Christian Herald und Zeichen unserer Zeit. Das Haus war abgebrannt und die in den Keller eingebrannten Trümmer waren auf der Suche nach dem Eigentum. Das kostbare Fass an Papieren wurde natürlich verzehrt. Die Kisten, in denen die Münze gesetzt worden war, hatten das gleiche Schicksal, aber viele der Münzen wurden unverletzt wiedergefunden.EINE große Zahl war jedoch durch die intensive Hitze geschmolzen worden; aber als die Asche werecarefully das Metall durchsiftete, von dem sie sich verzogen hatten, wurde gefunden. Wenn vor dem Brand der Besitzer das Fass der Papiere als wertvollster Teil seines Nachlasses andachte, wie er pro

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Christian herald and signs of our times . shouse had been burned down and the smould-ering debris which fell into the cellar had beenextinguished a search was made for theproperty. The precious barrel of papers hadof course been consumed. The boxes in whichthe coin had been set had shared the same fate, but many of the coins were recovered uninjured.A large number, however, had been melted bythe intense heat; but when the ashes werecarefully sifted the metal of which they weremade, was found. If before the fire the ownerthought the barrel of papers the most valuablepart of his estate, as he probably did, he musthave changed his mind when the flames haddone their work. The day is coming whenthere will be a similar change in the estimatewhich men now place on the relative value oftheir achievements. Then, too, the trial is tobe by fire and the Apostle warns us that it willtry every mans work of what sort it is andthere is much that will be destroyed (I Cor.3 : 12-15). 278 THE CHRISTIAN HERALD AND SIGNS OF OUR TIMES. may 6, 1891.. SIN THE CAUSE OF SORROW. s. LESSON FOK MAY 17, BY MRS. M. BAXTER. HOSE A 10: 1-15. GOLDEN TEXT, ISAIAH 50: 2. Sorrow to Continue at Long as Sin Remains — NothingAccidental in the Believers Life — A Widows Dreamof Happiness Unrealized—Men Thwarted who Live forThemselves—The Idolatry in Israel—Hosea Raised upto Reprove the People — The Christians WildernessKxperlence—Sorrow a Means, Not an End. NTIL sin came into theworld, sorrow was un-known. Only when sinhas ceased to be will tearsbe all wiped away. As arule, men look u p o ntrouble as accidental, oras caused by the wrong-doing of someone elsethan the party himself.They are slow to perceive, acknowledge, sometimes even to allow, thatthere is any connection between sin and sor-row ; and few there are who see the directhand of God in his permission of the troubleand sorrow which there is upon earth. Davidknew his tears were marked, and calls his Godto put them into his bottle, and n

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