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UNDER THE SH.
Under the shade
I trust in Thee
Encircled by Th
Nothing can ha^
Under the shade
I do not fear: t<
1 calmly wait. \
Knowing I'm sa
Under the shad*
Cares and troub
""Hope springs <
Since I have foi
Under the shad*
Every trial to T
The clouds disp
And glad smiles
Under the shad*
A joyful song ol
Sheltered and s
How ran T anch
Under the shade
The mountain h
A chime of lov<
Whose joyous e<
Under the shadi
I fear not death
The light of be)
When shadowed
Worsham, Va.
MEN A]
By D
(Head before the Broth'
of Eliasville, Texas, and i
When Cain answerer!
keeper?" he merely ga
the reluctance of the n?
found humanistic prin
heart of man, out of \\
been touched by the it.
vine Spirit, it responds
in its fervor. "Here am
Jt is the plan of the (
inasmuch as through m
shall men be redeemed
late Son of (iod who kt
the likeness of sinful H<
this life, the wrath of
cross, being buried an
of death for a time.
The Divine Saviour t
the greai work and can
no greater commission
mortal men than this,
heirs with the J?rd J
by side with J-lim, prosing
the human race ha
Heathen mythology
wished to punish Atlai
i.._ .?- . i -t
? &11 ? ?yu iu? Miouiuers,
the disobedient Tantal
to completion, only to
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ADOW OF THY WING. '
:>w of Thy wing,
for everything:
iy loving arm j
re the power to harm. I
>w of Thy wing.
o Thee I cling. J
chate'er betide,
fe at Jesus' side.
1
ow of Thy wing, i
les away I fling; ,
?ternal in the breast,"
und this sweetest rest.
(
ow cf Thy wing, (
bee 1 bring,
erse. sunshine appears,
take the place of tears.
ow of Thy wing,
f praise I sing,
hielded, blest by Thee,
t but happy be?
ow of Thy wing.
eights and valleys ring
;, faith, hope and peace. i
choes ne'er shall cease.
ow of Thy wing,
, it has no sting;
aven shines so bright
, strengthened by Thy might.
Sally B. Dickenson.
ND MISSIONS.
. F. Eagleton.
erhood of the Presbyterian Church
lublished at their request.)
I the Ix>rd. "Am I my brother's
ive interrogative expression to
itural heart to recognize a prociple.
When, however, the
hich are the issues of life, has
lercy and sympathy of the Diwith
a thrill of gladsomeness
i I, Lord, send Me!"
Jreator of the human race that,
an all men fell, so through man
Hence, we find the intmaculew
no sin, taking upon himself
esh, undergoing the miseries of
God, the painful death of the
A ?:? ?? -?
i *-wiiiiMu 111 unuer iwe power
hen called upon man to take up
ry it on through the ages. And
has ever been conferred upon
that, as heirs of God and joint
esus Christ, they should, side
tecute the great work of bringck
to God.
tells us that when the gods
ii. the V i/SLVfr lllttl ill#* G.
and that it was the portion of
us to perform his task almost
realize at the supreme moment
M OF THE SOUTH.
.itter failure confronting him.
tions arp u>rr>ntr .? - ?1
.. .w..& V.I, lauici, it
exemplify what the unregenerat
experience in his relations to hu
the aesthetic Greek and in th<
Profound in conception, broad i
n effort. why did they fail? A1
pendous failures as the nioderi
Fourteenth, a Nicolas of Russi,
person ?
The answer is not long in i
nature must be regenerated by
washed and purified in the blooc
power renewed by the gentle,
of the Holy Spirit. "In mediaev
ijiuic iKiame a canaiaate tor k
[juired to spend the night in q
life passed in review before hir
dres. impulses, and purposes tl
future life course; and when n
a different personage. Old thi
him : he had become a new creat
hood, with his life devoted to
honor and truth. So with the (
is a new creature. He no longei
cipaiities and powers, but with
heart, with spiritual wickedness
stands for temperance in habit,
lion, for caution and prudence ii
of Brutus of old, "His life is ge
so mixed in him that nature n
to all the world, 'This is a man
And this, after all. is the only
ism. Winers are spurious. Ca
and became self-centered. Rich
France supreme amongst nation
supreme in France, for the reas
dominate that royal master will,
a Charles of Sweden to success
turn against him when their p
Bacon and Wolsey were pair
hours of triumph, but neither c
downfall. Jt takes the renewing
to make a man great in defeat.
Luther, a Calvin, a Wesley, a
And may God grant that this
never cease from earth. Nor hi
unsung heroes of the Cross ai
hers with the years. Never bef<
so wrought up for its kind. Bu
ncvs iA liiki ciiiil " M-ii,'.
...w .'JUII D IIII I LI 11
countless thousands mourn."
present generation of Christian
strange spectacle of the world's
solemn conclave under the bloo
Cross, at the peace tribunal of
Who did all this? How can
ence between a Constantine*the
the Seventh of present-day J?ng
J *i? r ; ? it ? ^
am me iwon jieari aim a i^ue<
a Ferdinand of Aragon and a C
between a J'eter the tireat, sti
bloodshed and death, and a M
before the potentates and prince
September 8, 1909.
Both these concepley
may be taken to
:e man may expect to
imanitv Wo coo
. I * V OVV 11 lU
e intellectual Roman,
n vision, indefatigable
h, me! Why such stui
Cains; a Louis the
a, a Richelieu, an Ininding.
Man's whole
God's love, his heart
1 of the Lamb, his will
invigorating influence
al times when the esnighthood.
he was re
uiet meditation. His
n, he weighed the dehat
were deciding hi*
lorning came, he was
ings had passed from *
ure?ready for knightthe
defense of purity,
Christian convert. He
wages war with printhe
evil of the human
5 in high places. He
for self-control in aci
speech. As was said
iitle, and the elements
nay stand up and sav
i!' "
true brand of patriot
esar tought for Rome
lelieu planned to make
is, and Louis Quatorzc
on that he alone could
A Wallenstein guided
and triumph, only to
olicies clashed. Even
iotic enough in their
ould stand defeat and
j power of God's Spirit
This ^ave the world a
Knox, a Robert Lee.
type of manhood may
is it. The uncrowned,
re increasing in immure
has humanity been
irns sang in the hitteinanitv
to man matpv
It remained for the
i leaders to evoke the
leadership meeting in
dstaincd banner of the
the Hague,
you explain the dififertireat
and an Edward
'1:111(1'' liplufcpn Rt?-li_
in Victoria? Ilctweeu
ardinal Gibbons? Or
rring up a crusade of
otte Martin, standing
;s of earth, pleading in