L'araldo cristiano e i segni dei nostri tempi . ng era dondenly. Così rapidamente, così completamente, tutta la nazione ritornò al loro Dio, quando lo stesso teirrighello prese il comando! Un mese più tardi, si celebrò la più grande passover di piume conosciuta in Giudea. Therevival era alla sua altezza. Anche da Israelmany si avvicinò ad esso. E 'stato continuato twiceThe tempo ordinario, che dura una quindicina, msaldo solo una settimana. E il risultato fu un aboli-zione di idolatria, distruzione degli idoli, il ristabilimento del culto di Dio in tutta la terra, e poi una tale abbondante offeringper il mantenimento del Levita

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Christian herald and signs of our times . ng was donesuddenly. Thus quickly, thus completely, awhole nation returned to their God, when theirruler himself took the lead ! One month later, the greatest passover feastever known in Judaea was celebrated. Therevival was at its height. Even from Israelmany came up to it. It was continued twicethe ordinary time, lasting a fortnight, msteadof a week only. And the result was an aboli-tion of idolatry, destruction of idols, the re-establishment of Gods worship throughout thewhole land, and then such an abundant offeringfor the maintenance of the Levitesand of theworship of God, that chambers had to be pre-pared in the house af the Lord to contain thesuperfluous offerings ! Could it be a loss toJtuhea politically that Hezekiahs reign beganthus ? Would that every king and ruler putGod thus first; would that all who rule overmen should thus lead the way in serving God ! THE FAITHFUL GOVERNOR, A Story of the 8. S, Golden Text for June T. Themthat honor me, I will honor.—I. Saml. 2 : 30.. EAR LY four h U n d r e dyears ago, the kingdomof Corea, which was thenunder the peaceful ruleof a monarch of the an-cient line of the Tun-guse, was invaded by anarmy, which crossed theSea of Japan, and beganto advance on its princi-pal cities. The Kaoli-Wang, or sovereign of the little kingdom, sum-moned his feeble army to resist the invasion.From the borders of the Yellow Sea, which wash-es the South and West shores of the kingdom, tothe Sea of Japan, which bounds it on the East, came the patriots ; from the plow, from theloom, from the mines they came, and from thefishing boats, all flocking to Seoul, the capitalcity and the chief fortress of the kingdom. To the South of Corea is the famous Gate, which, as all Easterns know, is the key bywhich the brave Corcans have held theircountry safe from enemies for many centuries.Here a strong guard was posted, under thebrave leader, Oyama, who was appointed Gov-ernor of the Gate and ordered by the Kao

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