LIKE THE TROUBLED SEA

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4382, 6 March 1909, Page 1

LIKE THE TROUBLED SEA

I dr. uot wonder that a wicked man cannot rest, because such a man is out . f <r<'ar with the entire uni' f God.

Lift up you- In yonder | starry orbs, and r i .• there is not one of th< .edient to the law of its ,\i k-r. The k comet, which was thought to be* .1 eccentric, obeys in all respects its great Creator s will. Every , j thing that you can see, from the tiny atom of dust that is borne ;| along by the wind, up to the huge Atlantic billow, in which I the leviathan feels at heme, is under the power of divine law. I From the archaugel before the throne of Gtod, down to the ?! midge that dances in tin summer suubeam, everything is obedient to the Lord of all, except the wicked man, and bo i says, “ I will not obey him.”' k; Well, as he is out of gear with '| all the rest of the universe, is it yl any wonder that he is restLsa | as the waves of the sea, and that lbore is no peace for him ? I—T 1 —T v/ i