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_"come after h_im, lived his life and at
last laid it down, a martyr. jf.-
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_ . there was a war, a rivalry, a jeal-
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| _-ffhedullwhitc or the glossy finish Christ and the followers of John.
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--5-to get either finish perfect is a ° Christ- N° S°°Ue‘” did Jes” °I’l’°9f"
manners, Bgsnecrs. '“‘ tt f than John bent the knee and render
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1 That posthumous influence is
mighty for good or evil we all know.
, H16’ E1'
l, for many years 3 gospel minister.
f alive. But no sooner was that good
‘man dead than a mighty reviva1__of
,religion sprang up. My father laid
that at one communion 30`0 people
about that revival was enigrgjdsexy
` one of those new converts 
conversion directly to the
land influence of the deadepastbr.
~ Posthumous influence, a mighty in-
l Buenos! Oh, yes, after death we
_Tshallilive on. A good influence, lik;
-_ that of John the Baptist shall nev-
er, never die. '
` But though I honor and extol the
 Christ said, "There hath not
risen' a greater than John thoBap-
`: tilt." Oh, yes, that was true al far
*as it went. True, if you speak il
J reference to those men and ‘women
ll who lived before Jesus was Korn.
. But there ia one part of the verse
,you mustewell .bear in mind. It is
s the _last part and _goes thus, "Yet,
notwithstanding thin, he that is leaagt
in the kingdom of if 
 Simply this: If you and I become
-hisblood webecomo in a 'sense
greater aye far greater than the
_greatest man who over livod who has
lacrlnce
jthouglit in (simple way ‘Af great
'wall or fortress has to be built. The
i and lay on one layer ofistone and
QQ
A,-,Iii then go to their rest. `Anotbier group
nmlaadoa i-lyafwhiclirsts nouiliig' mv 'ore.flay"anotlie‘r layer of stone upon the
vent conaequénceswliichiater on .would _ in-f prmedmg “yer and thm eg tb thgig
root. And so the work upon the
|"<» _ wall grows higher and higher, each
` group ,of workmen standing upon a.
‘ loftier scaffolding than that of the
"' H preceding laborers. Wel1,=t_,l-ic great
FRUIT .IAPS
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Special prices in dozen
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Inf!-.
, wall of progress has been builded in
1 this way. Each .generation represents
a batch of workmen, each layer of
stone the completed work of the pre-
ceding generation. The college boy
of to-day knows more .of geography,
` more of chemistry, more of astro-
nomy, more of all the sciences, than
the ables-t man living three centuries
° ago. Why? Because he has absorbed
the compact knowledge bf the last
300 years, which the great scholars
.of those three centuries have laid at
.bis feet.
F But' as the wall of mental and spir-
itual proglress went on growing high-
er and higher century after century
suddenly about 1,9_00 Years _ ago
spiritually it took a mil‘&0\1l0US lift-
Christ's sacrifice was laid upon the
top of it. The Calvary stones were
the layers of the year 80 A. D. Those
.stones will lift all succeeding gener-
` ations higher in knowledge and in
possibilities, higher than all sin and
_ higher than all future condemnations.
1 once heard a worldly man say:
“The best man that over lived never
went to heaven on his ,own merits.
If we ever reach the city of the re-
deemed, it must be through what
Christ has done for hs and not
through what we have done for oun-
sehee This statement contains the
ry kernel., the essence, the _heart of all
l38l|ld240ClIRE|(iH'l'0N S1`,,llALlF .
thagospel. John the Baptist in his
own life great? Yes! "Yet, not-
withstanding, he that ia least in the
kingdom of heaven is greater than
ho." _
Now, my friends, from a worldly
standpoint it is almost impossible to
compare the influences of diHerent
'I lives and to positively find out which
_one is the greater. But, though we
cannot tell who is the greats' in ' a
worldly sense, we do know that in ‘ g
epiritual sense no one can be great
save through Christ/I blood. To-day
I .would see a royal robe plac-
ed ` about ~your‘.shoulders. To-day
I would you might become ._ prince,
rprincess at a, king’e levee. \'I’o-da.y-
I would welcome you into the royal
" family of which God is the Father
and Jesus the elder brother. To-day
,I would have you ga-ow`=i1lto` greater
qiiritual importance than any one
who ever lived up to the time _of
John the$l*Bapt.ist,* »beca.ule`Qhrlif..'-s
Calva.ry_ is lifting you above _,the
if sim. i're-nay ‘I fwsniii has tyoii .il
 of. Jesus. Great in life!
Great in death! Great in 'your ro-
’ .
  - .lsineefinne .e my-~; you-nn.-agree:
through time which shall nevpir.
death. Like the pioneer who ente2`
_ school of the Nazarene." Is it not *
it blessed than he the if we nv for madg °f metal’ Mechanics t ’
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_ s ts from his ministry. Everybo y ` _ “ . » T _ ‘
\ loved him, yet few confessed Christ _ is 'ffharlottetown'
lunder his preaching while he was __. _~ W "m .- » .il 
Lziaisr  ;:;.;ns..:f>‘:.:: . Tilt   l°1°“N"V°il-i it I' OBERLINJ
noble characteristics of this great i  Begins to be I 
mm, there is still mother lesson we _ ' ' 
‘ must learn from the verse of my   ~
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