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Mantle Pieces, etc, Furniture and Undertaking E Ch arges Moderate Opp. Benson House, Repairing done promptly and properly at moderâ€" ate rates. W. F. MBEMHY, ROBT CHAMBERS Edzâ€"iefi'mm.’ ' â€"ntnx" 1: am moneymndwéii w karnrd' swag, meanne- mid. line. 3003;! 00-. Prettiest Goods in town: will timoex“‘ieé _ V --_A_ President 'g'icfl workmm, ,mp'are prices be T393, Wash Tops, 77 Kent-St}, South Side. under GaP ‘, LINDSAY, y at current rates 0f and no delay. .n, 2d! shou’d see his before purcnaslng else- : Market on Ca nbridge- No Solicitors’ Fees or Commissmn . 169. Secretary Lindsay CONTROLLERS OF Evils “'arded of! by the '1‘in1ely \Vurning of Those Ce‘lestial Visitantsâ€"Auge- lology tha Theme of the Great \Vash- i-gtou Preacherâ€"TWO Nations of Angels Knowu to Miove and Hate REV. DR. TALMAGE’S FIRMFAITH. ANGEL GUARDIA .CL Washington, Oct. 29.-â€"-The bril- liant beings supposed by some to be imaginary are by Dr. ’lalmage in his sermon shown to be real and to have much to do with our everyday life. The text. is Judges xiii, 19, "And the angel did wondrously.” - “f.‘ n An A‘ .swit‘ G115»). “ax; .- V...... v ' hire built on a rock. Manoah and his wife had there kindled the flames for sacrifice in praise of. God and in' honor of a guesr, whom they sup- posed to be a man. But as the flame rose higher and higher their stranger guest stepped into the flame and by one red leap ascended into the skies. Then they knew that was an angel of the Lord. “The angel did Wonâ€" drously.” TWo hundred and fortyâ€"eight times does the Bible refer to the angels, yet I never heard or read a sermon on angelology. The whole subject is relegated to the realm mythical, Weird, spectral and unknown. Such ,adjourmnent is tinâ€"Scriptural and wicked. fit their life, their characâ€" ter. their habits, their actions, their velocities, ' the Bible gives us full length portraits, and Why this proâ€" longed and absolute silence concern- ing them? Angelology is my theme. There are two nations of angels, and they are hostile to each otherâ€" , thenation of good angels and the na- "tion of bad angels. 0f: the former I chiefly speak toâ€"day. Their capital, their headquarters, their grand ren- davous, is heaven, but their empire is the universe. They are a distinct race of creatures. No human being can ever join their confraternity. The little child who in the Sabbath school sings, “I want to be an an- gel." will never have her wish gratiâ€" fied. They are superhuman, but they are of diflerent grades and ranks, not all on the same level or the same" height. They have their superiors and inferiors and equals. I propose no guessing on this subject, but take the Bible for my own authority. Plato, the philosopher, 81108931 and divided angels into superc'elestial. ce- lestial and subcelestial. Dionvsius. the Areopugite, guessed and divided them into three classes, the-supreme, the middle and the last, and each of these into three other classes. mak- ing nine in all. Philo said that, an- gels Were related to God, as the rays to the sun. Fulgentius said that they were composed of body and spirit. (‘lement said they Were in- eorporeal. Augustine said that they had been in danger of falling. but‘ now are beyond being tempted. But the only authority on this subject that I respect says they are divided into cherubim, seraphim, thrones, dominations, principalities, powers. Their cominander-in-chief is Michael. Daniel called him Michael. St. John called him Michael. These supernal beings are more thoroughly organ- ized than any army that ever march- ed. They are swifter than any .(‘yâ€" clone that ever Stx'ept the sea. They are more radiant than any itzorning that ever came down the sky. They Their Being. \‘chu ox the Ne“ Jesus. I turn : mi (inn-"Iii. The): are nm’wr sum. 'iney :irt- "it-yer exhausted. The): lll‘i'll 1.0 SIN-H. fur lib-ff {il‘t' m'Vt'r‘ [if-"l. ."ii (imi's comm-Lind they -smo1e v.91h death. in one night, 185,00“ of Senâ€" nulem‘EMZS host, but no inniity (1m szriitv 1h ~m. .Wnke, agile, multipa- h-nt. deuthh-ss. immortal! There is only one. thing that puts then} to their wits' end. and the Bible says they have to study that. They have been studying it all through the ages, and yet I warrant they have. not fully grasped itâ€"the wonders of redemption. These wonâ€" ders are so high, so deep. so proud. Sn stupendous. so magnificent. that «Won the intelligence of nne‘elhoml is (-onfoumh-(l before it. The. apostle says. “Which things the angels tlv- sim- to look into." That is a sub- iject that excites inquisitivvness on. ‘-their part. That is a, theme that strains their faculties to the utmost. That is higher than they can climb. deeper than they can dive. They have a desire for something too big for their comprehension. "Which things the angels desire to look in- to.” But that does not discredit‘ their intelligence. No one but. God himself can fully understand the won. ders of redeniption. If all ' heaven should study it for 50 centuries. they would get no further than the A B C Jof that inexhaustible subject. But nearly all other realms of knowledge they have ransacked and explored and compassed. No one but God can tell them anything they do not know. They have read to the. last word of {1;3.‘lagglinc of the last page of the last volume' of investigation, and what delights me most is that all unit intelligence 13 to b. u. out dia- Irmwm Om. 4Im Ummj2< Omu 4.1m... ICKPZ m>0m. mom IN radiant than m came down the - In du with 3' r m Hu- um- Lhc Angel of Thvy :u m ing . They (19min): 3w uni- posul, and; coming into their pres- once, they will tell us in five minutes more than we can learn. by 100 yeam' of earthly surmising. v. V“. v--â€" A further characteristic of these immortals is their velocity. This the Bible puts sometimes under the fig- ure of a. no“ mg garment, sometimes under the figure of naked feet. As these superhumans are without bod- ies, these expressions are of course figuratixo and mean swiftnness The Bible tells us that Daniel was prayâ€" mg and Gabriel flew from heaven and touched him before he got up from his knees. How far, then, did the angel Gabriel have to fly in those moments of Daniel‘s prayer? Heaven is thought to be the center of the universe. Our sun and its planets Only the rim of the wheel of worlds. In a moment the angel Gabriel flew from that center to this periphery. Jesus told Peter he could instantly have 60,000 angels present if he callâ€"- ed for them. What foot of antelope or Wing of albatross could equal that velocity? Law of gravitation, which grips all things else, has no influence upon angelic momentum. Immensi- ties before them open and shut. like a fan. That they are here is no reason. why they should not he quintillion of miles hence the nextrminutc. Our bodies hinder us, but our minds can circle the earth in a. minute. Angelic beings are bodiless and have no limiâ€" tation. God may with his finger point down to some world in trouble on the outmost limits of creation, and instantly an angelic cohort is there to help it, or some celestial may be standing at the farthermost outpost of immensity, and- God may say “Come!” and instantly it is in his bosom. Another remark I have to make concerning these illustrious immorâ€" tals is that they are multitudinous. Their census‘ has never been taken and no one but God. knows how many they are, but all the Bible ac- counts suggest their immense num- bersâ€"â€"companies .of them, regiments of them. armies of them, mountain tops haloed by them, skies populous with them. John speaks of angels and other beings round the throne as ten thousand times ten thousand. Now, according to my calculation, ten thousand times ten thousand are, 100,000,000. But these are only the ,angels in one place. David counted .20000 of them rolling down the sky in chariots. When God came away from the riven rocks of Mount Sinai. the Bible says he had the compan- ionship of 10,000 angels. I think they are in every battle, in every exiâ€" gency, at every birth, at eyery pilâ€" low, at every hour, at eVery moment, the earth full of them. They out.- nuinher the liuamn race in this world. They outnumber ransomed spirits in glory. When Abraham had his knife uplifted to slay Isaac, it. was an anâ€" gel who arrested the stroke, crying. “Abraham, Abraham!" It was a stairway of angels that Jaeoh saw while pillowed in the wilderness. We are told an angel led the hosts of Israelites out of Egyptian serfdotn. It was an angel that showed Hagar the fountain where she tilled the Lot- tie for the lad. It was an angel that took Lot out of doomed Sodom. It Was an angel that shut up the mouth of the hungry monsters when Daniel was throwminto the caverns. It Was an angel that fed Elijah under the juniper tree. It was an angel that announced to Mary the approaching nativity. They Were angels that, chanted when Christ was born. It was an angel that strengthened our - Saviour in his agony. It Was an an- gel that encouraged Paul in the ' Mediterranean shipwreck. It was an t' angel that burst: open the prison. .' gate after gate, until Peter was 1“)â€" - erated. It Was an angel that stirred t f the. pool of'b‘iloam, where the sit-l. l 1 were healed. It. was an angel that F John saw tlying through the midst 0 of heaven, and an angel with foot, - planted on the sea, and an angel that 1‘ opened the hook, and an angel that sounded the trumpet. and an angel that thrust in the sickle, and an an- gel that poured out the vials. and an angel standing in the sun. It will he an angel with uplifted hand. swear- it ing that time shall he no longer. In “‘- the great final harvest of the World [0 the reapers are the angels. Yeah, the 15 Lord shall he revealed from heaven 10 with mighty angels. Oh. the numâ€" id hers and the might and the glory of m these supernalsâ€"-â€" (let-ts of them. ill squadrons of them. host beyond host, re rank above rank, millions on mil- 1 lions, and all on our side if we will 01‘ haw them! fidml' This leads me to speak (3f the om- ees of these supermils. To defend. to cheer, to rescue. to escm‘t, to give \‘ivtory to the right and ()«\'('I‘1hl‘0\\’ the wrongr that is their businessâ€"- just as alert toâ€"day and eilieieut as “11011 in Bible times they spin-mi win}: or uushenlhed su'nrtl or rocked down pnnitentiurivs or tilled the mountains with horses of lire and driven by reinsuu-u of fire. They hare turned your steps a. hundred liuu-s. and you kin-w it not. You Were on the “my to do some wromg thing, and they changed your course. They brought} some thought of Christian parentage or of loyalty to your own home, and that arrested you. They arranged that some one should meet you rt that crisis and propose something honorable and elevating, or they took. from your pocket some ticket to .OVil, amusement, a ticket that you never found. It was an angel of God. and pom-{pig the Very one that guided you to this service and that now mvuits to report some holy inmressirm m be. made upon your soul. tarrying “2111 one foot upon the doorstep of your immortal spirit and the other foot lifted for ascent into the skies. By some prayer detain him until he can tell of a. repentamt and rausomed soul! Or you were some time borne down with trouble, bereavement, persecution. bankruptcy, sickness and all manner of troubles beating their discords in your heart and life. “You gave up; ‘ You said: "I cannot stand A ‘1..- it any longer. I believe I will take my life. Where is the rail train or the deep wave or the precipice that will end this torment of earthly oxâ€" istence?” But suddenly your mind brightened. Courage came surging into your heart like oceanic tides. .You said, ”God is on my side, and all. thesea adwrsities he can make turn out for my good. " Suddenly you felt a peace, a deep peace, the peace of God that passeth all undul- THE WATCHMAN-WfiRDER: LINDSAY. 0N1 standing: sweet 2- ‘ gel of 1; all. Men and women of a“ --_- stances, only partly appreciated or not appreciated at all, never feel lonely again or umregarded again!- Angels all around; angels to approve, 1 angels to help, angels to remember. Yea, while all the good angels are friends of the good, there is one special angel your bodyguard. This idea until this present study of an- gelogy I supposed to be fanciful, but I find it clearly stated in the Bible. When the disciples were praying for l’eter’s deliverance from prison and he appeared at the door of the pray- er meeting, they could not believe it Was Peter. They said, “It is an anâ€" gel.” So these disciples, in special nearness to Christ, evidently believed that every worthy soul has an angel. Jesus said of his followers, “Their angels behold the face of my Fa- ther.” Elsewhere it is said, “He shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways.” “LA/l nun, IJk'hUfi nun“ V- angels behol the face of my Fa- ther.” Elsewhere it is said, “He shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways." Angel shielded, angel protected, an- gel guarded, angel canopicd, art thou! No wonder that Charles Wes- ley hymncd these Words: Which of the petty (Tan boast a guar: Enuirclod from our With all the head \‘zilerius and Ruflnus were put to death. for (‘hrist’s sake in the year 287, and after the day when their bodies had been whipped and poundâ€" ed into a jelly, in the night in prison and before the next day when they wm-v to he executed, they both thought they saw angels standing with two glittering crowns, saying “Be 01‘ good cheer, valiant soldiers of Jesus Christ! A little more of battle, and then these crowns are yours." And I am glad to know that before many of those who have passed through great sufferings in this life some angel of God has held a blazing coronet of eternal reward. Yea. we are to have such a guardian angel to take us upward when our work is done. You know. We are told an angel conducted Lazarus to hut-‘u -.... Abraham's bosom. Tha-t shows that none shall be so poor in dying he cannot afford angelic escort. It wmnld ho a, long way to go alone, and up paths we have never trod, and amid blazing Worlds swinging in unimaginable momentum, out and on ”trough such distances and across such infinitudos of spaoé we should shudder at the thought of going alone. “-‘r - But the angelic escort will come to your languishing pillow or the place nf vnnr fatal accident and Say: of your fatal accident and say: "Hail. immortal one! All is Well. God hath sent, me to take you home." And without a tremor or slightest sense of peril you will away and upward, farthvr cm and farther mi, until after awhile heaven heavcs in sight and the rumble of chariot! wheels and the roll of mighty har- monies are heard in the distance. and nearer you come, and nearer still. until the brightness is like many mornings sufiused into one, and you are inside the aniethystine walls and on the banks of the jasper sea, forever safe, forever free, forever well, forever rested, forever united. forever happy. Mothers, do not think your little children go alone when they quit this world. Out of your arms. into angelic arms, out of sickness into health, out of the erudit- into a Snvimir's bosom! Not an instant “ill the darlings he alone between the tWO kissesâ€"the last kiss of earth and the first kiss of ghz-nvvn. "Now. angels. (in your i “ark!" cried an expiring Christian. “urkf” ('riml an cxpiring Christian. Yrs. ai guardian angel for each one of you. Put yourself now in accord with him. When he suggests the right. follow it. Whvn he Warns you against the Wrong, shun it. Sent forth from God to help you in this great battle against sin and death, accept, his deliverance. When tempt- ed to a fooling of loneliness and dis- heartenmcnt, appropriate the prom- ise. “The angel of the Lord encamp- oth around about them that fetir him and dolivorcih them." Thank God that. those who are for us are xxlightior than those who are against us! And that thought makes 1m- jubilunt as to the final trimzmh. ’mle‘inni, you know, “as tew battle,â€" grnnntl of England and I‘llllc". \‘m. Belgium more than once was the l-utâ€" tlv,;‘i'utiii(l of opposing :mtiJns. it so hummus that this World is the Bel- gium or battleground isctxveen the‘ chm-1, the Ct)llllllil-Jl(it'l'-lll-t'illt‘f, on one egnel," the cmnniumh-râ€"inâ€"chiet‘, on one side; Lucifer, as Byron calls him. or lilephistopheles. as Goethe calls him, or Satan, as therBible calls him, the connnanderâ€"in.chief on the other side. All pix-re angelhood under the one leadership and all abandoned angel- hood under the other leadership. Many a skirmish have the twh ar- mies had, but the great. and dovisivc battle is yet to he fought. Mean- while the. battle is being: set. in ur- ‘11‘3'. and the forces celestial and de- moniacal are confronting each other. Hear the. boom of the. great, cannon- mle already opened! C‘hernhim. seruâ€" Dhim, thrones, (loniinntions. princi- , polities and powers are beginningr to ‘ ride. din their foes. and. until the work is completed, "Sun. stand thou Siill upon Gibeon. and thou, moon, and women of in the valley of Ajalm‘n! 1’0““ has a towor in which is hum: a large bell cast in the fifteenth CUHUWN. and another tower contain- ing a huge drum, which is Intended to be beaten in case a great (1.,z-nger ShOUId threaten the city. .\'0 (me is allowed to enter these towers. I’arishionerâ€"-Doctor, “hen are going to preach your sermon to wheelmen?” . The Rev. Dr. Fourthlxâ€"Thn . 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