The Oberlin Jubilee 1833 1883
The Oberlin Jubilee 1833 1883
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How can one have ventured to add unto them? Would not silence have been better, sitting as our Quaker sisters sit, to let the still, small voice speak ? But even they arise to take the cup of salvation and call upon the name of the Lord. We will do likewise. We reverence your honored names, we rejoice with you in your fifty years of struggle and victory, and your grand outlook into the future. Words cannot tell what we think of you and hope for you. But we join our voices with your great chorus... to sing " Hallelujah, " not unto Oberlin, but unto the Lord be the praise, as unto Him we lift up our prayers that you may be delivered from all things that defile, and that you may go forward as many years as are in the wise and loving purpose of Him whose years have no end.
RE-UNION OF ALUMNI.
Auditorium, July 30, 2 p. M.
THE FIRST DECADE.
BY REV. H. L. HAMMOND, '38, Chicago, 111.
The first decade was the heroic age of conflict, I. With nature. The proposal was to found here an educational institution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How can one have ventured to add unto them? Would not silence have been better, sitting as our Quaker sisters sit, to let the still, small voice speak ? But even they arise to take the cup of salvation and call upon the name of the Lord. We will do likewise. We reverence your honored names, we rejoice with you in your fifty years of struggle and victory, and your grand outlook into the future. Words cannot tell what we think of you and hope for you. But we join our voices with your great chorus... to sing " Hallelujah, " not unto Oberlin, but unto the Lord be the praise, as unto Him we lift up our prayers that you may be delivered from all things that defile, and that you may go forward as many years as are in the wise and loving purpose of Him whose years have no end.
RE-UNION OF ALUMNI.
Auditorium, July 30, 2 p. M.
THE FIRST DECADE.
BY REV. H. L. HAMMOND, '38, Chicago, 111.
The first decade was the heroic age of conflict, I. With nature. The proposal was to found here an educational institution.
What to read after The Oberlin Jubilee 1833 1883?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Gay Ballantine to read onlineMoreLess
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