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8 THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. ei.
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FOR NOVEMBER 1. them. The strength you have gained , , .„ , , it is now
Rv Rpv a a TpVin=tpn „ , , to Tule ovcr US. But we are not
By Rev. A. A. Johnston. ^ one bit of work toughens your .,..,,• ^ .,. • 3. Xational Salvation. If a na
Twelve Great Verses. XI. The fibrefor the next and harder job. We °^ly S^^^^J °f the sm of disowning ^.^^ .^ ^ ^^^^^ ^^^
WorK Verse. Eccl. 9:10. Roll-Call jaugh at the belief of the heathen God, His Son and His Word, but ^f repenting and turnino- froni '
'^®®'^''^^' that the strength of his fallen foe what about His Sabbath In many she is also in a position to accept of
Psalms-146:l-3, 7. No. 305; 120:1-1, passed into his own soul, but there pj^^gg ^^^ j^ ^^^^^ ^^yg ^^^ q^^,_ God's mercy and be saved. How we
^ ' ' places aiiu iii many ways uui vjuv- vjullis niciuj aiiu ue Ba\eu. HOW
lo. 355: 125:1-5, No. 354; 119: Part ^^s truth in his crude superstition.
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Every victory over some adverse cirernment
compels men to work on ^°rig xo see a i\ ation that has aci^,
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Parallels:-John 5:17; John 6:28- eumstance makes us more fitto meet that day. In 1828 Congress passed f'!^,f P^,*^"" and is living
29; Phil. 3:14; John 9:4; Ps. G9:9; fbo next one a law requiring the United States "'^e^i^^ce to the Law of God m
„. „ . every particular. There were pe-
Titus 2:14; Gal. 4:18; Rom. 12:11. Neither have we any right to wait mail to be carried on the Sabbath, jj^^jg j^ ^j^gjj^^g ^^ j^^.^ , , ^
Happy is that young man or woman for the uplifting power of inspiration, ^he easy and speedy divorce sys- so lived and we Imow how Ihe pim!
Who begins his or her life with that There are many hours wasted, many ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ .^ ^^^^^^^ ^^.^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ J ^
finest of all working creeds. "What- desert periods in our life because we ,.,.,, . . -, at„i-- i f rr- •>^soever
thy hand findeth to do, do it refused our duty since "we did not ^^'^^ ^^^ ^''^ «* °"^ ^'''- ^^^ Nation knew o His salvation. A\ hat
with thy might." feel like it." On the other hand, we ^hat shall we say of the liquor traf- J°JdV What TbrsTiL ^l"" ^'''
Nothing is truly gained in this may have gripped our will and begun fic that has been licensed and sup- ' ,, , ,. ^^' ^^
ij -*!, * • .1. • -..r 1., , pray for that time.
world without paying the price. Would our work and as we worked the m- ported by the State, in which and by
you be strong physically Then rig- spiration came. Just when we were ^^.j^j^j^ thousands go down every XOT DRUGS
orously obey the laws of health and most weary and most discouraged, the •,-,,•,, i v j r>-j tj-
„ , , , , „ . , year into a drunkards grave and ±ooa Did It.
exercise. Would you be well equipped longed-for fire descended. Dr. John- •' ^ \fi. • i .• -i l,
..„.,,„ ,^ .,, ^ , a bor)plp«s eternitv Alter using laxative and catharintellectually
It will take many gon said he never felt like work. He '^ '^°P®^^^® ^^^"y• ,. ,. . % ,.,,, .
, , . .-,-„,,., , c A- X- T -r. i^ mi tic medicines trom childliood, a case
hours and days of weary toil. Would would always rather not. He is kith 2. >,ational Eepentance. The 4. , . .- ,- • u , .
,,^ . , „ , , . . , , ol ciironic constipaation yielded to
you be wealthy Then ease and plea- and kin to many of us, but "whatso- question may arise what is a Xa- the