PROPHESY SMOOTH X^UNGS Jeremiah 26*T*? Lord in tnp Light and mu ft-tf*ot*on ?(Aom thuH 1 furr'?I'x+iai r.i. UR last acody related to the f j times of King Joaiah ?ud bis reformation. At about that time tbe Prophet Jeremiah began to apeak la tbe Dame of the Ix>rd Joelah was succeeded by hia i?oa, \rla> proved himself another bad son of a good father; and we remark here that betweea tbe ages of twelve awl eighteen wrtkl appear to be the time when tbe majority of boys reach no me mental decision respecting the future which has Kracfe to do with their titer 11WS. so nr w wr mumuri, uic majority of netahty great men ha re confessed to reaching a decision of character during thts period. Likewise it Is said that the majority of criminal* take their start in evil-doing at this early ape. We urge agate npen parents ana guardians the hnportaoon of this peri od in human Dlk asd the wtedo? of giving proper care and counsel that t ie blossoming manhood arxl woman hood may he directed in proper channels and be a btearing to themselves and others. Prophecy Apaiaet Jeru?tern Under the eril rule of King Jebotefcim, Jeremiah, under the Lord's jroid ance. foretold the coming destrue pi y fa tlon of tbe city P and temple. The a ? fx effect of Ruck a n propbecy should . f?5f[ have led tbo pec- mjFf pie to aelf-exaoiin- f atlon, prayer and jaj^HVW 1 fasting, and a fall 1 return to loyalty ^ * to God. Bttt, ac- XT cording to Jeremi- A? x ah'3 account. It pr*f>M ? dmimcUr was a time of *?*great moral dedsqneocy. He picture* a terrible condition of tbe ^eople?a prevalence of dishonesty. 01 dander, of murder, adultery, false swearing and open licentiouaneaa. . Tbe priests led tbe people In an angry attack upon tba Prophet He wa? arrested, charted with speaking evil \ of his city and declaring Its forthcoming destruction. How foolish: Could merely the Prophet's declaration bring the thing to pass! And If he were the Lord's Prophet could their assault upon him turn aside God's purpose? It Is noteworthy that It was tbe priests and the false prophets who, on this occasion, called for tbe death of a true Prophet. And alas! this baa not Infrequently been the case. Nearly all the persecutions of Jesus and His Annatloa nnd followers Lhmnctiout the Age bave com* from professed senants of God What heart searching this should bring to everyone of us lest, peradventure, we should be similarly overtaken la a fault and be found fighting against God and should bring upon ourselves severe condemnation. Lst Us Net Fight Against God As Jeremiah told them of the time of trouble nearing, so some today are declaring that the greatest time of trouble ever known In the world's history is probably but a few years off? that it will mean the most terrible anarchy, the only rettef from which will be the establishment of Messiah's Kingdom In power and great glory. There are some today so foolish as to think that the trouble could be put off or avoided altogether by silencing those who call attention to the Word of tbe Lord (Daniel xii. 1). Let us not be found fighting against Ood. He Is mighty and will prevail, and all of His purposes. He assures us, will surely be accomplished. Jeremiah Impressed the princes of Ills people. He reaffirmed every y l&R word be had utdared himself urged reforma-more Just than the priests and \ ' a *8 e Prop*1?18' (yt\\ acQQltt?d Jere11 i V JY V m 1 a h although ? I X?D/ % | his words conJertmiah arrested. demned them. So ft has beeu at various times in the history of the truth; if It had not been for the moderation of the civil power, many a reformer would have been put to death. Every child of God, however, faithful to his consecration, is a aprvant of righteousness and should be a foe to In In its every form. Such must be prepared for the finger of scorn and | the lip of sarcasm and slander. Such may take to themselves the words of our text and rejoice, saying, "Th# Lord is my Light and my Salvation: whom shall I fear?" These trials would evidence that God found them worthy of shaping and polishing for His service, whereas others without such persecutions would have every reason to doubt that they were in preparation for the Kingdom. Such should rejoice and be very ? glad. They should realize that there will be different grades of honor and dignity in the Kingdom and that the more they suffer for righteousness* sake, the higher and greater will be their reward when all these afflictions are past. 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