o would be Hisfollowers,—employing their time, talents, and money inassisting their poorer brethren ! Dear Reader, they werenot merely sentimental teachings,—they were commands IYou know the penalty of disobeying them. The wealthymay like it, or not like it,—but there they are ! He gaveno… … A FRIEND OF THE POOR, WHEN UPON EARTH. IO73 their Worldly, ambitious minds,—was to lead their Nationon to Victory, and to make it the greatest People andKingdom ever known,—come at last! The great Messiah,of Whose glories sacred Bards had sung their deathlesssongs,—Whom Prophets had foretold,—and…
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