Round-Up | 1898-01-08 | Page 3 | Christ's Serenity

serenity the record of our lords ai la Is tull full of st strange iange serene leisure ilis his fathers business was done for thirty quiet years fears at nazareth the son ot of god served so long lone an apprenticeship of patience before his ministry began and afterwards when he became the vortex of eddying multitudes be he nver showed a trace ot of hurry or excitement through all those crowded crowde d days of healing and controversy he never knew what it was to be feverish or flurried or distraught he ha moved like a king in his own realm master of tho the pageant that stays for his pleasure british weekly