A senitiblawriter in the tome Journal •••ra.-• • „ aA man ought never to confess himself la; *latent itialtnik of eharee; for, to say • L Lnut Ade) is to Bu r l (I Imre beat f(1(11, - array:ancestor 1138;4 or my progenitors, or,bothilnwris Violated donne law of nature • whack - Gcd gsvella the sense to know, and the abili ty to The candid andteltelcting reader will not deny this " We tat on the contrary, that the "can :: '44ld:sand ffeeting reader" is the very one , 7 deny the truth of the parson who 'wrote it, if laA had t ,h red ia - little while, would himself have ides was not true, stated thus • agrilar how early we find' the laticii - .nfthis question-1s all sicknesa din" and Divine displeasure. In of Jai, which is supposed to bare ~ i t./.;lieett'svrittew in• the 'Patriarchal era, It is gnat 'subject of argument. .Job's fri.c& contending that it was very evident lie hitleintiga, the proof being the sidneis t and wither : misfortunes which hied come ' . upon'id . rii; . and he, oat of the depths of a " Vito onscieneo, contending that ho had • . • „not 4.6A1? wrong, or neglected his duty in - j Ally'liftiy—that he was, as we are told, " man-perfect and upright, one that feared I rind , aril-eioliewed evil." The doctrine taught. the book is, that Job was right —that ' I sickness and milifortnne are not tWeeisciray the proofs of wrongdoing, or of . theDivitte displeasure—that men are often thud tried, that they may some out of_ the (anise like goldthrice refinedi .itrol when,the . Redeemer appeared upon v .- ad:t i the question still akitated the minds of men; "gas' this man sinned, or his fathers, that be was , born blind?" again homes the answer, consistent with Job—' , Neither this man, nor his -fathers, but that;the' power of God might Manifested in himP. • , And yet, in other cases, min were healed - bythe edraculons power of the Saviour, and lola to " Go and since more." And _thus we have scripture for what even our own reflection should teach; that - while ' sielrness and affliction tire often— perhaps generally—the result of wrong -4014g, they are not necessarily CO. It maybe that sickness never cranes, Imo as the natural penalty for the vinla- Aiwa •of some natural 'law. This was the doctrine of George Corobe, the phrenalo fist - ` I But then we must remember that ; violations of natural laws are not sinful, sena to be ashamed of—often they are high - -..lyittiltemorth'y. - - tA mother violates the haws of health when She watches day after day, and night after- night, lay the bed of her stricken • child.' She'may rain: her - health-by her . Maternal heroism—but is this a thing to be estimated Of, as the extract we have quo - ' tea woad persuade us? - • 7 'At, we have the hopefulness and faith in Rain-to believe, that - all the weak forms Ana tale aces around us do ,not testify t is • violationsof qtk AD, ael6slt,. and eensual . tluigreat him", of health. We have the iMpe• r atid faith to see in them the records. I6g - nights of prayerful watching; , of • 4,idattay and toil, to make ,mankind • .Stionger, and Wiser, and better; of days years of devotien totem:Mess, to give a and - young family the-comfortable ...Mitns of support- yes the records of self • - .Ssciiftect in a th o usan d ways :Which may make the body weak , but ;hick' shed a golden luster over life, and elevate _the - • spirit ton levetwith the saints and martyrs which have gone before it. - r The• body should receive its just due in :``.the cues of life; but we must not fall into the error of making tee much of it. Health ' •• 'glorious thing, b ut., like money, not so - much far itself, - as to be spent. Squander • toc-rec iv= k'vietschat tnenientlott • may need it to lay upon the altar of iovu, orfrieedship, or duty—to yield it up for anemia of its Great Giver, and of your fellow - men, TBut we need nersue thu subject no tw itter: The reader has seen by this time . whir we think ill health often a thing not Only not to be oat/anted ef, but a. thing sweillieprond of—if poor hunian nature - eves hada right to be prod of anything . : were not alwayai" en unprofitable Bar ', wint.".+Sait. ri;e. Post. • _ ~ c: ~'~+, .~'... . ~~.E'_r-~ . ; .. '. ~ A F; "; t ....' 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