Identifier: blastsfromramsho00unse (find matches)
Title: "Blasts" from The Ram's Horn
Year: 1902 (1900s)
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Subjects: Poetry
Publisher: Chicago, The Ram's Horn Co.
Contributing Library: University of Connecticut Libraries
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YOU MUST SUP WITH SORROW. 158 Blasts From The Rams Horn a CRUMBS SWEPT HYPOCRITE never fools anybody but himself. Too many study their neighbors faults closer than they do their Bible. Whenever a Christ-ian looks back he losesall the ground he ownsf in front. The religion of some; ; people makes you won-!der if they were bap-tized in ice water.. Some of us would talkless about the neigh-bors, if we would talkmore to the Lord. If the devil had totravel in his bare feet,we could always tellhim by his tracks. Every life is a seeafrom which God wantsto raise a tree to trans-plant in heaven. We hear of peopletoo poor to take a goodnewspaper, but whoever heard of one too poor to smoke a pipe? The man who would go to heaven alone if hecould, is the very one who ought to be kept out. There are people who claim that they want to goto heaven, who are in no hurry to make the start. The better you become acquainted wi:h Christthe less fault you will find with the people who livein the next house.
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We can get rich sooner by going to theBible than we can by going to a goldmine. There are many unhappy women be-cause they did not marry the men theylove, but some of them would be muchmore miserable had they married them. Nothing will bring barrenness to thesoul like looking at everything throughmoney. The man who does _ot put good readingmatter into the hands of his children hasnever done any real praying for their sal-vation.

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