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DR. TALMAGE’S SERMON
((‘0gtjm\¢d Front the Tliird Page.)
1’”i”" ' `l'_J")" "“"_
throne upon your soul and that you.
taking hold of its potent wing, might
live and live forever.
g.- -~v - - *W* -Y ' I
“77”
L Knocks out
GRIP
A year ago.
A year ago the papers were so full
of scare lines and cartoons of Epedem-
icGrip, that the local advertisers
protested that people were being
frightened away from the stores,
threatening the holiday trade. The
paperstook the hint and the next
day it was "Grip under control, Grip
snhsidiug, etc.” This year Grip is
quite as prevalent but the papers are
mum.
Itlsehooves you to carry a vial of
“77”in your pocket it knocks out
the Grip and “breaks up" Colds that
“hang ou.”
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trial
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lleemeee self free.
oruuaeuvuon rzeeint
um re '
Cor. WilKnmy&
What rocket lines and sling lite buoys`
and tally boards and mcrtars and ham-
mocks and cork mattresses and lite-
saving .~t tions filled with machinery
for saving the botiies ot the dr. wniagl
But let me hear and now make it plain
that there has been no new way invent-
ed lor the moral and eternal rescue ot a
struggling soul. Five hundred attempts
lat such contrivance have been made,
‘ but all ol them dead failures. Hear it!
-~There is none other ni-me under heav-
ien given among men whereby.we must
:be saved" th~~n the name ol Jesus. The
imighty swimmer of my text comes
;down off the beach of heaven and
:through the breakers comes buffet-d
,and bruised, and reddeuing the wa veit
i!rom his own lacerations,he cries: "Lay
»liold ot my arm! Put your head on my
lshculder! Hear the beating of my, lov-
§ing heart! Hear ye saved, for I am Goo
Jand there is no other!"
1 I want to persuade you to lay hold
Soi this strong swimmer. "Nc, " you
fsay, "it is always disastrous fora drown-
ling ma'i to lay hold ol a swimmer.”
'There is not a river or lake but has a
calamity resultant from the tact that
.when a strong swimmer went out to
save a sinking man the drowning man
,clutched him. threw his artns around
him. pinloned his arms. and then they
both went down together. When you
are saving a n in the water. you do
not want to sie up by his lace. You
not want him to hold you while you
take hold ot him. But. bl' ssed be God.
Jesus Christ is so strong a swimmer hs
comes not to our hack. but to our face,
and he a»ks us to throw around him the
arms ol our love and then promise to
want to come up by his bask. Youhl
are us tc the beach. and he will do it.
Do not trust that plank ol good works.
Do not tiust that shiveicd spar 'l
your own righteousnest-. (.`hri~i ~ i.l.
can give you sale transportation. 'l`-i 1
vonr lace upon him, as the dyii -_» ti. |-
tyr did in olden times when he cri.--l .~..~ 1
-‘None but Chiist;" Jesus has le-
millionsto the land. and he is it l -
to tilie you there. Oh. what har.. . ~~
to tnru~t him back when he has been
swimming all the way from lhe throne-
of God. to where you are now. and is
ready to swim all the way back again
takin; your redeemed spirit.
1 hear many saying: ‘~Well, I
would like to be a Curistiiu. l am go.
ing to work to become a Christian."
My brother you begin wrong. When
a man is drowning. anda strong swim-
mer comes out to help him. he s.ys
to him "Now be quiet. Put your arm
on my shoulder. but don’t struggle.
don‘t try to help ycurseil, and
l’ll take you ashore. The more you
struggle and the more you try to help
yourself the more you impede ma. Now
be quiot,and I`ll take you ashore. ”Wh»n
Christ. the strong swimmer, comes out
to save a soul, the sinner says: ~-That’s
right. I sm going to help him in the
work ol my redemption. I am going
to pray more, and that will help him,
and I am going to weep sxtravagantlv
over my sins, and that will help him."l “Never quit cerhinty for hops.”
No, it will not. Stop your d-ting. Never take a medicine ol donbtlnl value
Christ wllldo all or none. You can- instead ol Hcod’s Sarsaparllla which is
not lift an ounce, you cannot move an l suns to do you good.
inch, in this matter of your redemption., _ _ ,
'rms ia isa dint-ati, what rep. Furs furs ladies fnra in
lll0UlD(ll 0| lllllll OI! 0| the kingdom grgat v:a~i8ty_ 50 fur sggqua'
of heaven It is because
complete the work of their redemption
~»Wi.y." you say. when there is nothing
tor im- to do P” Only one -ning have
~on o d»». and tliii it to l-i_v hold ot
()1»‘st and let hint af-.li ev-a your ssl-
v~i~-nn and avhieve it » ll. I d- not know
whether I make the matter plain or not.
l alll-ply W ml. tu sll0\*' yOU l -lf ll mill
annot save himsel', but that the Al-
..-~~*tv Sow of God can doit and will do
it llylu ask him. Oh. lling your two
arms. the aria oi your trust and the
arm oi your love, around the omnipo-
tent swimmer of theoross l
Have you ever stood by and seen
someone under process of resuscita-
tion alter long submerge.it~e. Like this'
is the gladness whei a soul has been
submerged in sin and sorrow is “coming
to.” What desire on the part of all to
help, and, when under the breath of
God. and under the manipulation by
the wounded hands ci Christ. the lite
eternal ot the soul begins to slow it-
seli, all through the ranks of spectators,
terrestrial and celestial, goes the cy:
“He lives ! Rejoice. for the dead is
alive again !” May the living Chr'st
this moment put out tor the rescue.
“spreading his hands in the midst ot
you, as a swimmer spreading his hands
to swim l”
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