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INSPIRING RELIGION.
Talmage Preaches on Solomon's
Wisdom--Sweet Spices of
Christianity.
Dr.
Trouble =» No Dolorous
Needed.
{ic ropyriht 1901. 1
WasunisaTox, D. C.—In this discourse
Dr. Talmage corrects some of the false
notions about religion, and represents it
as being joy inspiring instead of dolorous;
text, 11. Chronicles 1x, 9, “Of spices great
abundance: neither was there any such
spice as the Queen of Sheba gave King
Solomon.”
What is that building out yonder, glit-
tering in the sun? Have you not heard ?
It is in the house of the forest of Lebanon.
King Solomon has just taken to it his
bride, the Princess of Egypt. You see the
pillars of the portico and a great' tower,
adorned with 1000 shields of gold, hung
on the outside of the tower, 500 of the
shields of gold manufactured at Solomon's
order; 500 ‘vere captured by David, his
father, in battle. See how they blaze in
the noonday sun!
Solomon goes up the ivory stairs of his
throne, between twelve lions in statuary,
and yim down on the back of the golden
bu}), the he: ad of the huge beast turned to-
ward the people The family ¢
it Counteracts All
Music
and the at-
tendants of the k cing are ga many that the
caterers of the palace have to provide
every day 100 sheep and thirteen” oxen,
besides the birds and the venison. I hear
the stamping and pawing of 4000 fine
horses in the royal stables, There were
import ant offic als who had charge of the
work of gatl hati ig the straw and the bar-
ley for ae 1 worses. King Solomon was
an early riser, tradition says, and used to
take a ride out at daybreak, and when in
kis white apparel, behind the swiftest
hopses of all realm and followed by
meunted archers in purp ns the caval
eadb dashed through the streets of Jeru
salem 1 was something worth
getting up at the morning to
look at.
Solomon was not
of the present ds cr
All the spl lendors of his palace and retinue
were ec lipsed by his intellectual power,
Why. he seemed to know everything. He
hid the first great naturalist the world
ever saw Peacocks from In strutted
the basaltic walk, and apes chattered in
the trees, and deer stalked the parks, and
there were aquariums with foreign fish
and aviaries with foreign birds and tradi
tion saves these birds were s»> well tamed
that Solamon might walk clear across the
city under the shadow of their wings as
they hovered and flitted about him
More than this, he had a great
tion for the conumdrums and ridd!
he made and guesase d.
ram, his neighbor, used te
and ask riddles, each one payi ng in Mone;
Hf he could not answer or guess the Er
The Solomonic navy visited all the w orld,
and the ilors, of course, talked about
the riddles and enigoas that he made and
solved, and the news spread until Queen
Jalkis, away off sonth, heard of it, and
went messengers ith a few riddles that
she would Like to ave Sol lomon » ive and
a few purzies that she would like to have
him find : She sent, among other
things, to King Solomon a diamond with
ahole so sl] that a needle could not pen
etrate it, asking him to thread that dia-
mond. And Solomon took a worm and
put it at the opening in the diamond snd
the worn crawled through. Jemving the
thread in the diamond. The queen also
sent a goblet to ‘Solomo wn, asking him to
fill it with water that did not pour from
the sky and that did not rush out from
the earth, and immediately Solompn put
a slave on the back of a swift horse and
galloped him aroun d and around the park
until the horse was nigh exhausted, and
from the perspiration of the horse the
goblet was filled. Khe alse so sent to King
Solomon 500 boys in girls’ and 500
gitls in hoya’ dress, wondering if he wonid
be acute enough to find out the deception
Immediately Solomon, when he saw them
wash their faces k v from the way thes
apolied the water that it was all a cheat,
Queen alkis 5 80 pleased with
acuteness of Sol y that she said
mat go and for myveeif."”
it comes acd ety
the
suppose it
Fal nds iw
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if the kings
like som
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reputss
dress
recs and
rioteers
: fa and t
| A ng ensigns and clanping
sim The 3 is saturated with
nedaties.
ling harness
$3
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in f ov op
sweeps through the gn te
1 | " eries the char
the gravel in
ortico of the king
Queen Balk: a n atmosphere be
witched with lights in Asx the dromeda-
ries are driven up to the king's store
houses and the bundles of camphor are
unloaded, and the sacks of cinnamon and
the boxes of spices are opened the pur
vevaors of the palace discover what my text
announces: “Of spices, great abundance.
Neither was there any such spice as the
Queen of Sheba gave to King Solomon.”
Well. my friends, you know that sll the
ologians agree in making Solomon a type
of Christ, and in making the Queen of
Sheba a type of every truth seeker, and I
will take the responsibility of saying that
all the spikenard and cassia and frankin-
rense which the Queen of Sheba brought
to King Solomon ie mightily suggestive of
the sweet spices of our oly religion
Christianity is not a collection of sharp
technicalities and angular facts and chro
nological tables and dry statistics.
Our religion is compared to frankincense
and to cassia, but never to nightshade
It is a bundle of myrrh. It is a dash of
ho'y light. It is a sparkle of cool foun:
tains, It is an opening of epaline gates.
It 1s a collection of spices. Would God
that we were as wiee in taking spices to
our divine King as Queen Balkis was wise
in taking the spice to the earthly Solo
mon
The fact is that the duties and cares of
his life. coming to vs from time to time,
are stupid often and inane and intolerable,
Herg are men who have been battering.
simbing, pounding, hammering for twenty
VEArs. forty years, fifty years. One great,
ong drudgery has their life heen, their
faces anxious, their feelings benumbed,
their days monotonous, W hat is neces
gary to brighten up that man's life and to
sweeten that acid disposition Jand to put
sparkle into the man’s spirita? The spic-
ery of our holy religion. Why if between
the losses of life there dashed the gleam
of an eternal gain, if between the betray-
ais of life there came the gleam of the un.
dying friendship of Christ, if in dull times
in business we found ministering spirits
flying to and fro in our office and store
and shop, everyday life, instead of being
a stupid monotone, would be a glorious in-
spiration, penduluming between calm sat.
isiaction and high rapture.
How any woman keeps house without
the religion of Christ to help her is a
mystery to me. To have to spend the
enter part of one’s life, as many women
jo, in panning for the meals, and stitch
ing garments that will soon be rent again,
and deploring breakages, and supervisin
tardy subordinates, and 3" ving off d -
that soon again will settle, and doing the
same thing day in and day out and year
in and year out until the ie silvers, and
the back stoops, and the spectacles crawl
to the eyes, and the grave breaks jo
under the thin sole of the shoe--oh, Wie
a long monotony! But when Christ rome
{3 the drawing room, and comes to the
itechen, and comes to the nursery, and
comes to the dwelling, then how cheery
becomes all womanly ution! She is never
alone now. Martha gets throu rough fr fretting
ay alna i ary 3 he the San of oa na
glay fons one Ad
i Ih pido, Mamma hes
use Racatie te can
*
i Miriam, |
because she can watch her infant brother;
Rachel, because she can help her
water the stock; the widow 4 RBarepta, be-
cause i» cruse of oil is being replenished,
mu. . confess that a great
religion of this day is utterly
There is nothing piquant or
abeut it. Men and women go
hummifig gealms in a minor key
fivating
has in it
insipid,
elevating
and cul
more sighs than ra tures,
do not dpubt their piety. Oh no!
they arefsitting at a feast where the cook
has forghtten to season the food. Every-
thing 1s flat in their experience and in
their conversation.
and death and bell
magnificent heaven, they act as though
ing Botany Bay. Religion does not seem
to agree with them.
the windpipe and become a tight stran oe
lation instead of an exhilaration. All t
{fide} books that have been written, tro
Voltaire down to Herbert Spencer, have
tianity as lugubrious Christians.
Who wants a religion woven out of the
shadows of the night? Why go growling
on your way to celestial enthronement’
Come out o
warm light of the Sun of Righteousness.
Away with your odes to melancholy and
Hervey's' Meditations Among the Tombs!’
more spice and enlivemment in our relig
ious teaching, whether it be ip the prayer
meeting or in the Sunday-school or in the
church. We ministers need more fresh
air and sunshine in our Jungs and our
heart and our head. Do you wonder that
the world is so far from being converted
when vou find so little vivacity in the pul
iv and in the pew? We want, like the
Pa to plant in our sermons and exhor
tations more lilies of the field. We want
fewer rhetorical elaborations and fewer
uipedalian words, and when we talk
i lows we do not an i say
xmb ation, and when we mean queer
ness we do not want to talk about idic
crasies, or if a stitch in the back
not want to talk about lumbago, but,
he plain vernacular of the great asses,
preach that gospel which proposes to
make men happy, honest, victorious and
free, In other ds, we want more cin
namon and le Let this be so in
different departments of work to
which the Lord calls us
I promise high spiritual blessing to
any sing in church and who
will sing so he artily that the Poop i
around cannot help but sing Vake
churches from Bangor to @
and across Christendom!
of preference; it 1s a mat.
duty. Oh, for fifty times
soup d than has yet rolled
hes! German chorals
and yet
z at the hands
otight
than
as gristie,
11
aii the
4
the
18CO
more volume of
up from our
in German cath als surp
Ger nany has received nothin
of God com} ared with America
the acclaim mn Germany be lo
that
tha
chure
Es Ue,
And
der
drawn out
dwing
concert,
* EONoOrous
nging ap
listening
: he SAYS
f heard a great
great
waters and as
derings. Hallelujah
omnipotent re
Join ‘nth
only your
your
through Christ's
into the ki ngde wn of
they can laugh at
Yoce . 1¢ ice OF A
muititude and as the r of many
the vowe of ighty thun
Coond
31 Can,
Souls
An argument
x they may talk
¥, but a 3000 wiced 1 terance of praise
is remwstihle Rid uid thay Queen
would drive ber spice isden
dromedaries into our music. “Ne
ther was sony such
5x0
the Queen of
with
and
sind wa fl mn and
Irankinoense and
3 i) ' TOU »
as such
had fo
want mgs you
sWweriness
helped Richard A. until, in the midst
of such a complication of diseases as per
haps no other man ever suilfered, he wrote
“The Raint's Everlasting Rest And 1t
ured light upon.John Honyan'e dungeon,
the light of the shining gt te of the shin
ing city. And it is good for rheumatism
and for peuraigia and for low spirits and
for consumption. It is the catholicon for
all disorders. Yes, it will heal all your
BOTTOWR
Why did you look eo sad this morning
whet you came in? Alas, for the loneli-
ness and the heartbreak and the load that
is never lifted from your soul! Some of
rout go about feeling like Macaulay when
fe wrote, “MH 1 had another month of
such days as 1 have been spending, I
would be impatient to get down into my
little narrow crib in the ground, like a
weary factory child.’ And there have
been times in your life when you wished
you could get out of this life
said, “Oh, how sweet to my lips would be
the dust of the valley!” and wished you
could pull over you in your last slumber
the coveriet of green grass and daisies
You have said: “Oh, how beautifully quiet
it must be in the tomb! I wish 1 was
there!
I see all around about me widowhood
and orphanage and childiessness, sadness
disappointment, perplexity. If 1 could
feit no sorrow and been buffeted by no
disappointment —if 1 could ask all such
to rise, how many would rise? Not one
A widowed mother, with her little child,
went West, hoping to get better wages
there, and she was taken sick and died.
put it in a box and put it in a wagon and
started down the street toward the ceme-
ter} at fall trot. The little child, the only
chil
mother! back my mother!
And it was To that as the people looked
on and saw her crying after that which
lay in the box in the wagon, all she loved
on earth-—it is said the whole village was
in tears. And that is what a great many
of you are doing—chasing the dead. Dear
Lord, is {here no appeasement for all this
sorrow see about me? Yes, the
thought on resurrection and reunion far
beyond this scene of struggle and tears
shall the sun light on
them nor any heat, for the Lamb which
is in the midst of the throne shall lead
them to living ne of water, and
God Jal} wipe away all Sg! from thelr
eyes. couches © Jot e
and A oe graves of your 1 fing
this shower of sweet Afices. Qu
driving up to the pil an B i
house of cedar, no such nfenty
of rlume as exha kk rom the
Lo rden. It is ace tis sweets
ness, is comfort. It is infinite satisfac
ton, this gospel 1 a to you,
God grant that through your own
rat eal experioner Jou, may find that re-
that’ ‘a Ways are § wake of hel santos and
at all her paths are pat af peace; that
rin forever,
Ntfame now and nee ol pe
And Bh Te there i ia:
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COMMERCIAL REVIEW
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much
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“Official returns of pig
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