Identifier: Boone_County_Recorder_Vol_34_1908 (find matches)
Title: Boone County Recorder
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Boone County Recorder
Subjects: Boone County, Kentucky newspapers
Publisher: Boone County Recorder
Contributing Library: Boone County Public Library
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, and had he notsaid that the city should be deliveredfrom the hand of the Assyrian king.But with the coming oMhis last mes-sage and the continued strengtheningof the position of the enemy beforethe city, a shadow of doubt began tocreep into the heart of the king. CouldGod and would God deliver? He read the letter over again aloud.How blasphemous It sounded Sure-ly he will not suffer such reproachagainst his nam*? And then as thoughhe needed to reassure his own soul ofthe majesty.and power of the God ofhis nation, he poured out his soul laadoration, exclaiming: O, Lord of Hosts, God, of Israel,that dwellest between the cherubims,thou art the God, even thou alone, ofail the kingdoms of the earth: thouhast made heaven and earth. Inclinethine ear, O Lord, and hear; open thineeyes, O Lord, and see: and hear allthe words of Sennacherib, which hathsent to reproach the living God. As he prayed a new assurance cameto his heart and when word came to KEEP THE SPARKS FLYING BAD LANDS IN MONTANA.
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Miles on Miles of Rugged Chasms,Fantastically Carved. I ?eems to me that no human bo-lns can stand on that spot and viewthat marvelous labyrinth of wilduaLure without batu* turuied by >>lustantly your- thoughts fly to theGrand Canyon of the Colorudo. anseen from Point Sublime, only thisis in miniature. The lact that youstand on a sharp point, from whichthe world drops steeply away onthree sides, is not the thing thatis so profoundly impressive. It 1bthe depth, the breadth and the awfulwilderness of the maze of bad landsint which you look. Before you.and on either hand, thero stretchmiles upon miles of ragged chasms,divided and walled In by a thou-sand fantastic cliffs, and buttresses,and domes of naked hard pan thatstubbornly defy the forces of ero-Bion, and refuse-- to crumble down.In several places there are massesof earth architecture that remindone of the ruined castles on theRhine. These bare walls are most-ly of gray earth, not rock, and thecarving of them has been moststr

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