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IN
T
A
NORTH
Luifwane
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20
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1
N
T
I
30
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Wellington
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C.Saunders
G.of St.
C.Wat man
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Kerguelen's LAund or Desolaron.I.
or Stewarts I.
. Wellingion I
Bay
50
Antipodes I
Madre de Diw irck
C.St. Vin
Q.Alltaid, J
GRADE FALKLAND IS.
Judge & Clerk
Dantation I.
Cape Noch
Beagle . un.
& Clerical Rocks
Douceli Island
Cape Horn
Candlem . I.
Emerald f.
W. SANDIFICU LAND 2 Montagne I.
60
als Laures 1
JWcingstou I Stufthr 7
O
C
E
A
Mt. Gordasna
A
TI
CONTINENT
167 WANT
17
173
163
43
133
123
13
103
93
73
63
53
+3 LONGITUDE 33
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7
17
2
37
67
87
9
107
117
127
137
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157
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Hall &
WESTERS 18
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JA
Perry Ts.
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Patrocinio I.
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TROPICOF CANCER
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20
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Pieter Harilabary
Perthe AUSTRALIA
Juan Fernandez
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frenchiVat
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Tienkal
Cape Chuthd
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TreQuarie I. M Hishop & Cleft
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Termination
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N
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C
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160
Caja Churchill
ieji Cape Farewell
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BAY Slother
Fort Chip
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THE BIBLE VERIFIED.
TT is an old adage on extremes, "Too far east is west." Ohserva- tion shows how an enemy, often, in the heat of his zeal, may overdo his work. This is seen in tho recent violent attacks on Christianity, and especially on the Bihle as a divinely inspired hook, and the endeavor to throw doubt or discredit on its historio statements.
This is attacking Christianity in its stronghold, not only in the sense of a vital part, hut at a point where it is ahle to offer a powerful resistance, Infidelity -hitter, hold, self-confident - sends out its hoasting Goliaths, trusting in the invuluerability of its armor, the strength of its prowess, the superior character of its weapons, and the blighting influence of its taunts, unconscious that it exposes its vital part to the best weapons of its unhoast- ing foe.
Perhaps the favorite argument of scepticism is that in the race of learning and knowledge in this enlightened age, Christianity has heen left hehind -the "last year's almanac" argument. It was long ago established that Christianity could not he over- thrown by learning nor logic. It is sometimes hetrayed, as was its author, in the house of its friends. Its only weakness is in the inconsistencies of its professors, and it offers the only remedy for these. But it must he confessed that its advocates often offer for it a defense, hecause of their want of knowledge, quite too feehle for the merits of such a cause. The " Author and Finisher of our faith " has given a strong foundation on which to erect the super- structure of the Christian system; hut if men huild upon it with " wood, hay, stubhle," they must expect their work to he tried with fire. The earthly, material, type of the Church, ancient Jerusalem, was huilded on the solid basis of Mt. Moriah, appar- ently to indicate not only the exaltation of the Church, but also the strength of the spiritnal Mt. Zion. It was also girded in the same manner. " As the mountains are round about Jerusalem, so the Lord is round about his people from henceforth, even forever."
Geographical Evidence,-The line of geographical evidence is a long and strong one for the defense of the Bible. History is a truthful teacher, when her statements are faithfully recorded and correctly interpreted. There are witnesses to the truth of history that neither die nor change, and their testimony is not to he contradicted or set aside. That founded on the geography and history of the Holy Land is of this type. The Bible has its "testi- mony of the rocks," as well as has science. Its record is made on mountain and in valley, on the shore of sca and rivers, and on every spot pressed hy the foot of patriarch, prophet, or apostle, and especially of Him who came to earth as the Savior of them all. The mountains of the Bible, those dusky sentinels with hroad granite hase, stand yet as God's silent, but unquestioned, witnesses of the truth of Revelation. Seas and rivers testify to the same. These waters flow and their houndaries stand amid the mutations of ages, although the mighty cities which stood upon their hanks-that part of the work which was of man-are passed away, only enough of the human remaining to verify the truthfulness of the record. Yet some of the human monuments remain, Jacob's well was dug many centuries ago to water the patriarch's flocks, which fed on the plains of Samaria; hut in the orderings of Providence it stood to furnish an occasion for a suh- lime lesson in many ages that were to follow, and as a perpetual memento of the veracity of His revealed word. The woman and the weary traveler have long since passed away from earth, hut every tourist that traverses the land to-day finds that well, sits upon its curh, drinks of its water, and sees all about him the evi- dence, not to he accounted for hy any superstitious awe, that he is on the same spot trodden centuries ago hy the Redeemer of man- kind, and as many centuries previous to that purchased and named by him who dug the well, watered his flocks, and prophesied of the "Shiloh " who should come. These works of Nature, with what remains of those of men, are the sturdy testimonies of the literal fidelity of the sacred record.
The same is true of the cities. Jerusalem! What wonderful interest attends the very name! Not London, the commercial metropolis of the world, with her immense wealth and population ; not Paris, with her heauty and grandeur; not Rome, with her treasures of ages; none of the cities of the Orient, with their antiquities, or of the Occident, with marvelous vigor, will compare in interest with this anciont city, the metropolis of the religious world. So in some degree of Damascus, Hebron, Tyre, Babylon, cities whose beginning reaches hack near to the infancy of our race, and for whose history we are chiefly indented to the Scrip- tures.
"The Jordan is the sacred stream of Christendom, as the Nile is of henighted Africa, and the Ganges of pagan India. The Jordan is the sacred stream, not only of the Jew, who has Moses
and the prophets; of the Christian, who cherishes the memories of his Master's life on earth ; of tho cast out Ishmaelite, who has dipped his wandering and bloody foot in this river since the days of IIagar; hut of the Moslem, faithful also, wido scattered over the world, who all deeply reverenco the Jordan. No other river's namo is known so long ago nor so far away as this, which calls up a host of past memories, from the Mohammedan on the plains of India, from the latest Christian settler on the prairies or Rocky Mountains of America, and from the Jew in cvery part of the globe."
Nor is it only of the past that the names of Jerusalem and Jor- dan tell ; for in the more thoughtful hours of not a fow they hear these names whispering to them swect, shadowy truths of the future, happier land, that "New Jerusalem," which lies heyond the " Jordan" of death.
Natural Way-Marks. - Tho Bihle has set up these natural way-marks as monuments of Christianity, that generations coming centuries after may hehold, read and believe. All along the line of her history, Christianity has dropped prophesies, which stand as ohallonges to the world of the truth or falsity of her records, If fulfilled in tho coming ages, they are witnesses which cannot he disputed; if unfulfilled, the system will go down with them, "Prophecy is history forctold, while history is prophecy fulfilled." The historian and the prophet, meeting, shake hands over the chasm of tho ages, and hear united testimony to the truth of the earliest record,
Size of Palestine .- Almost every feature of Palestine marks it as a land chosen hy Providence as tho theater of the world's great achievements, and a memorial land, where the divine name and truth shall stand recorded. In extent of territory it is small, surprisingly small, heing in length less than two hundred miles, and in width less than one hundred in the widest part, while the northern limit is less than fifty miles. The whole land would make only one of the smaller sized States of our nation, This smallness of the Holy Land bas heen a subject of ridicule and sneers hy sceptics, as Voltaire and others, who inferred the littleness of the Hebrews' God hy the smallness of the territory he had given them for a possession. But sueh poor attempts at ridicule prove their own littleness hy showing that they are uttered against the light of history and the revealings of divine Providence. The interest or importance of a country arises, not from its territorial extent, but from the people who form its living soul, from its institutions hearing the impress of mind and spirit, and from the events which grow out of the character and condition of its inhabitants. The history of many small countries, as Phenicia, Greece, early Romc, Venice, Holland, and especially England, possess an interest and importance to which that of countries ten times as great in extent cannot present the slightest claim.
The Location .- The location and topographical character of Palestine are such that merely human wisdom would not have chosen it as the scene of the astounding events of Bihle history, and yet the lapse of ages has revealed the wisdom of the choice. Its hills and valleys, rivers and lakes, adapted it for division among the several trihes, who, while they preserved their distinct trihal divisions, yet constituted a confederated nation. The olimate, owing to the situation midway between the equator and the polar circle, was hoth healthful and adapted to great fertility, so that "Palestinc was enriched with all the fruits of the temperate and many of those of the tropical zone."
But more than this is the consideration that the country of the chosen people of Jehovah was to he the roadway of the nations. "The city of God was huilt at the confluence of three civiliza- tions." Thus situated, she was literally " a city set on a hill," whose light was to shine on all the peoples around. Thus it was ordered that the great nations of antiquity, hy their mutual wars, commerce and travels, their political iutercourse, their armies, merchants, philosophors, envoys, were made frequently to pass through the country of the chosen people.
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