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CIinlea'S SYMPATHY WITH TUB
WORLD.
The great Teacher of the ages
whom sgciety would have hound-
ed to destructiou was not self.
tt,kl@orbed, but could spare time to
be kind and genial even to little
children. He who found it his
meat and drink to do His Father's
will was no gloomy egotist, but
was fund of showing his sympa-
thy fur men by joining them at
the social board of the marriage
feast. He was so strong as never
to yield to to the fiercest tempta-
tion, was yat to gentle as to make
allowance for sinners. He went
about continually doing good ;
sought not to be ministered unto
but to minister; and declared,that
He was ready, like a good shep-
herd, to lay down His lite for the
sheep. Thus Christ's work from
the first was one of recoasiliation.
His whole career was sacrificial
and atoning. From the very bo -
ginning of His ministry He gave
Himself unreservedly to the
world. His death was but the
last and steepest step:of the altar
of self-sacrifice He had been so
long ascending.—Dr. Momerie.
THE BIBLE'S INFLUENCE ON RUr;—
KIN'S STYLE.
Mr Ruskin says : NS -alter Scott
and Pope's Homer were reading
of my own selection, but my mo-
ther force.] me, by steady daily
toil, to learn long chapters of the
Bible by heart; as well as to read
it every syllable through, aloud,
bard names and all, from Genesis
to the Apocalypse, about once a
year; and to that discipline—pati-
ent, accurate, and resolute—I
owe, not only a knowledge of the
Book, which I find occasionally
serviceable, but much of my gen-
eral power of taking pains, and
the best tart of my state in liter-
ature. From Walter Scat's
no\ elf I might easily, as I grew
older,have fallen to other people's
novels, and Pope. perhaps, have
led me to take Johnson's English,
or Gibbon's, as types of language;
but, once knowning the 32nd of
Deuteronomy, the 110th Psalm,
the 15th of' 1st Corinthians, the
Sermon on the Mount. and most
of the Apocalypse, every sylable
by heart, and having always a
way of thinking with myself what
words meant, it was not possible
for me,even in the toolishest times
of youth, to write entirely super-
ficial English ; and tho affectation
of trying to write like Hookerand
George Herbert was the most in-
nocent I could have fallen into.
('ONSTANT PRAYER.
'It is as impossible for the soul
to live and thrive without daily
player as for the body to live and
thrive without daily food," says
Dr. Guthrie. 'Our graces are
like plants that need daily water-
ing; watches that need daily wind-
ing, lamps that need daily filling;
bodies that need daily feeding.
It is as necessary for the graces
of the inner as for the strength,
and health,and life of the outward
man that we should wait on God
to say: 'Give me by day my daily
bread.'
Newman says: 'When you have
given over the practice of stated
prayer you gradually become
weaker without knowing it.
Sampson did not know he had lost
his strength till the Philistines
came upon him; you will think.
yourselves the men you used to
be, till suddenly your hdversay
will come furiously upon you,
and you will as suddenly fall.'
Dr Donne says 'When a purnp
is frequently used,but little pa ins
are necessary to obtain water, the
water pours out at the first stroke
because it is high ; but if the
pump has not been used for a
long time, the water gets low,and
when you want ityou must pump
a long while, and the water conies
only after great efforts. It is so
with prayer. If we are instant
in prayer, every liftle circum-
stance awakens the disposition
to pray, and desire and words are
always ready ; but if' we neglect
prayer, it is difficult for us to.
pray-. That son] which is ever
turned towards God prays some-
times when it does not know that
it prays.' Kitty Trevelyan says:
'Thinking may drive away many
cares and lighten many sorrows;
but for suspense, for uncertainty,
Gtr anxieties whose issues we
cannot know, it scetns to me
tllpre is no remedy at all but
prayer.
Titl'S'l' IN (10!).
13e.iove God now. Trust Ilim
now, in face of all that opposes
itself. or you may never have so
grand a chance to show your
trust.. The high glories and the
full vision of heaven may not give
such an opportunity of glorifying
God as you have amid the un-
speakable sorrows, the profound
darkness and the sometimes aw-
ful straits, of your own soul hero
in this lower world. What an
opportunity to be grasped by the
Christian ! Is not this what
angels bend to see on earth,—a
human soul, deprived of the di-
rect, and constant sight of God,
encompassed with so much to
cause doubt and dark distress, yet
proceeding precisely as it would
jilts oyes were already on the
living God ? Yes, trust can
never do anything else than g1 u•-
ify God and certainly circum-
stances can never again so favor
us ih its exercise. We expect no
barriers to full vision in heaven ;
and trust•comes into play where
there are bars iers, where we do
not see.
OXMS iOF THOUGHT.
The pleasure of doing good is
the only one that docs not wear
out.
Anger ,s like rain, which breaks.
itself upon that on which it falls.
Life is not so short but there
is always time enough .for cour-
tesy.
The brigbfe,t lightning comes
from the blackest clouds, and the
purest faith from the severest
trials.
The acquisition of knowledge
is not the chief end of man, but is
a noble end, and the interest of
the pursuit is inexhaustible.
All honor should be given to
those who bear failures bravely
and rise up from them with un-
daunted energy for fresh endea-
vors.
Whatever tends to draw men
together in bonds of affection and
harmony' will also enable them
both to give and to receive an oc-
casional rebuke in the spirit which
alone can make it eflective is do.
ing good.
Take the hand of the friendless;
smile on the sad and dejected ;
sympathize with those in trouble;
strive everywhere to diffuse
around you sulishine and joy. if
you do :his, you will be sure to
bo beloved.
Although a young couple are
said to be married as soon as the
lady has changed her name, the
truth is that the real marriage is
a long slow inter-growth,like that
of two trees planted quite close to-
gether in the forest.
The foundation of domestic hap-
piness is faith in the virtuous
qualities of woman. Tho found-
ation of political happiness is
faith in the integrity of' man.
The foundation of all happiness,
temp< r.tl.,or eternal, is faith in the
goodness, the righteousness, the
mercy, and the love of G,ld.
A cheerful disposition 'is a gens
of great price, and proceeds from
the storehouse of heart within.
Unlike other gems, which are
useless except to the possessor, it
sheds its beams on all around it,
imparting warmth, light and lite
to all within the sphere of its be-
nign influence.
Religion is of no yalue to a
mechanic unless it keeps him from
putting up a ceiling he knows will
crack in six months; or to a far-
mer unless it keeps him from put-
ting the only sound pippins on
top of the barrel.
Tho greatest man is he who
chooses the right with invincible
resolution; who resists the sorest
temptations from within and
without; who bears the heaviest
burdens cheerfully,who is calmest
in storms, and most fearless un-
der menace and frowns,and whose
reliance on truth, virtue, and on
God is most unfaltering.
How often is it difficult to be
wisely charitable—to do good
without multiplying the sources
of evil I To give alms is nothing
unless you give thought also. It
is not written, 'Blessed is he that
feedeth the poor,' but, 'Blessed is
he that conside:'eth the poor.'
A little thought and a little kind-
ness are often worth more than a
great deal of money.
GETTING INTO ONE'S PLACE.
'Tilers are so many who are
content to be without being any-
thing,' says Mr Emerson in one of
his humorous ments. Every-
where we find these people,existing
but not living, good in a certain
negative way,but notgoofor any-
thing in particular; and the most
startling thought of' all is that
each of these lay figures was in-
tended by the Creator for some
purpose, was born for something,
was designed f'or a place: or in the
words of the great essayist, 'Each
man and woman is born with an
aptitude to do something impos-
sible to any other.' '
I1' this is so, and it is only stat-
ing in modern phrase the Scrip-
ture truth of Goa's plan and pur-
pose for every man, it is the first
question which every child ofGod
should put to himself,'Am 1 doing
my God -ordained work ?' It may
be sweeping rooms or washing
dishes:it may be cal Tying a hod or
a sceptre; it' may be nursing a
baby or writing a sermon,—the
question is just as applicable,
'Am 1 doing my work,'—not
criticising somebody else, not
longing for a bolter chance, not
waiting for something to turn up;
but doing my work as well as 1
know how to do it?
If ono can answer that Ilucstio:h
in the affirmative, he has answer-
ed one of the greatest questions
that a man is ever called upon to
face. To be in one's place and do
one's work is supremely satisfy-
ing,to be out of one's proper place
at last will be agony, because it
will take one away from God.
TheChristian,is growing more and
more in harmony with his envir-
onment because he is growing in-
to harmony with the will of God.
If a man who is meant to bo a
physician is miserable as a law
yet; if a useful and prosperous far-
mer is sometime spoiled to make
an unhappy and second-rate prea-
cher,—what will be the agony of
living for an eternity out of one's
element, or in other words, away
from one's God ? Tobd something
and the right something, may be
the high ambition of every humble
child of God, and ho may bo sure
that at last he will certainly
reach th' vet summit of his am-
bit ion.—Golden Rale.
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