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REV. DR. TALMAGE.
EMINENT DIVINE'S BUNDAY
DISCOURSE,
Subject: The Welfare of Others oo We
Bhoald Banish Selfishiness~Job Dellv-
ered From Evil When He Vrayved For
Friends—Happy From Dolng Good,
[Oapryright 1900, |
Wasnmixaroxn, D. C—In this discourse
Dr. Talmage wars on narrowness of view
and urges a life helpiul to others: text,
Job xhi, 10, “And the lord turned the
capitivity of Job when he prayed for
iriends.”
Comparatively few people read this last
chapter of the book of Job. The earlier
| chapters are so full of thrilling incident,
of events so dramatically portrayed, of
iwinl ailments and disaster, of
terrific
domestic infelicity, of staccato
THE
nie
passage,
omnipotency
of resounding ad
proclaimed
have been
day, an
| stones,
irene, of
of uiterances si
the
eX FL In
; y
greatest scents
mining and
i
and EB it pher,
pred
astronomer,
and electrician,
| most readers i top before
! text, which, strangely
anno
Yesor
200108188,
3
es that
| tivity of Job w
how
halted his
Now, will you pl 3 to me
i Job's
catastrophes?
f
ny Job
prayer
nities Mind
wayer for himnsell
then
10%
hie troubles would have
instance of
folio of his disaster
sted God in belall
Bildid
natn
Prayer nnsw
manite,
Job when
I
if vou will not
most recuperative tha
£0 Wo thanking
$8. J% had bee
but the mor
pley the |
e thought
3
they
re he thought
ne more terrily
sfortunes grew bia
here was (0 come §
is tine
“I have been
Ber
longevity,
trouble
3
medica
his
gal
and the
some one it
lo pray
lo that,
Ed
kindness ey
sympathy and
pation
their
WaR easy
friend
thoar
his
There are
for vears of
close to ue in
reminiscence and antici
that it is easy for us to pray for
welfare” Well, 1 soe you not
ore
tantalizing and exasperating
man ever had. Look at their
When they heard of his be-
for
obligated
stand so
do
wind and lightning stroke, they eame in
and sat down by him a whole week, sev.
en days and seven nights, and the record
is “none spake a word te him” What
you, they professed to be religious men,
they were dumb as the sphinx which at
that time stood in the African desert and
stands there still, Why did they not say
something about reunion in the heaven
ly realme with his children, who had been
slain? Why did they not talk to him
about the satisfactory explanations in the
future world of things we do not under.
stand in this world? Why did they not
go to the apothecary and buy a poultice
| his nerves, or a few drops of febribuge
that would cool his heated frame? No!
| For seven days and seven nights they did
| nothing and maid nothing for his relief.
; Jhey must have almost bored him to
eath,
After these three friends had completed
their infamous silence of a week they be.
n to lecture Job. First Eliphaz the
emanite opens with a long story about
a dream which be had in the night and ir
ritates the sufferer with words that make
things worse instead of better, and sets
him in an attitude of defensé against the
lecturer. Then comes Bildad the Shahite,
who gives the invalid a round scolding and
ealls him garralous and tically tells
him that he deserved all that he had got
and that if he had behaved himself aright
he would not have lest his house or his
children or
said; “Job, | wil
with you
ging denouncing Joh 0v calling him a liar
and keeps on the discourse until Job re.
castic words, “No doubt but ve are the
Oh, what friends Job had!
deliver us from having one such friend,
fo say nothing of having three of them
and was it
him so to do?
of you, be in a Yery devout mood and
capable of making intercession for people
who had come to vou in a day of trouble
and said “Croond for yon You ought to
be chastived. You are being
hand by eternal justice, If you
haved wvoureell aright, vou would
have been sick or pereeented or
ished or made childless’ Oh,
friend, you would have felt
when } for his friends,
Job }
not »
not
no, my
not like
prayed i ! mo
Lika when he cursed the day ol his
nativity
You
peo) le who weigh Si) pounds
avoirdup had better
temper, for at such tim y 1
far off Get the emuipose of Job in th
xt. and it will help business 4:
Praying fo vou
nerve for large undertal
better balan
loge wou
not
rections. enders,
I have m
ings: you will have
judement ; un will waste
with
no valuable
in trying to ge Wer yout
Try this height of
tagonist to-day, and
Ow Keep on until
I abould not wond
to the moral and. religious engl
voll, Tt ¥lould aaa a hunared
to your worldly prosperity. Job
uch as
nrayes
if you
mor
it, and 3
ngih
per
wit
gives
rent,
Job twice as n
ne of h
when there
lounge on which
throne of 3
bospitale
prostrate is a
though she has passed
she trains ni sickbeds
fluenes is now felt among
in South Africa while her m
of the story of Balaklava, Sey
Inkerman. where England
and Russia grappled i
she had not been happy
onk to alleviate suffering
she began that
an unhappy
recrated
Wer
into
recs 101
work abe
dav fo that
gorial 34
ality. Her wh
face shows it
be f
a
turn
maier of Stonewall
of the great general's
his men. “Does your gen
3. EWeAr at You, to make you
Swear!” replied the soldier
swearing; Stone
does praying. When Stonewall
ants us to march he looks at us soberly,
as i he were sorry for us, and says,
, we have got ¢ a long march.’
iiways know when there is going to
long march and right smart fighting
Stonewall =» powerinl on prayer just
¥ a big fight” When Stonewall
Jackson was asked the meaning of the
passage “instant in prayer,” he said: “Ii
you will not mistake and think 1 am set
ting myself up as an example, which |
am not, 1 will give an illustration from |
my own habit. I have so fixed the habit |
of prayer in my mind that I never raise a |
glass of water to my lips without a mo
ment's asking of God's blessing; I never |
seal a Jetter without a brief sending of |
my thoughts heavenward; I never change |
my classes in the section room without
a minute's petition for the cadets who go
out and those who come in.”
Now, if God has during these remarks
shown us the uses, the importance, the |
blessedness of prayer, suppose we try to |
do what Job did when he prayed for his
rxasperators. Many of us at the begin
ning of this subject felt that while we
could pray for ourselves and pray for
those who were kind to us we never could |
reach the high point of religious expe-
rience in which we could pray for in |
Ewell does
the
4 make
who annoy us and make us feel worse in-
stead of feeling better. That was a Mat.
terhorn, that was an Alp, to the top of |
which we feared we could never climb,
but we thank God that by His omnipo
tent grate we have reached that height
at lsat. Let us fay! Oh, Christ, who
didst pray for ine assassins, we now
pray for , ow who despitefully use us and
: evil against us. For
their eternal salvation we supplicate.
When time is no more, may they reign on
as now they thi
from pain and their ho
reavement. After all the misunderstand
ings and controversies of this life are over
may we keep with them eternal jn
1 the mansions on the hill, and as Thou
didst turn the captivity of Job when he
had ol who badly used
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