The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, May 01, 1899, Image 40
THE BATTALION. 31 by the receptive power of the five senses, while intellectual and spiritual powers reach their limit never. Young- g-en- tlemen, your nature is an unsounded deep, never touched by the plummet, and you have no conception of what there is in you. Even your body is an unmeasured force for power and usefulness, which time will develop. Christ ianity is the only way to the development of true man hood and aug-ments the volume of the intellectual and spiritual powers. Unbelief is a process of contraction. The loveliest characters under the reigm come to look un der the reig-n of sensuality as if God had gxme out of their faces and Godlike faculties are burned to cinders in the heat of passion. The infallible Bible sug-g-ests a scale of development of mag-nificent sublimity, and which can only be realized fully when the spirit breaths ethereal air and the eyes behold the whiteness of the throne. Young- men, in order to make the most of life and g-et the best of it, gave Christianity a larg-e place in it. The higdiest g-ood is the development of the intellectual, spiritual and immortal that God has put within you. Begun your intellectual and spiritual development now. The time will come when angels will recognize as their peers those who have toiled in flesh upon the earth. The sermon was embellished and enriched with in cident and illustration drawn from literature, history, philosophy, etc., and was delivered with profound atten tion from the audience. The service closed with a hymn by the choir, Dr. Wilson pronouncing the benediction. SAYERS AND SCURRY. Governor Joseph D. Sayers and Adjutant General Tom