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CATARRH CAUSED
BY A GERM
Itust Be Destroyed Before tllirrh It
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' Medicine that a< ts on the blood alone
fwill never cure catarrh. And neither
Ell 1 thr sprat's, douches, lotions, creams
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back you must first drive from your
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HEALS OLD SORES
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FRIDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH DECEMBER 10, 1915.
HOSEA GREATEST
ANCIENT LAYMAN
Only Prophet Who Game From
Northern Kingdom of
Israel
By William T. Kills
L.ast night at a banquet I watch
ed nearly three hundred strong men
listening spellbound to one layman's
story of lils personal religious ex
perience. Jnnocent of a theological
training, and 1 suspect also of a col
lege course, lie used none of the
tricks of the professional speaker,
yet lie thrilled his hearers as few
skilled orators could do. That com
pany of alert and discriminating men
listened intently, as out of a full life
the layman related the spiritual sig
nificance of bis persona! experience.
It was reality speaking to reality, life
to life.
Something akin to that was the
I power of the a,Mcient layman who
became an Immortal voice: Hosea,
the only prophet who was a native
of the Northern Kingdom of Israel;
and whose words are to-day's Sunday
school lesson. •We have no trace of
Hosea's having ever attended a school
of the prophets. He was merely a
-sensltive-souled layman who lived
tremendously, and did not miss the
spiritual significance of experiences
that would have blighted a lesser
man.
His very name ■ links Hosea with
the Greatest of. i'rophets; for at its
root the word "Hosea" Is the same
as "Joshua"' and "Jesus" and it
means a savious. Both Hosea and
Jesus are described by Isaiah in the
picture of the suffering servant, "By
the knowledge of himself shall my
righteous servant justify many."
J«reboam sat on the tottering
throne of Israel at this time, and
Ussiah ruled in Juda.li, and doubt
less neither of them reckoned seri
ously with the personal tragedy of
this one man. Yet Hosea's life story
is a deathless message to each new
generation of humanity.
. The Storm That Drives Home
The highest use of any life is as
an inteprctatipn of the mind of God.
Find out what God means by \vhat
lie is doing with you. Hosea exem
plifies the value of discovering the
spiritual significance of a personal
experience. What says Browning?—<-
"I count life just a stuff
To try the soul's strength on."
Personal providences mean some
thing as they enter every life. Let
us not miss the message. "X am in
the mills of God." said a man, who
was passing through dark days; "X
don't know what He is trying to make
out of my life, but I want to iind out.
I should be sorry to have to undergo
these experiences without catching
their meaning and message." Every
providence has a purpose. Hosea's
domestic disaster made him a prophet.
The story is told of a shepherd in
the northweEt whom a traveler saw
driving his flock out into the teeth
of a heavy wind; they faced the
storm all the way to the pasture.
"Why don't you find a more shel
tered feeding ground?" asked tlte
traveler.
"Don't you see." said the shep
herd, "if a blizzard comes the storm
will drive the sheep home?"
So it is with the storms of per
sonal experience. They are meant to
drive the ,spii'|t home to God.
1-low else Cap we interpret the
world woe of to-day? Is not the!
growth of the sacrificial spirit, which ,
the whole world is learning in the I
red schoolhouse of war, but an edu
cation in the university of God? Hu
manity to-day is entering into a
knowledge of Christ by a Gethsemane
experience. The storm of war is driv
ing the suffering sheep home to the
Shepherd and His fold. We are un
able to think of the world as under
going the present, crucial experience
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without the prospect of learning from
it the supreme lesson of God as a j
"efuge and a Father.
The Faithless Wife
No bitterer experience can come j
to a man than that which befell I
Hosea. His wife was faithless; yet j
he remained faithful. The earlier j
chapters of the Book of Hosea tell
the tremendous story. We should
read in Its tragic light the flippant
tales of marital infidelity which are 1
daily aired in our divorce courts. In 1
some circles all sense of the hein-1
ousness of adultery has been lost, t
The Book of Hosea reveals it as it is.,
Dean Stanley has, with great deli-,
cacy, recounted the life tragedy of'
Hosea:
"In his own personal history,
he shared in the misery brought
on his country by the profligancy
of the age. In early youth he
had been united in marriage with
a woman who had fallen into the
vices whicli surrounded her. He
had loved her with a tender love.
She had borne to him two sons
and a daughter; she had then'de
serted him, wandered from her
home, fallen again into wild li
centiousness, and had been car-'
ried off as a slave. From this
wretched state, with all the ten
derness of his nature, he bought
her and gave her one more
chance of recovery by living with
him. though apart. In his own
grief for his own great calamity
—the greatest that- can befall a
tender human soul he was
taught to feel for the Divine
grief over the lost opportunities
of the nation, once so full of
hope."
Why Boys I .cave Homo
The folly of Hosea's wife seems
equal to her sin. Nobody has ever
succeeded in proving that wicked
ness is wise. Every neighborhood
wonders afresh over each new ex
perience of the boy who plays the
prodigal. It is the mystery of folly,
why a young man should desert the
full table of his father's house for
the husks of a fur country. Pru
dence, sagacity, self-interest, all must
be flung to the winds before boys and
girls can turn their backs on inno
cency and peace and pure love, and
seek the painted imitations of life's
good things beyond the pale of right
eousness and law. !
There is never a sinner who has
sinned greatly who would not say
with his dying breath that he had
been a fool. There is never a man
who has gone wrong himself who
would advise his son to do the same.
The pleasures of sin are "apples of
Sodom" turning to .tshes In the
mouth. With all this misery, Hosea's
life was happier than that of the
faithless wife who had broken his
heart. Would that there were words
of sagacity to make clear to youth
that, at their best, the pleasures of.
sin are "for a season." 'There is a:
way which seemeth right unto a man; I
but the end thereof are the ways of '
death."
A Nation as a Prodigal
"Out of all the bitterness of his
own woe Hosea extracted comfort for
his nation. He had learned in his
own great and furnace-purified soul
the possibility of forgiveness, and of
the love that never falleth. In that
crucible he saw mirrored the supreme
truth of the love of 3od. So he
prophesied to Israel in the figure of
his wn sorrow; for Israel had been
faithless to Jehovuh, .vho had loved
her with an everlasting love. Again
and again the nation had committed
the folly of going after strange gods.
The drear monotony of her backslid
ing had nevertheless not shaken the
steadfast devotion of the Friend who
"loveth at all times."
This was Hosea's message to his
time, and to ours. Of God, in His
Son, it is written "Having loved His
own, He loved them to the end." The
record is written beyond obliteration
that "His mercy is from everlasting
to everlasting." As the good shepherd
seeks the wandering sheep, so God
yearns over His erring people. Often
Israel forsook Jehovah, but Jehovah
never forsook Israel. Hear the heart
break in the cry, "I drew them with
the cords of a man, with bands of,
love. How shall I give thee up, Eph-.
raim? How shall 1 cast thee off. Is
rael ? The cry of Hosea went forth
when the nation was facing exile;
yet beyond the desert wastes, beyond '
the period of punishment, the Prophett
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The largest fish ever caught was a
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