But how shall I speak of the Inkhorn
of the world's evangelization? Oh,
how many loving ami brilliant and glo?
rious pens have boon dipped Into lt!
Thomas a Kempis dipped Into it and
brought up his "Imitation of Christ."
Horace Bushnell dipped Into lt and ,
brought up "Every sMau's Life a Plan
of God." Thomas Binney dipped Into
lt and brought up lils "Weigh House j
Chapel Discourses." Conybeare dip- ?
ped into lt and brought up the "Life
nnd Epistles of Paul." Archbishop
Trench dipped Into lt and brought up
the "Epistles to the Seven Churches."
Stunrt Robinson dipped Into lt and J
brought up "Discourses of Redemp?
tion." Austin Phelps dipped Into lt t
and brought up "Tho fitill Hour." Mark
Hopkins dipped Info lt and brought np
''Evidences of Ch: Istiauity." Thomus
Guthrie dipped Into lt and brought up
"The Gospel In E:.eklel." Johu Cum
ming dipped Into lt and brought up
"The Apocalypse." Oh. the opulence of
Christian literature! Ob. tbe mighty J
streams of evangelistic power that have
poured from the writer's Inkhorn that
appeared lu Ezekiel's vision!
While you recognize the distinguish?
ed ones who have dipped Into the Ink*
stand of the world's evangelization do
not forget that there nre hundreds of
thousands of unknown men and wom?
en who are engaged lu Inconspicuous
ways doing the same tiling. How
many anxious mothers writing to tho
boys lu town! How many sisters writ-.
