Notes of a sermon preached by the Rev. C. E, Darwent la Union Church on Snoday, January 9, Text. I Samael XV. 28, "The Lord hath rent the kingdom from thee.
es are apout unter a don tment; some of this n'x own fault, some to citcumstances; bot most to a mingling of the two. They are alway "f and interest, and yet fall of instruction, What a tragedy was the life ut King Saul! Dr. Alex Whyte mays that Cardinal Newman owned to haviog ted to preach on him and failed, So it is possibly presumptuous to try. Bot here is a vital figure in the most imzortaat history io the world, 20 we must try to understand him, and he failed, Probably the ides of most of as sbout Sanl is that he was a jealous tyrant, who tried to kill David, For that is one of the many facts that creates some sympathy with Sanl, Eve if it was his owo fault, it mast successor anointed bef was dead. Which of us io any of life would be equal to that sitastion and not be jealo However, do oot start by thinking of him when he was mad with and was consulting the witch of Bei engaging in the morally ramons pr Think of him la the is yoong manhood, as the pictures him, He is the finest specimen of " man io Terael. He is content with his farming. Big fice man as he is, he is not above his work,
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