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It.TAhMAGE’S SERMON
'he Eminent Divine’s Sunday
Discourse.
iubjecti A Warning Sounded—Tit* Talent
„f the Chmxah of CbnUt la Unde
veloped end Its Jtnergy DornjanU
XI,e Uaeuiy Frollto by ThU.
fCopyright INt]
Washington, D. C.—Iu tbls dU*onrso Dr.
-miijiD nqo shows how tlvg eause of rlght
flousucsB lias lost many ot Its weapons and
how they nca to bo rauaptnred and put into
affective operation; there text, I. Samuel smith found slii.,
jkoj- ‘’Now alt the land was of no Israel, for the
throughout said, Lest the Hebrews make
Philistines “words spears. But ail the Israel
tfiem or
ites went down to the Philistines, to
ii.-rnen every man uncl his hii share, raattock and his Yet coul- tte
ter Ld and Ida “ x - - y
a file for Ihe mattock,and for the coul
ters and for the forks, aud for the axes,
and’to sharpen galling the subjugation «oads.” for the Is
Wlmt a Philistines had carried off ull
raelites! The
tf| M blacksmiths aud torn down all the
biftci^miths’ shops and abolished the black
smiths’ trade in the laud of Israel. Tho
Philistines would not'even allow these par
ties to work their valuable minas of brass
^r ■mil Iron, nor There might they make only two any swords swords
S pear«. were
left in ail the land. Yea, these Philistines
went on until they had taken all the grind
stones from the land of Israel, so that if an
Israelitish farmer wimted to sharpen ills
ulowor his axe ho had to go ovei to tlio
garrison of the Philistines to got it done.
There was only one sharpening instrument
left in the laud, aud that was ft file, the
farmers and raeeimuics having nothing to
ryliet up the coulter aud the goaa and tbe
pickax save a simple file. Industry was
hindered and work practically Philistines disgraced.
The great idea of these was to
keen the Israelites disarmed, They might
oetiron out of the hills to make swords of,
hut they would not have any blacksmiths
,to weld this iron. If they got the irou
welded, they would hare no grindstones
on which to bring the instruments of agri
■onlture or the military weapons up to an
^Oh, you poor, file, how weaponless I pity you! Israelites, But thes* re
duced to a forever to keep their
Philistines were not
jjpel on the neck hands or God’s and knees, children. climbs Jona
than, on his up
a great rock, beyond which were the Phil
istine?, and his armor bearer, on his hands
and knees, climbs up the sams rock, and
these two m«n, with their two swords, hew
to pieces the Philistines, tho Lord throw
ing a great terror upon them. So it was
then; so it is now. Two men of God on
their knees mightier than a Philistine host
on their feet!
I learn, first, from this subject that it is
dkmgerous for the church of God to allow
im weapons to stay in the hands of its ene
mies. These Israelites Right again and
–gf.in have obtained a supply of swords
and weapons—as, for Distance, when they
took the spoils of the Ammontces--but
these Israelites seemed content to huve no
swords, no spears, no blacksmiths, no
grindstones, no active iron mines, un
til it was too late for them to make any re
sistance. I see the farmers tugging along
With their pickaxes and plow, and 1 sav.
"Where are you going with those things?’’
They say, ‘‘Oh, we are going over»to the
garrison of the Philistines to get these
things sharpened!” Isay, “Yo» foolish
men! Why don’t you sharpen “the them black- at
home?” “Oh,” they say, down, aud
smiths’ shops are all torn we
hnve nothing left us but a file!”
So it is in the church of Jesus Christ to
day. We are too willing to give up our
weapons to the enemy. Tke world boasts
that it has gobbled up tbe schools, and the
colleges, and the arts, and the sciences,
aid the literature, aDd tbe printing press.
Infidelity is making a mighty attempt to
l^t ail our weapons in its it hand is making and then this to
l*eep them. You know
boast all the time, and after awhile, when
the great battle between sin and righteous
ness has opened, if we do not look out ws
will be ox badl£ swords off as fight these with Israeiities, andwith
Without any to
«st any sharpening instruments. I call
■jton the superintendents that the of literary who instl- in
Utious to sea to it men go
to the classrooms to stand beside tbe Ley
den jars, and the electrie batteries, aud the
ttficioscopes aud telescopes, be children of
God, not Philistines. ©f times
The Tyndalleau thinkers our
are trying to get all the intellectual
weapons in tbeir own grasp. We want
scientific Christians to capture the science,
afid scholastic Christians to capture the
scholarship, and philosophic Christians to
capture philosophy, and lecturing Chris
tians to take back the lecturing platform. and
We want to send out agaiust Schenkel
Strauss aud llenun a Theodore Ohristlieb
of Bonn and against tbe infidel scientists
oS the day a God-worshiping Siiiiman and
Hitchcock and Agassiz. YVe want to cap
ture swing all around the philosophical tolsscopss apparatus the swivel and
the on
until through them we ean see the morn
ing star of the Redeemer, and with miner
alogical hammer discover the llock of
J^ges, aud amla the flora of all realms find
tfio Rose ot Sharon and the Lilly of the
Valley. We want some one able bring to ex
pound tbe first *bapter of Genesis, to
it the geology and the astronomy of the
world, until, as Job suggested, “the stones
of the field shall be in league” with the
tAith and the stars iu their eourse shall
fight against Sisera. Oh, ©hurch of God,
go ’Let out and recapture these weapons!
men of God go out aud take posses
sion of the platform. Let any printing
presses eiemy that have been captured and the by ths
be recaptured for God, re
porters, and the typesetters, and tho ed
itors, and the publishers swear all ol
lwjiance to the Lord God of truth. Ah, my
mend, that day must tome, and if the
great fifith body ot ChrisUammen eousecratiou huye not the do
or courage er the to
bunds it, then iet some Jonathan on his busy
and on his praying knees climb up
on the rock of hindrance and, in the came
of the Lord God of Israel, slash to pieces
tBose literary Philistines. If these men
will Dot be converted to God, then they
niist be overthrown.
Again, I learn from'this subj'eet what a
large amount of the •karch’s resources is
actually hidden amd burled and undevel
oped. The Bible intimates that that was a
viry rich laud, this land of Israel. of the It
sffj's, “The stones are irou, aud out
lulls thou shalt dig brass,” and yet hun
dreds and thousands of dollars’ worth of
this metal was kept under tbe hills. Well,
that is the difli«ulty with the church of
Qpd at this day. Its talent is not devel
oped. If oue-Ualf of its energy could bo
brought out.it migut take the public in
iquities of the day by the throat aud make
them bite the dust. If Uumau eloquence Christ,
were consecrated to the Lord Jesus
it would in a few years persuadethe whole
earth to surrender to God. There is
enough undeveloped energy in this city to
bring all the United States to Christ,
hnough of undeveloped Christian euergy
in the United State* to bring the whole
world to Christ, but it is buried inder
strata of indiffereuee and under whole
mountains of sloth. Now, is it not time
for the mining to begin and the pickaxes
to plunge and for this buried metal to be
brought out aud put into tbe furnaces aud the
turned into bowitxers and carbines for
Lord’s Vhevast host?
majority of Christians in this
d*y are useless. The most of the Lord’s
battalion belong to the reserve corps. The
most of the crew are asleep in the ham
mocks. The most of tbe metal is under the
hflls. Oh, is it not time for the church of
God to rouse up and understand that we
Wuutall the energies, all the talent and all
the wealth enlisted for Christ’s sake? I
like the nickname that the English sol
diers gave i.to Bluoher, the commander.
Phey called him “Old Forward*.” We
have had enough retreats in tlieohureh of
ChrisL; And let us have a glorious general said advance. when
I say to you as the
Ms troops were afrlghted—rising up in bis
stirrops, lifted bis hair flying in the wind, ha
up bis voice uutll 20,000 troops beard
him trying out, “Forward, tbe whole line!”
We want ail the luymen enlisted. Minis
ters are numerically too amall. They do
tile best they can. They are the moat over
worked ’
oluss on earth. Many of them die
of dyspepsia because they tannot get tbe
right right kind, kind of food worried to eat or, getting tbe
are go that they teke It
down tu oln nks. They die from eonsu.’up
tion uouilng from early and late exposure.
If a uovollest or a historian publish^)
ono book a year, he is considered indus
trious. But every faithful pastor must
originate enough thought for three or four
volumes a year. Ministers receive euougk
ealls in a year from men who hare maps
and medicines and lightning rods and pic
tures to sell to exhaust their vitnllty.
They are bored with agents of all sorts.
They are set in drafts ut funerals uud
poisoned by tbe unveutllated rooms of in
valids and waited upon by oommlttees who
want addresses made until life becomes u
burden to beer. It is not hard study that
makes ministers look pale. It is the in
finity of interruptions uud botherations to
which they are subjected. Numerically too
small! It is no more the work of the pulpit
to convert and save the world than it is
tbe work of the pew. If men go to rulu,
there will be as much blood on your skirts
as ou mine.
Let us quit thl3 grand farce of trying
to save the world by a few clergymen,
and let all hands lay hold of the work.
(live us in all our churches two or
three aroused and qualified men and
women to help. I 21 most churches to
day five or ten men are compelled to do
all tbe work. A vast majority of churches
are at their wits' end how to curry ou a
prayer meeting if the minister is not there,
when there ought to be enough pent up
energy uud religious force to make a meet
ing go on with such power that the minis
ter would never bo missed. The church
stands working the pumps of a few
ministerial cisterns r.uttl the buckets
are dry and choked, wbllo there are
thousands of fountains irom which
might be dipped up tbe waters of eter
nal life. Before you and I have the
sod pressing our eyelids we will under
God decide whether our children shuil grow
up amid the accursed surroundings of vice
and shame or come to an inheritance of
righteousness. Long, loud, bitter will be
tbe curse that scorches our grave if, hold
ing within the church to-day enough men
and women to save the city, we act the
coward or the drone. I wish I could put
enough moral explosives under the con
ventionalities and majestic stupidities of
the day to blow them and to atoms and that
then, with 50,000 men women from ail
the churches knowing nothing but Christ
and a desire to bring all the world to Him,
we might move upon the enemy’s works,
For a little while heaven would not have
trumpets enough to celebrate the victories.
Again, Ilearn from this subject that we
sometimes do well to take advantage of the
world’s grindstones. These Israelites were
reduced to a file, and so they went over to
the garrison of the Philistines to get their
axes and their goads and their plows
sharpened. The Bible distinctly states it —
the text which I read at the beginning cf
the service—that they had no other instru
ments now with which to do this work, and
the Israelites did right when they went over
to the Philistines to use their grindstones.
My friends, is it not right for us to employ
the world’s grindstones? If there be art,
if there be logic, if there be business facul
ty on the other side, let us go over and em
ploy it for Christ’s sake. The fact is we
fight with too dull instruments. We hack
and we maul when we ought to make a
clean stroke. Let us go over among sharp
business men and among sharp literary
men and find out what their tact is and
transfer it to the cause of Christ. If they
have science and art it will do us good to
rub against it.
In other words, let us employ the wor Id’s
grindstones. We will listen to their music,
and we will watch their acumen, and we
will use their grindstones, and will borrow
tbeir philosophical and apparatus will borrow to make our
experiments, we their
printing presses to publish our Bibles, and
we will borrow their rail trains to carry
our Christian literature, and wo will borrow
their ships to transport our missionaries.
That was what made Paul such a master in
bis day. He not only got all the learning
he could get of Dr. Gamaliel, but after
ward, stauding ou Mars hill and in crowd
ed thoroughfare, quoted their poetry, and
grasped their logic, and wielded their eio
til cv.ence, and employed their mythology un
Dionysius, the Areopagito, learned in
th3 schools of Athens and Heliopolis, went
down under his tremendous powers.
MTuat was what gave Thomas Chalmwa
file power in his day. He conquered the
world’s astronomy and compelled it to ring
out the wisdom and greatness of the Lord
until, for the second time, the morning
stars sang together and all the sons of God
shouted for joy. That was what gave to
Jonathan Edwards his influence in his day.
He conquered the world’s metaphysics and
forced it into the service of God uutii not
only the old meeting house at Northamp
ton, Mass., but all Christendom, felt thrilled
by bis Christian power. Well, now, my
friends, wo all have tools of Cbristiuu
power. Do not let them lose their edgoa.
We want no rusty blades in tiiis fight. We
want no coulter that cannot rip up tho
glebe. We want no axe that cannot fell
the trees. We want no goad that cannot
start the lazy team. Let us get the very
best grindstones we can find, though they
be iu possession of tbe Philistines, compel
ling them to turn tbe crank while we bear
down with ail our might on the swift re
volving wh63l until all our energies and
iaoulties shall be brought up to a bright,
keen, sharp, glittering edge.
Again, my subject teaches us on what
a small allowance Philistine iniquity puis
a man. Yes, these Philistines shut up the
mines, and then they took tbe spears and
the swords; then they took the blucksmiths;
then they took the grindstones, uud they
took everything but a file. Oh, t hat is the
way sin works! It grabs everything. It
begins with robbery and ends with rob
bery. It despotic this faculty and that
faculty and keeps on until the whole nature
is gone. Was the man eloquent before, it
generally thickens his tongue. Was he lino
in personal appearance, it murs his visage.
Wua he affluent, it sends the BherIJT to sell
him out. Was he influential, it destroys
his popularity. Was he placid and genial
and loving, it makes him splenetic changed and
•ross, and so utterly is he that
you can see he is sarcastic and rasping and
that tbe Philistines have left him nothing
but a file.
I learn from this subject wbat a sad thing
it is when the church of God loses its
metall These Philistines saw that if they
could only got all the metallic weapons
out of the hands of the Israelites ail would
be well, and therefore they took theswords
and the speurs. They did not want them
to have a single metallic weapon. When
the metal of the Israelites was gone, their
strength was gone. This is the trouble
with the church of God to-day. It is sue
rendering its courage. It has not enough
metal.
Oh, is it not high time that we awake
oat of sleep? Church of God, lift up yoitt
head at the coming victory! The Philistines
will go down, and the Israelites will go ap.
We are on the winning side. I think just
now the King’s horses are beiDg booked ap
to the chariot, and when He does ride down
tbe sky there will he such a hosanna
among His frieDds and such a wailing earth
among His enemies as will make the n£v
tremble and the heaven sing. I see
tbe plumes of the Lords cavairymep 8b
tossing in the air. Tbe archangel
fore tbe throne has already burnished
his trumpet, and then he will put blow its gold
en lips to his own, and he will the
long, ioud blast that will make all the na
tlons free. Clap your hands, all ye peo
pie! Hark! I hear the falling throne* and
the dashing down of demolislled iniquities.
“Halleluiah, the Lord God omnipotent
Halleluiah, the kingdoms of
world are become the kingdoms of our i
Jeeae Christ!"
A Matter of Temperature.
The little one’s mother had said,
"Now doctor, If there is any rise of
temperature”—she was great on tem
perature, by the way—"I will send for
you at ouee. As you know, I have a
uUnlcal thermometer, and can take the
temperature myself without troubling
you to come lu for the purpose." Just
as I was going to bed 1 was startled
by a violent ring at the bell, and, has
tening to the door, saw a terrified do
mestic, who gasped, "Oh, Sir, please,
Sir, do come round at once! Miss Mar
jory Is worse. Missus said I was to
tell you her temperature Is 108, and
is risin’ fast.”
Scarcely waiting to put on my hat,
I rushed round to the house of my lit
tle patient, and discovered the whole
family assembled iu the sick room
awaiting tiu> end of poor little Mar
Jory, the mother wringing her hamls
iu ng0Hy to and crying dreadfully,
“What’s ... , the , temperature . now?” „„ I , al- ,
most shouted in my agitation. “Oh!”
sobbed the mother, “1 Haven't dared
to look since. My poor darling! It
was 108, and they say that 105 is al
ways fatal,” and she broke down com
pletely. Without wasting any more
time, I turned down the blanket, and
—found that the thermometer liad been
thrust between the child’s side and
arm, and the bulb embedded in a
freshly applied hot poultice! — Cham
ber’s Journal.
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“Yes,” replied the scientist. “I am
told there is a new disease and a five
cent cigar named for me.”
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