Tho tires of sin would have boen extin?
guished, and his koon and brilliant
mind would have been consecrated to
the gospel ministry, and he would have
been a mighty evangel, and tons of
thousands of souls would have under
the spell of his Christian eloquence
given up sin aud 6tarted a now life,
and throughout all the heavens there
would have been congratulation ami
hosanna, nnd after ninny ngos of eter?
nity had passed there would be celebra?
tion among the ransomed of whnt was
accomplished one stormy Sunday in a
church on enrth under a mighty gospel
sermon delivered to 15 or 20 people.
But the crisis I speak of was not prop?
erly met. The tnnn in struggle with
evil habit hoard that stormy day no
word that moved bim. He wont out
In the raia uninvited and unhelped
back to his evil way and down to his
overthrow. Had it been a sunshiny
Sabbath he would have heard some?
thing worth hearing. But the wind
blew from a stormy direction ihat Sab?
bath day. That gospel husbandman
noticed lt and acted upon Its sugges?
tion and may discover some day his
great mistake. He bad a sackful of
the finest of thc wheat, but he with?
held lt, and some day he will find,
it/hen the whole story is told, that be
Was a vivid Illustration of the truth of
my text. "He that observetb the wind
shall not sow."
Hot Worth Souring.
