which I kpoq you wlu mind, I will see you through t trv to pay lt is from mylbfd and ¢l'lSlS- Bring y0\l\`. n0l¢¢ $0 yastg 1; ,S 3 statement the oilice, and I will indorse them debt hich every man, w and what W0!_1l<l _bc the result? Tea child to more or less extent, owes _ A to Gail I do not demand payment. _W0uld-perhaps cry like a little chil of it, for it is greater than you Y°\,\’_"0lll‘l Silly T0 mei "I £811 n0\ could cur pay, though vou lived on l0l'I§0l' y0l1!` l<ln¢ln¢SS-‘ lt mn” earth a. thousand vears and worked 'll10l‘¢- t0 me than In0n0y- lf "H as hard as you could buf,¢__;[ want trouble ever comes to your ho you to ‘eel your obligations and to' y‘0ll C8-lf alWUy3 000111-“P011 'H10

resolm that you will do all that is y01"' f1°i0I1d~" ` in yolr power to show yogi- grati- Suppose your father and moth hide to your Heavenly _Fithaf for died ]e&rS left #X

ou 'I _, _

all the mercies and combs!! Oith Jenniiess. Suppose at that time 11 .at the

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S oé

would come into your eyes._ Y

whiclhs has surrounded von dui-mg Should- have gone to a. foundlm vour life 'lheiefoiel what vou are home and found you and_brou to do, vou in-ist start to do right you into my hcuse and adopted y away, and in order to do xt, you and reared you as my son, wh must serve Chris; from now on with ,Would be the result?` Would you your whole heart ‘ 'tiinate the sacrifices! have made

A big hill for good health is charg-_-,' you by the dollar and cent mcasur ed up against most of ua in the di-_,`By how much I spent for yo wine ledger We *ay D# Sfvwing” clothes and board? Oh, noi Y old now and ha\e here and. there a W0Uld 0Sti1¥1at<-I ii by the Clic-nt rheumatic twingt we mav be unable my l0V°- Y0ll W0\\l‘l 8iV€ l>aCk to eat as heartily of indigestible' line more than money. You wou foods as We did when yoilng or to feel fllill- ill YOU 919 and all y work as rapidlv or as long' but l'iavcI5`0\1 0W€ 7.0 my pa/teI‘na.l kin most of us hme had years and vears ness and that I have claims up of good health We ha.\e had years _.V011 tha* all 510111' €l@V0ti0n “nn with two stouflungs and two keen '-epay~ What, then. are your' Ofilig eyes with good digestive organs and tions to God for all the comfo good ner\es Now comes the ques- y0\l h9~\/0 0D.l0y0€l`?I lf $100 .Lflve .VOU tion what haxe we accomplished Sell 10 him. l|0fly, mind and soul with this God given blessing called that more than y0\1r duty? good health? Ha.\e we done anything must remember all the days llfl ll more with it than to eat and ~1¢op, cared for us in our infancy. Thin and brutelike, physically to enjoy ,ll0W he has glllded an‘\P1'0fe°l~0‘l 0Hl‘8elve8’ Ha\e we placed that good all through the struggle of life. health at the serxice of the Mastu, ;must_ pay installments on that b as we know we ought to have done? } by Caring for God’s helpless ch If vou had been very sick, an I ,dl`€Y\. by feeding G_od’s hungry H should tome into the room yust ai- clothing God’s naked and bendi ter the crisis was past, and say, OVPP G0*l'S Sick- Well Mr bo-and-so, how me vou l We can never get away from _t feeling to-day?' You would answer. responsibility. One rvy a gentlem Thank (-od I am better I hope I stood Waiting for a riend at t

Shall soon be will you give hv New York entrance of the Brook that ansuei all the credit of vour Bridge. While standing there he s convalesu-nw and health to God. 'alittle street urchin go up to Can it be that God is not expmtmg ash barrel and pick out of the refi you to do auvthing for him on ac- a piece of bread and begin to eat count of hi~ ||,~~;ng‘ ‘The gentleman turned to an old w

Pl” the fact that we rarely

Bm nuswfis some one you ' man who was tending an ap

cannot Iilauu- the auiage pi r-xo‘n for stand near by and said, "Have tho

hot being more grattiul foi his good little boys nobody sto care for th health \ healthy men <ioe- not at- ali?" “No one,” grim-ly answer think about his health li that the old woman. “except God. and

good hfelth ww. mite" awav from does not always seem tc be around

vlum it uould be different '1".»en the I Y€S.~B-9 W¢'l°°l‘ all ‘llslfess “ll

lndhidual \\ ould realize what he had -ll€V¢d, at llves ln Whlifn there ls l0St nu( h0\v ggn ygu blg ug 3 bl‘lghtllC‘SS, lt (1088 Sefln 85 G man for not buiig grateful for a WEFB DOI/ lllwnys 8»l'0Ul'll- But ll health hui oi kidnevs oi spleen illlnt lll°“8lll~ “° lnessllge f°" us?

lf' .

'lim the iiir-rv fact that tliest or- D05- 01950' V¢l'Y ¢55e3 0l3P0l'l5‘~lnll

’ ‘ of re a in so

KIM are hf-altln proves tlfat he Plnlléd ln QUT Way P Y S have-r lmuw he had a hier or spleen Ol 001' °l’l_‘8“tl°”S t° Hlm? lv” “fl or kidn v<> ln one sense, my bro- 110i Pay ll_l_m» blll' wh°“_a3 ms ch

tlkl' y()\i| anSWL| |S rlghf “hen a_ ren WP, Yellaye the destitute or mn 1,, It h ,S _tho burden from the ‘reary should

"` ms good hen A 9 act'n` as his alnioners a 1 Q , , 1 . th We 8.l'e »l _g o i t up a most eui‘\ ing h work we should c

llus lo \\\i\ ii li¢iC\\ lf his lungs ire doing _is _~‘, -i a' divas I he will sill out his bus-»I f°?'.._°.t.h°rSI1n Chnst S ngme because

to no and l\\e in Los Angeles, l Ima 8° longfcareu or ug'

A b' bill for churh privileges I

Or San Antonio, Tex , or in | _ ll , o ._ " _ ` , _ _ mild climate in Arizona But ' iindchlfgefl 0-Enlnsijilf all In tllw Most of us have stopped to think

another sense, my brother, your ¢liV_l1l°" why ° _ ecause t °

is wrong Though most of ChurCh of ileBS\-IS Clll`l3l'» lS_ 39% 123

may b~ he lth t ther was a 501110 P°°P S“l‘P°"°' °' sm"‘_ “‘ ' _ _ y .

while 2.-ailv lieu weiieptrsone ins dedi°e¢.;d f°_f_1:c;¢‘;_ wsi;_1}<_l_\_§1§:S rg! Christianmvine. tl.1°_1ey»'cf b w funeralslw 0 0 _ _ een sich, and awfully sick e _ 6h. ed _f W Sunda School _ .

h thte --1=°Il>°¢‘*.°’ °° Y . . ._ I. .I Yugtult its nfogaiid ioomgiii togohors. It is not, as a. great.; The simple fact is"t_liat but few-_,ol

pu},c_ hge E tmp hammen bear preacher once described it, merely a_n. us have ever »begun to- taste the. 130 times to the minute We "e°°l°sia‘su°‘l~ fllymg. But-chmank _ _ .

what It N to have pneumoma ; with a dead minister in the pulpit the _gospel vineyards. We have only

srtyphmd fmel. or appondiclus And _and dead hearers in the pew and a. ggelfishly looked at the gifts which 5-om the past experience of those dgad deacon passing the collection God has given to us. But when ,we

plate- - . ~ _

ofwéogg°;£1g1]1l;'n;c‘§ézQvE3°f The ¢hu,-eh the greatest purifier pay back God for what he has done

mg t0 Pav a. rcat ddbt of service to 93*-the °°mm“Imt5f' It ls thi’ gwat’ for “S than Welshau have °’ -my

g . ' ' “ t r of I kncw Of I1 Iwhich_in'creases.in value as we delve'

‘lcd for th t h ith when visiting Il°'¥Y°‘l e -. » _ .

181 fa weah 1 ~tQ85 we sm, _keen, shrewd manwho In-ed t it Oh m brother and sister

6 0 ig t n _ Q“°@°'S phyS'°===“ eve" m°'“"»= ‘“ “ S’-“F” °"$°..°;Z?.;.. ’iZ°Z.’{F€i?§ Ji;

up to fha royal pa»1~8»c0 He qnot If he '|.h(`_

Z0 there because the Queen was * ’ '- ~ -' - ' ' _ . I - I -. A but In Order to prawn, her from cause I am a professing Christian, -cies ,with which he has _siirronnded

_ I bee use I believe the church does eu? I to day present this bill

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l) l, 8- sick If thc roval couits _ gore to empty our jails and poor

pe have their attending phy- _ ._ _ I _I , _ who are paid large salaries -,h°“s°°_ r.B6ru my mu' - - _-»-'sf -

wa l _ _ ' A _t__ K K t

I V ._ ‘_ ` _ . r c

r, y we y0\1 n0f» lf!'y` fo broaden its teach-

,to Goa gratitude and service to the ns’ end ’°l\f°“Sl1 It *O try W disse-

Fital for good health." ’ D ap. will save men this side of the grave

A big dept, fm- food and clothing as well as upon the other side?

and house 1-elm I and charged A big debt for gospel education I

noted French statistician has com- 'me ledger' T e “WSE es ° P°° _ oiled 'the following summary of how boys for a college education offer

0 some of the most pathetic of illus-

iyé tratlonsl Harry is a fa.\'mer's~ boy. as He lives in the country and wants to ck go to school, but how can he? Try . of _as hard as the family may, they can

a I _

0 le

0 works on the farm during the

Er a miser. He enters the universit ng Then perhaps he comes up to grad ou ation with a hacking cough or _ruin-_ 1 a ed eyesight and with ,his physical Iey l‘°°l*l1 Wfsilisllf _A311-_ths_t__isrg=thci» ‘ x_ ici That is a sacrifice 'that shelng' of made in every part of the land. _ od But if it is pathetic to See a poor

boy struggling for a__n intellectual ed-

:P H ucation how much more pathetic ie it 1. see one struggling for a spiritual. °" education when he has been »born in at the cradle of sin? When I go doin by the street and see men land. women ar' whose faces from early ' childhood he were scarred and marred with sin, I nd often say to myself: “What

ts ,_l,i_aYe, those poor

_Ol lathers perhaps were

‘th mothers were dissolute and;

'f=`- them perhaps on the day they ln; _born,__.’i‘heir _companions 'froiii

a. ' I

ld yet some of these poor. Ol born in sin, have struggled ld the grace of God into the yi have by slow and painful KS I a hard earned spiritual cl' They st¥\l8K,l0d on_ and l1lS their way step ‘by en the inherited

PS _ up gut of the hovel and ou 'and”`tlie gutter and the cl. Like the demon possessed

'cr last they became the sainted us as spotlessand pure as the driven ny J snow. _ e, But, thank God, none of us-no, I as -believe lion had to

er Ill gjllixcation. We thnt I

ht ‘ . 1. I

ou 'cause he' has given us at education we can

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9-? something at

ur Christian tuition? _ ,__ g _,. __ _ on How cankwe pay"._(l;od _back for.t_1ila of spiritual educati`on"oi‘ our ch_ildhocd?' to I will tell you. In the same way I 1d _ eypect my children to pay me back * U for their intellectual education. Some

(Z1- years ago I had my life insured

an of God live for his service Are you ll' and I, my friends, doing what we

'Se A big debt we also owe to God for

0" our living loved ones Strange

Se dear one until she is gone ""1 are plenty of monuments and

ed ials erected for dead men, he seldom any for the living

*°' warrant it., to endow a hospital or nn' library or foundling home to the

‘t the blessings which come to us from

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‘ld memory of a dead child. _Do we

il li

ment to try to provethis statement.

owe it an inestimable debt? shoum

minate the gospel redemption which

und charged against us all in thedi-1

h 1 f ` r

mer and teaches school during the

have been thie\es and

of their past lives.

thro such a

El' `of our

ways say to my wife "This money

education in the moral, pure, conse-

ll” crated lives we should by the grace ns

bringing up should Justify?

'l*"§;`i:"fthese_ .prics§.” _ __ ..

f braids lots of other things, too

be willing, if our finance!

as owe God any debt Ui gzatitude re the loved ones who tm Still our W3 side? Shall not the

me band feel tht?-

“' some ack

_‘l' l ren and the ww ll' him at the table and

at the _family altar? ni 1 an friends, .51 do not ‘ara intrinsical1y._;__meia:n.t I.-.sie not and I will not;lo,VctII'i_1yself'to the 'belief

.that we have intentionally gone' to God heretofore only as beggars.

_with how 'many blessings God has surrounded us.. Therefore I da.y`t.ried to show youlthe

baci‘to"Gcd atleast uf little we owe- ~=' , ,

sweetest nectars which _come from

honestly try by. a consecrated life to

in o . , y _ ,. will you be honest with God? Will' you -try to repay _him by a conse-

& _ - » _ debit-f:em`1_ny Divine

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‘ '25 p. c."~-oil every dollars

window shades,._sk1rts,_l_1ose, lawns,

We might go on and fill

wwf, all we ask

as we can Bien give you-__¢(ur

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e '1lliousands<liia;ve”lslis.i‘ed§Iin the big har-

, 21, Renchr unto God the f0¢¢l‘n8. he has eaten a Whol c “st mal" ends meet' and n° m°r°' ' ' ' ‘ ’ ° ' I a

gills; that are God s _ load of bread-17.000 poundse; ar But 5" an °d“°°l"°n he Wm .H° ‘ l guy people talk as if this world Wl\0l9 car load _of meat-16,0 °“m ' ~ I °

was full of rigues I do not bel.ie\e POUDGSI 4.500 Pounds of vegetab my meh charge There is more hon- ¢8!fS 8-Hd fish, and has drunk 7,0 pt, m the Wolld than It gtg cl-g(|_m_q__g‘_8.1lons of liquids. I-le has work mr Indeed, it i~ my belief that uiost l0Hly 6.5_00 dee/S out of the 18,2 people are homst that most people days which he has lived. In oth "mt to do Hgh; Tins ,S not words, he has slept nearly as lo world of htpouitcq A11 men are as he has worked. Then when y

is If vou hav \n t further estimate all the expense o

not scoundrt e 0 , _ _ ' found this Lind of a world there mans Cl0l»l'11n$ Rnd _C0St Of tru

B solnethlug “long with your own his life, you C&l'l tO some 0 pnnciplcg Th; man who declares _tent compute the financial value

mt men are logucs at hoalt ls fthe food and Clothes G pnptkally making confession of his L55? 9ll‘~l,.Q!V,€!l_,2¥l,§_ gf _hl§_9llll¢.1}f£I1 on dishontsn If you tell m to the half century milestone. ' ' om eu men theef, 1 conclude that I BM thwsh the di\'ii_1e debt you yourself would cheat if you ho,-d .l00¢l QQQ FQ-lI!l0lll» may be \'C-i‘y gre me chance lt sometimes takes a lim ynn 801118 f,° lf? 19° 08-Mel it thief go cmeh 8 thwf merely estimating, dollar for doll

11 most people were not honest. it _how muchethe' beefsteaks and t would be difhcult to explain some of °h0PS and the P0t9~’l095 and P985 8 the wetoms of tin business wmid *barrels of apples and the garmen In mnny of our cities lunch bullets have COSV-’ Oh, 110- Tllalt Wollfdrl luv’ bgen Startgd Whore ygu can go ,be right. YOU, 8. Strong man, W to g large counter and help your the _earning capacity _vou now hav self You can eat as much as you OWS I0 G0¢l= flllulwially more th want. Practically no one watches llmf. You have a moral debt

you The proprietor leaves it to _ _

your own honesty to tell how much ¢0lIl¢_°' 10 you _in a. business crisis vou owe Does not this prove that your life _and help you, you wou mos; yo,-,le are honest: never forget__.._it». If I should Sa

ns.. 2; our as ieierke ere kept .on he

,.0 I my. _His little Savings he hoa_.rd_s ‘li

, _

lrom_ morning; till night and ~ Still Mqcm

»atH6usands-more. 0 -

Just ~ thinkII»o£-wliat-you- save .38 1-8 cl.

dollars worth in curtain lines.

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_ will come due when Ifam forty-four, A ' - __ ti .

,£5 yea.rs'of age. That is just the tii_ne__

’w0 we shall want to send our boys and

as p girls to college. Then, after they, '

lk jhave had their "education, as well" ` _, Us I equipped inen and women they can \ I I ~ ~ ~ . I - _ '=‘

we go forth to theabattle of life and be 1 - ~‘ , _ Q ` -'. \ 7 _ - _sr _ I - i e f g ,_ e- - » .Q

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mteilectually good msn and women 33 I 3 P C 05 every wat-th In clcdung the °“ “W

I am going to get my pay back in

the good that I hope my children

ma be abl to do And so C-od rt ,-

ng “Diem _____ ep” ____ _“___ spinmd asso ment 1n the city, we suit you ei ery time or refund the me§y you no gg

1”" °“shf *O <10’ Are We truly HWS I c off eve dollar worth mdress In

“W the Christian lives which our early 33 3 P ry goods'

be found all the latest creations all new pretty pitterns and qualhgglqigig,

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