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.BIBLE THOUGHT
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A MAN THAT HATH FRIENDS
must show himself friendly: and
there is a friend that sticketh oclser
than a brother.— Proverbs 18:24.
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a poet as when in the fullness of lander makes the glen and grey
faith he comes before God in prayer moors resound with his beautiful
and praise.
Then it is when he songs; the Swiss, Tryole.se and Cur-
We are constantly hearing and finds himself in touch with the Infi- pathians lighten their labor in the
reading much concerning law and nite and recognizes his relationship m id s t of their m o u n t a in s by music;
the breaking or enforcing of it. to the Divine Being. If therefore the muleteer of Spain cares little
What is law?
Stop and ask your­ singers are not the best people in the who is on the throne or behind it,
self this question, after carefully world,they ought to be, for in their if he can have his early carol; the
considering it what sort of an ans- song S they live in and tread the Mintager of Scicily has his even-
wer would you give:
Naturally courtg 0f the Most High. Contln- ing hymn, even besides the fires of
many definitions will have been ually before the singer are glorious the burning mount; the fisherman
given. Turning to Webster, we visions of God, and His work 0f Naples has his boatsong, to
find a lengthy discussion of the through the Church in behalf of which his rocking boat keeps time
word, and one which we have se­ His lost children.
What wonder on the beautiful sea, and the gondo-
lected states that a law is a rule of then at the great variety of our lier still keeps up his midnight sere-
conduct or action which is pre­ hymns?
There are so many des- nades in the canals of Venice,
scribed, or is formally recognized pondent hearts to comfort and Carlyle said, “the meaning of song
as binding, by the supreme govern­ cheer, so many souls struggling to goes deep”. Who is there, that in
ing authority and is enforced by a rise above the sin and evil about logical words, can express the
sanction. In this sense the term them, and so many brave hearts effect thatmusic has onus? It is a
law would include any edict, decree, enKaged in the work of rescue that ;ind of inarticulate, unfathomable
rescript order ordinance, statute, God has seen fit to inspire thous- speech which leads us to the edge
resolution, rule, judicial decision, ands of souls to write and sing songs 0f the- infinite, and let us for the
usage, etc., which is made, or rec- fitted to all of the walks and condi- moment gaze into that,
ognized, or enforced by the control- tions of life.
Addison says, “music is the only
One cannot get away from law.
There are two books that every
usual gratification which man-
Even a hermit is surrounded on all man should have and know, espe- i jnd may indulge in to excess with-
sides by law of nature and we, eially every Christian man.
These , ut, injury to theirmoral or religious
who daily mingle with others find are the Bible and the Hymn Book, feelings.”
that a net work of laws abounds on But better far is he best fitted for
And Lytton says, “Music once ud-
every side.
life who has these books stored ,;tted to the soul, becomes a sort
How many persons arc you ac- away in his heart and soul. There
spirit, and never dies. It moves
quninted with who never break a ¡8 no vocation in life followed by ; .. i petuallv through the halls and
law? Count them on the fingers of man where the toil is not sweetened Mleries of memory and is heard
one hand in all
probability, can’t and the burden cased by a song -.rain, distinct and living, as when
you?
Are you a strictly law-abid- 0f cheer,.
In the mountains p.
displayed the wavelet of the
ing citizen yourself, or do you oc- 0f the Tyrol it is the custom a j r .”
casionally overstep the boundaries? 0f the women and children to go out
What wonder then that the
Naturally at this time we nre ¡¡ito the open air, when it is bedtime hymns of the Church have come to
much more interested in the en- anj gjnK their national songs until men on the battlefields to comfort
forcement of the law since crim they hear their husbands, fathers or ,:id cheer them when they were
had been brought to our very door- brothers answer them
from the earing death’s door? Bnck in the
step by an unusually persistent hills, or on their return home.
sixties, a western soldier, as he
hold-up man. But should we al-
Napoleon's army came to a pass ]ay on the battlefield of Shiloh,
low ourselves to wait until such a ¡n the Alps where the rocks could
aTered greatly from a gunshot
thing is brought to our attention be- not be surmounted by the amnutni- wound through both thighs and
fore demanding strict law enforce- tion wagons. He went to the leader from thirst. He said: "The stars
ment? Is this not a need that is 0f the band and asked for his port- shone out clear and beautiful above
present at all times and needs the folio. Then turning its pages unt.I t'.i' dark fieid; and I began to think
careful and earnest consideration he came to an inspiring march he c f tho great God who had given H>s
of each and every citizen in keep- said. “Play that.” The whole band Son to die a death of agony for me;
Ing the lnw before the public in struck the air with
their instru- and that He was up there,
above
such a manner that we will have mcnU; and over the rocks went the t'-.
r > m of suffering, and above
no need for unusually strict
cn- ammunition wagons, a ..J the army the glorious stars.
I felt that I
forcement at any one time.
resumed its march to the plains of v
going to meet Him and praise
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Him there; and T felt that I ought
While Dr. Kane was in the Arc- to praire God, e v e n wounded as I
THE MUSIC OF THE CHURCH
tic regions, icebound, his men was, on that bloody field. I could
By RF.V B. F. CLAY
were kept from dispair, and proba- t: it help singing that old hymn of
I know not who sang the
first bb niutiny, by one of their num- faith, ‘When I can read my title
song or who played the first harp. bor I)lu>rinK the viol>n.
clear to mansions in the
skies.’
but certain it is that singing and
And K0 we flnd music apprecia- And there as a Christian brother in
playing began very early in the his- ted und practiced
universally, the bru h, I could not see him. but
tory of the race. Very likely Adam The English ploughman sings as he ! I; ,;rd liim. He took up the strain,
beyond him another joined in
and Eve, in the sweet days of their driv«* hls
the Scotch High
innocence, buck there in the Garden
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of Eden, sang with the birds as
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their accompanists, the praises of
God. For they were glad that they
lived.
And even from their fall
from their high estate through the
deception of the Evil One they
were not left without hope.
For
the Lord God Almighty promised
them that “The seed of the woman
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wherever hope is it must find expres­
sion; and generally this expression
hnr been in song.
From God's Word we learn that
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Adam there was one, Jubal, by
name, who was the “father of all
such as handle the harp and th
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No one will ever know this side
the eternal world how great a part
the songs of wen have played in the
development of humanity.
For
every heart has been fitted with the
chords of faith and hope and lo C.
And God in His own way, has
has been using the power of Song
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to comfort and cheer Ilis children
in the midst of their toils and cares.
In like manner He has inspired the
sons of men to heroic deeds.
It
not therefore strange
that
the
Church, to whom has been given
the great task of redeeming the
world from its sins and follies
should have given such a large place
to songs in its work and worship.
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For a song will touch the souls of
men when all else shall fail. Nor
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the song, and another, until all
over that terrible field that night
the echo was resounded with the
hymns of praise to God.”
Friends, we will never know in
this life what the hymns of the
Chinch have done for men. It
:s net therefore that every Church
Oiat has faith in God and Christ
shouU sing unto the Lord.
We
can: ot do otherwise than sing. It,
i ke prayer, is our vital breath.
And why should we not learn to
ng our hymns and sacred songs
with spirit and with the understand­
ing also?
If I could have my way I
would like to give every child of
God such an appreciations of the
hymns that each and everyone
would enroll himself in a school of
uusic and become, if not a master,
at least an appreciative student in
the worship of God in song.
Yes, “We shall stand before the
King someday”
and our
very
souls will be filled with an inexpres-
sable joy; and we will want to sing,
and i believe that we will all have
need of this gift of song.
And we
shall carry with us the very best
of our Church hymns and music.
Here on earth so much of our
music is written in minor chords.
The sinner, with no hope in his
heart, can sing no other strain.
The savage and heathen can never
rise above this; but the Christian
with love, joy and peace pulsing
through his whole being must have
the major chords to sound out his
note of victory, and to ascribe all
honor and glory and praise to the
Lamb, in Whose blood we have
been washed from our sins.
For
we will learn in our Father’s home
on high that thd highest employment
will be to give glory to God for His
wonderful love to the children of
men. And the sweetest notes that
we shall hear from all that heavenly
host will be when the Son, himself,
shall say to all of his redeemed
ones, “Come, come,
come, ye
blessed of my Father; enter ye into
the joys of the Lord,”
J . M. Moore was a Portland visi­
Mrs. Pete Malzinini of River
Mill who has been spending some tor Monday and Tuesday;
time in Portland at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Carter of
her daughtr returned to her home
last Sunday. She is reported ot be River Mill were Portland visitors
Tuesday.
greatly improved in health.
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