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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
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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SENTENCE SERMONS HE crucifix is not the cross. ♦ The wages of sinare;always paid in full. An excess of harm-less amusement is harmful. Sympathy and sinceritygive the open sesame toevery heart. The picture of Christ is developed in thedark-room of prayer. ♦ It takes the hammer of practice to drivein the nails of precept. ♦ Special providences are only Gods every-day acts made visible to us. ♦ The best labor union is that of the co-workers together with God. When you sacrifice desire for duty, you Every blossoming springtide flower is a place yourself where God can give you all reminder of a lost Eden, a promise of ayour desires. new Paradise.
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HYMNS AND THEIR SINGERS: IM GLAD SALVATIONS FREE. Blasts From The Rams Horn. COME BACK TO JESUS. By Melville Wixans Miller. Come back to Jesus, wayward soul! Come back and beOnce more at peace with God thro him Who died for thee. He does not long: to punish thee, Nor yet to chide:He loves thee still, although thou hast Cast him aside. It matters not how far away From him thou art;Thou canst come back again and give To him thy heart. He yearns for thee to turn to him Again and live:He looks on thee with pity and He will forgive. Come back to Jesus, thy best friend! Come back to-day:Come, ere the Holy Spirit turns From thee away.

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