Ile could not see a woman doubled
up with rheumatism, bal lie touched
her. and Inflamed muscles relaxed, and
Rle stood straight up. Ile could not
ii. et a funeral of a young mau. but he
I'roke up the procession and gave him
back to 1,1s widowed mother. Willi
spittle on the tip of his linker be turn?
ed the midnight of total blindness into
the mldnooti of perfect sight. He could
not see a mau down on his mattress
helpless with palsy without calling
him up to health and telling him to
shoulder the mattress and walk off.
He could not timi a man tongue tied,
but he gu ve him Immediate articula?
tion. He could not soe a man with
the puzzled and Inquiring look of the
deaf without giving him capacity to
hear the march of life beating on the
drum of the ear. Ho could not see a
crowd of hungry people, but he made
enough good bread and a surplus that
required all the baskets.
He scolded only twice that I remem
l", icc at the hypocrites with elon
jf'aaj?dvisage and the other time when
i siiifuiVs^lLS!;,- had arraigned an un
'ortuuate womanV-11111 the Lord with
he most superb sarc?^8Il> that was ever
lttered gave permisflU^n to any on-?
ft/ho felt himself entlreVv^ commend*
)le to hurl the first uilssffai?* Al1 for
ithers. His birth for others.Tk*II? mln
stry for others. His death foM^thers.
Elis ascension for others. HlsV en?
thronement for others. ^*a
And now my words are to the lnvhdA.1 1
ile multitudes I reach week by week,
jut yet will never see In this world,
mt whom I expect to meet at the bar
if God and hope to see In tha blessed
leaven. The last word that Dwight L.
