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At the afternoon service in the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Manhattan, the pastor, the Rev. J.ll. ;-iowett. D-D-. preached one ofa. series fof sermons on “The Armor of the `n`pirit," which he is delivering on sunday afternoons. The subject was _"’lhe shield of Fn.ith»." He said: I In our consideration of "The Armor of the Spirit," upon which our med- itations have been fixed during the last few‘rlunds.y afternoons, l fomo to that piece of armor described in Ephesians vl:l6: "Above all taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall he able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked."
how, when a man gives me that
kind of counsel, advising me to go into the battle of, life wearing n pnr- ticular piece of armor, and when he calls that particular piece of armor A shield, I want. to know whether he wore that Piece of armor himself, and what kind of n life.ni;d what kind of an experience \vas_ the result? Here, then, is a. warrior of Jesus Ubirist who claims to be wearing what he calls ri shield. \\'us he shielded? What is n life like that wears. the shield of fail-Il? I will turn to the life Of this man and read you a passage in order th-at _vou may get a glimpse of the outward circumstances of the life he lived. He says! "in stripes _.novo measure, in prisons more frequent, in dcnths oft, of the Jews five times re- ceived l forty stripes, save one, thrice was l beaten with rods, once was I stoned, thrice I suffered ship- wreck, a nigh-t and a. day have I been in the deep. In journeyings often, in perils by mine own countrymen, in perils iii the wilderness, in perils in the sen, in perils smongialse ureth- ren. ln wesriness and palnfulness, in watcnings oft/en, in hunger and thirst. iiifasttngs often, in cold and naked- ness." And yet shielded! A life like that,and yet wearing the shield ol faith!
l turn from hl's outward circu.ni- stances to his inner life. And now l read. "There was given unto me n thorn in the flesh." I should have thought he' might have been spared that; that this great. sacrificial serv- iint of the Lord .iesus Uhrist might have been spared a. deadly weakness that so impaired his spiritual and iorul cuinnaigiil let he wore n shield and carried a thorn!
i come still nearer to this man and
I look at the character of his exact- ing and exhausting labors. ’lherc is a word he uses very frequently. He is continually speaing gf his “ministry and labor," Uur tungiishi word does not oriiig out thc depth of that uoiu "lai.or." When he says, "_i lnhoi, ' ll. LB Lile IB.i}()f’ OI H. WOIIABD ill EPB.” \aii. It is lanor to the point ot' pang, to the degiee oi saciiiiue, to the ex- tent. of exuaustloii, of sacrificial tolli l should have thought he might have been spared thot; that the man who wore a shield of faith might lnn.e been Shared the pangs of m.n~tyrdom-.
I look once more at this mnii who
is wearing n shield, and 1 und that he continually experienced iailure.llc built; up little churches and they Le- came honeycomued with heresyt 1-ie woocd men by the cross to active fellowship with (hrist, nnd then they fell av.-;iy from llim and went bac, into thc world. Listen to the pang in this: “Demas hath forsaken me, having loved this present world." I sayhe experienced thnt.Pind ofagony even though hc wore ii shiel/l. Is not this rather startling, that tho innn whdrecomm-ended this`piece of armor should have such an experience? Is that a protected life? Why, I have not coire within sight of what this man calls life. We ‘havc not been with iii the outer siibiirbe of things, not near the centre. We have been speak- ing about ciinructcri-i of the outer circuinstanccs and of the infinity of his body, and his fnilinns rind defects but we have not come within sight of what he cnlls iii.-_ When the npostle Paul speaks about life hc is thinking of the soul, he has got his eyes llxed upon the soul, We can never interpret him nright in anything he said until wc have get our eyes fixed upon the growth or decay nniI_thc progress of
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thoughts are upon the life ofthe soul. We are prone to overlook this especially in our own life, and so fre- quently misiuterpret the teachings of Paulland al.B0 the teachings of Christ We are too prone to live in the sub- urbs of life, and not in its center; in its environment, andnot in its char- acter; in position und not in dispos- ition; in the body and not‘in the soul We want a shield to protect the body and defend us from every bodily ill. Here comes in the perili That when we become Christians and put our faith in Jesus we expect these things to be kept nway, and they are not kept away. Then we are startled und confused and life begins to look like a labyrinth in wliiclii there is im pur- pose or plan. Now, Paul did not live in the body; helivcil 'iri the soul. And in that I think he followed the ample of the Master. Let mc point you to the I.ord’s Prayer. lt is re- markably brlef and pi-egurmt and, GI thin., marvelousip complete. And yet if you look nt _lt quietly you will be amazed at the things there are that are missing and found no place in it. For instsn-ce.there is no prayer against suffering, against exhausting laoor, against loss, against sickness or death. These things that so olten entirely fill our prayers are not men- tioiied stall. The fact is, the Lord's Prayer dealt with other things, the deeper thi_r.»gs of life. The prayer moved where the apostle himself was -in the soul. I may put the distinct- ion lietween us and Paul in this; way: We live in clrcumstsnces,and we want a shield to make us comfortable. Paul lived in character, und lic wanted a shield L0 seep him holy. Ile was not concerned with the arrangement of circuinstnnces, whether foul or fair, sunny or cloudy, but he wanted a shield, so that ivhatever CiI`C\1il\StH“¢' cs crime around about his life he llllgili he defended against circumstances that might do his soul any injury or allect his relationship with God.
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saints dld,when they began to walk by faith und wear this scrcen,was to
it easy. But likc every other form of mental exercise or discipline or gym- nastics, the mind will develop by ex- ercise, until you will be able to think and think more restfully and more constantly, until in everything your- mlnd will turn to the Lord for His guidance und will. It is ii look. Itia n thought. It is n gaze. It isn con- temptation.
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is to be found in n pregnmit fnlth, which wears the shieid,is th-is:An ab- solute reliunce upon the honor of God. 'I`lici‘c will be no violateil treaty. No lirnlfcn covenniits, no lictraynls, no faitlilcsi-mens, when I have lifted the eyes of my mind upon the Lord and coiiteinplated the word of His grace, and heard the word of llis' Dl`0l`iliBe. ‘Then regard, that promise as ' an cteriinl l-ond. “Who also promis- ed," saith the Word, “lic also will do," Rest on that. Put absolute re-
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yet I find him praying that \‘-hate\_ei‘ circumstance came, it might do his soul no harm; that the deadly dart should not come over and touch those fine susseptibilities hy which lic :~_i_pt communion with Iiod, or scorch the human symizathim and main nntl ~~malr his relationship to his fello-
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lnow-that the pure white ray of li;,hi is composed of many colors, and w~ snow Ihall wc dmisg r.crc?nB Iiy \\lli<'I we can let through certain rays or 'seep them. behind the bars. That is the explanation of the stained glass \vii_'dow. It forms a kind of screen and liecps hack certain rays und al- lows others to pass. We can do the some thing with regard to rays of heat, by erecting a screen which will allow the rays of light to pass and yct imprison the rnys of heut,or vice versa. Now, if I may take the liberty with Pauls figure, he uses the word
"They shall not bc.nfrnid for the ter- ror by night, nor forthe arrow that fiieth by day, nor for the pestilcnce that wal .cthsin dur? ness, noi' for the destruction that visstetli nt noon.” You are screntd ngninst ezery fiery dart when you wear the scrccn and shield of faith. I pray that yoil and Imay wear it whats-er the circum- stnnces may be through the coming days, nnd in- these troubled times we iieicr know what things may he, I pray that no flcry dart may getj through,and that your life may re- main unsrorched, undlsriirf cd, 1,,-_niiti-` ful and serene, in the pleasing grace of Godf "Above nll, ta".- thc ahiclil of faith, whsrewitli ye shell bc n‘il<= to fiucnch the fiery darts ofthe dev- iI." Aincii.
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shield there in the sense of a screen. ‘Ie “'35 F’ V113 Suffcflng tmveilof ‘ln I know Iam doing some violeuce,but: I1 gslei 5I_'l‘g_:ie “TI” h'“‘g";’la‘I l°{‘e':_el;§ only for the purpose of clearer ex- "fm In "9 "er y " “E1 "alan, I osition 1 me it thot the npostiee “I *he “Mn” 3"" ‘"0 "“g““’ 5 ° p ‘ » the service. The eninloyec renioiis-
shield was n screen between him and cvcry form of circumstance that might admit the deadly ray,or,whut hc calls “the fiery dnrf, of thc evil one."
You do not find the apostle ' Foul
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is on a difficult road. Turn to the epistlcs and you will find that where he begins his singing he is noni' to some stupendous task. He did not pray that the circumstances might not arise, but to be screened and shielded against the fiery dart that sometimes leaps out of the noonday, and sometimes out of midnight; that can leap out of the black cloud and come line a “bolt out of the b1ue"; that deadly dart that may spring out of anything and spoil our inan- hood and womunhood by inaiuing and 'embittering our souls.
its says he found that screen in
faith. he called it sshleld. I-io says that wheni he was wearing that shield he was immune, he was secure. "Above all," he says, “take the shield of faith hy which thou shalt be able to r_uer.ch every fiery dart of the devil."- ii faith will give. me that screen, that protectlyo slrisld, for all the interests of my loul, what is it? Louestion whether any msn has any- thing new to say alfout the simplic- ity ol faithf Our mistake is that we iriuke it so complex and difficult that wc muy miss its “practical signifi-
cd'nc`e. fl will give %ou` my own con- cept oii, thethlfzg' y which I hoiie to live und hope to-die by. When I wear that shield I am, like every pil-
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Charlottetown-Pietomu Service CHANGE GF TIME'
Commending Monday the 2n_d o'
November the 8. B. "Northiimnf-rim. ' will leave the Compsny's Whsrf daily except Bundsy. st 7.30 o’clocir A. m. Returning will leave Picton about 1 o'olock p. m.
G. W. WAKIIFORD.
Manager.
Oct. 20.1014. __ __ __
General Manager
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Major T. H. E. Inman, (Summerside)
0. C. “li” Squadron.
or to the undersigned
A. E. Inga. Lleut. Col.
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W. C. Cooke, Captain and Adjutant,
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