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The Oriental Watchman for 1898 Zt)e Orientat ';'&itct)irtan. "Watchman, what of the night? The Watchman said, The morning cometh." Vol. 1., No. 4.} CALCUTTA, AUGUST, 1898. }Two annas. Zile Oriental Watchman. only a dry and dusty channel. But when were reared with toil and difficulty. They the wintry storms burst upon the hills, the were not easy of access, and their location PUBLISHED BY rivers became fierce, raging torrents, at appeared less inviting than the grassy THE INTERNATIONAL TRACT SOCIETY, The Present Crisis. WE are living, we are dwelling, in a grand and awful time, In an age on ages telling to be living is sublime. Hark ! the waking up of nations, Gog and Magog to the fray. Hark ! what soundeth ?—'Tis creation groaning for its latter day. Will ye play, then, will ye dally, with your music and your wine ? Up, it is Jehovah's rally ; God's own arm hath need of thine. , Hark ! the onset, will ye fold your faith-clad arms • - in lazy lock ? Up, oh up, thou drowsy soldier ! Worlds are charging to the shock. Worlds are charging—heaven beholding ; thou • hast but an hour to fight ; Now the blazoned cross unfolding, on—right on- ward for the right. On ! let all the soul within you for the truth's sake go abroad. Strike ! let every nerve and sinew tell on ages, tell for God. —Bishop Coxe. ON THE ROCK OR ON THE SAND. THE people had been deeply moved by the words of Christ (in His sermon on the mount). 'The Divine beauty of the princi- ples of truth attracted them ; and Christ's solemn warnings had come to them as the voice of the heart-searching God. His words had struck at the very root of their former ideas and opinions; to obey His teaching would require a change in all their habits of thought and action. It would bring them into collision with their religious teachers; for it would involve the overthrow of the whole structure which for generations the rabbis had been rear- ing. Therefore while the hearts of the people responded to His words, few were ready to accept them as the guide of life. 4 Jesus ended His teaching on the mount with an illustration that presented with start- "AND GREAT WAS THE FALL OF IT." ling vividness the importance of putting in times overspreading the valleys, and bear- plain. But they were founded upon the practice the words He had spoken. ing everything away on their resistless rock; and wind and flood and tempest Among the crowds that thronged about the flood. Often then, the hovels reared by beat upon them in vain. Saviour were many who had spent their the peasants on the grassy plain, appar- Like the builders, of these houses on the lives about the Sea of Galilee. As they sat ently beyond the reach of danger, were rock, said Jesus, is he who shall receive upon the hillside, listening to the words of swept away. But high upon the hills were the words that I have spoken to you, Christ, they could see valleys and ravines houses built upon the rock. In some parts and make them the foundation of his through which mountain streams found of the land were dwellings built wholly of character and life. Centuries before, their way to the sea. In summer these rock, and many of them had withstood the the prophet Isaiah had written, " The streams often wholly disappeared, leaving tempests of a thousand years. These houses Word of our God shall stand for ever ; " Library 1:00.r;r; so THE ORIENTAL WATCHMAN. AUGUST, 1898. and Peter, long after the sermon on the Christ, the true foundation, is a living Me, and be ye saved, all the ends of the mount was given, quoting these words of stone ; His life is imparted to all that are earth." " Fear thou not, for I am with Isaiah, added, " This is the Word which by built upon Him. " Ye also, as living thee ; be not dismayed, for I am thy God : the Gospel is preached unto you. " Isa. stones, are built up a spiritual house." I will strengthen thee ; yea, I will help xl. 8 ; t Peter i. 25. The Word of God is "Each several building, fitly framed to- thee ; yea, I will uphold thee with the right the only steadfast thing our world knows. gether, groweth into a holy temple in the hand of my righteousness." " Ye shall It is the sure foundation. " Heaven and earth Lord." I Peter ii. 5, R.V. ; Eph. ii. 21, not be ashamed nor confounded world shall pass away, " said Jesus, " but My R. V. The stones become one with the without end." Isa. xxviii. 16, R. V. ; xlv. words shall not pass away." Matt. xxiv. 35. foundation; for a cortimon life dwells in 22 ; xli. IO ; xlv. 17. all. That building, no tempest can over- MRS. E G. WHITE. The Sure Foundation. throw, for— THE great principles of the law, of the " That which shares the life of God ---0 very nature of God, are embodied in the With Him surviveth all." SPAIN'S DECAY. words of Christ on the mount. Whoever builds upon them, is building upon Christ, The Testing Time Which all Must Meet. THE history of all the countries that shut the Rock of Ages. In receiving the Word, BUT every building erected on other out the light of the Reformation conveys a we receive Christ. And only those who foundation than God's word will fall. He lesson that ought to be thought of more thus receive His words are building upon who, like the Jews in Christ's day, builds than it is in these days. The idea of en- Him. " Other foundation can no man lay on the foundation of human ideas and forced uniformity, and of the mingling of than that is laid, which is Jesus opinions, of forms and ceremonies of man's religion and politics is taking possession Christ. " " There is none other name invention, or on any works that he can do in many quarters of professed Protest- under heaven, given among men, whereby independently of the grace of Christ, is antism, and the spirit of the Papacy is be- we must be saved. " Christ, the Word, the erecting his structure of character upon ing drunk in by all nations, just as the revelation of God,—the manifestation of the shifting sand. The fierce tempests of Revelation predicted of the last times. A His character, His law, His love, His life, temptation will sweep away the sandy writer in the London Echo tells the cause —is the only foundation upon which we foundation, and leave his house a wreck of Spain's decay in these words :— can build a character that will endure. on the shores of time. " When Ferdinand and Isabella had made We build on Christ by obeying His Spain politically one, put down the infamous Word. It is not he who merely enjoys "Therefore, thus saith the Lord God : power on the nobles, and, in a measure, enfran- righteousness, but he who does righteous. Judgment also will I lay to the line, chised the burghers, they, under the inspiration and righteousness to the plummet: and of papal priests, determined to have equal unity ness. Holiness is not rapture ; it is the in faith and worship. Then emerged that monster result of surrendering all to God ; it is the hail shall sweep away the refuge of of all time, Torquemada, the Chief of the Inqui- doing the will of our heavenly Father. lies, and the waters shall overflow the sition. And years afterwards, arose the Jesuits, When the children of Israel were encamped hiding place." Isa. xxviii. I f., 17. more subtle, more refined, and, possibly, more devout than Torquemada, but not one whit less cruel. on the borders of the promised land, it was But to-day mercy pleads with the sinner. Unity in faith came by the suppression of thought, not enough for them to have a knowledge " As I live, saith the Lord God, I have no and with unity not only intellectual degradation, of Canaan, or to sing the songs of Canaan. pleasure in the death of the wicked ; but but moral atrophy. The unity was almost perfect. This alone would not bring them into that the wicked turn from his way and Spain has had no Protestantism, no Nonconfor- possession of the vineyards and olive live : turn ye, turn ye from your evil mity worthy of the name. The priests have both reigned and ruled. Spain is of their making, or groves of the goodly land. They ways, for why will ye die?" Eze. xxxiii. rather unmaking, and standing amidst the mental could make it theirs in truth only by occu- 1. The voice that speaks to the impeni- decadence, the moral decay, the religious degra- pation, by complying with the conditions, tent to-day is the voice of Him who in heart- dation of Spain, the priests might say, when asked by exercising living faith in God, by ap- anguish exclaimed as He beheld the city to show the world the monument of their genius propriating His promises to themselves, of His love, " 0 Jerusalem, Jerusalem, and skill,—Look around." while they obeyed His instruction. which killeth the prophets, and stoneth —0 Religion consists in doing the words of them that are sent unto her ! how often THE FRETFUL TEMPER. Christ, not doing to earn God's favour, but would I have gathered thy children to- It is said that there was once a clergy- because, all undeserving, we have received gether, even as a hen gathereth her own man who was of nervous temperament, the gift of His love.
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