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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE
MONDAV. SEPTEMBER 19. 1901. mmm --5
HOLMES TALKED ON
"SMOjy BLOOD"
LARGE CONGREGATIONS AT THE
FORENOON AND EVENING
AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
ANDRLWS P8EACI1LD H MORNING
Regular Pastor Conduct Night Meet
ing, at Which Ht Gives Sermon
on Salvation Through
v Christ.
nvi-r m'-.
I In oiixl:
have III''
I Ill-yen-.
la
iJirno i(jiiKrKiiil" nti'i"'l'l
mtvIi h nl ili" CIiiIhiIiiii liur Ii
l.-nliiy liiorniiiK u"l vi "iuK
r i In forenoon Km hi-riiKHi a jm-ui li
ly U v. Mr. Aii'lnwH, u vMiIiik
jmiior. Mr. J. II. Uol h, lit- n-KU-
liir miKlor imnlueii il Hi" iii"" ""K "'
uk-lit. Ilia Hiil.J t uh Hiivoil hy
Wood."
Mr. Unimex Ih'kiiii IiIm H"rnnm by
xplalnlliK III" nii-aultiB or Hi" l rin
til IiIh hiil.Jiil. Kalvmhiti wiih ili-lliii'il
ii:i "n iicllvtraiut) from ili ynw.-r uf
bin." From viirliiiiH ijiint :il l him "if
i i rliiliiri. it w;m bliuwii llmt hlixxl"
4. wan vi-ry rri iin'iiily lined "'"''
.lOiioocji ileum in.- Ii'"- Tln l"W"r
r.nld: "Itul II"hIi wlili il".' Uf" I'""
('T."w1ili'li In 1,,M"1 Owri'it, hIiiiII
lout,- liil a biilinimtn-.' 'I kiKiw il;
dial liiall tied III l lilun mm ll. I'l
I, li rli-n i'U I"-'. .
Doctrine in Heaven,
'I tlmi'l I. now li Ui"-y "i"l i,h
i in. man lini I 'l'i know ili.'i il'"
liHiriiii' kiiii.-iiiiiiiiiii l.iill- in
II. an ii J.-mi riirl.-i hlnil hU lil'ni'l
in my . U"' and "In- Imw il "i
iliuili h no iiioim ni.-r
liillnl 1.1 UK' Ill illlprtll llli-.
I mu nuiiii lliiil ) lnihlii
uiul lliiil i- luiklil li4V- It
liinily.'
uii ri" rtiu'-iiml Million '
W Vnrk ii fi mrH MK'. h"ie a
number if yoiinu "" i,r' I'""""
i..r i lit. iiu ii f of tin ll' in". ""'y
Htm- ini.t Hi' ir il.'- t'l'iii. ""
nil III') i.ii-l.iliHK iil'l.' I"l"i" "'"i
II..- I'M in nl II lii'l i'i "r '! '"
of age, whose wasted form lnllutc.
ih.ll ii-hi h w l"'l ' '"' I
l.liyKk-liui i'.li'lii. 'l " "
III M poor Ilium- I l'i- ly I'U'I li '
Mink ho low llii"i !"' Ii" l'"l "'
...... ..I I. for UKI.IIII1 UII Hill '
nf av I ni;
! yu uol cut."
Forgiveness Under Old Testament.
1 "Sltrl"S;btnictlvi; vt life. Tint
I iiroi.Ti'jf bulil, ,lTlio inml thai Klnneili
' il hIiiiII ill"." Tint yielding i !
liroiiKln wllli It ili: 'I' hiIi ol llio hoiiI.
iJi-iilli iiiouiih Hi'imiiiliim. Wliuii wu
Ko lo lliu cemetery it in Hi lay 'y
inn hoily out of which Hi" houI lias
jriiin;: A Iriind mi'" Halil to in",
"W'lK'll I ill", If you UllOlllll ClllllllKt
t ln Imicrii! Kt-rvlc', I wIhIi you wimlil
say Id tliosi! In iill'-iiilaiK'o tliat 1 am
in llio Imily wlK'ii Hi"y low.-r It
into llm kiuvo and llmt I will hUti
llll-IC till llio Il'-Htricclloii IIIOIII.'
llllt I HIllll HH IMIl'll UH I WOlllll HI!
to iiIoiikii you. I couliln't nay that for
111.) Hcilpliiii'H plainly K'lK'li Hint llio
life ami liody aio m'liaiaiod nt ilialli.
lint Willi! III"!! d""H "'It'iuli" ni"""
wlion iiipll"il lo Hi" houI? Vfiy "I'-ai-ly,
"A Maturation. " Wo aio promis
'd Unit til" liKlilooiiH Hhall liu li"'irn
"IOK"llll'r Willi Uii" of ll HiiiiKM."
Thai, "uii aliiiiidiint entrawi!" Hlmll
Iio ours "Into tlio "vt-rlasliiiK kinK
iloin of our Urd unit Savior .Icsiih
nirliu." Tli.i full iiit'Jisuro of nappi
nt'SK hIiiiII liL'lonu tot tlw rcdcijniL'd;
ln.'alli of llio houI iih'Hiw Hi" losa ol
ull tliL-ue si'imratlou from Ilium.
Life for Life.
"In tlio BUfiillccs of the old TfS
Iniiii'iiL lifn wan Kiven for lil'f. IX-ulli
wan llio pt'iialiy for llio violation of
tlio law; but tlio guilty wuio mid
thai, if tli"y woiiltl bring a ct'rtaln
liliid of am null ami sucnliit) ils lil"
Ihi'ir own jilt) would bo spared; but
(bin Hlioddlne of blood was only val
uable: us u typo of iliu mii'iltlinK 'ii
tlio blood of Christ, and lioiifo
wlit!ii a lito was glvou for Iheiis an
llllilliuls blood slleil-il repieseiileil
to tlieiii tlio impanilion of life
ihroiiKh tlio "oinlng icik'cmor; Chrbils
blood lito was to bo tho paynicnl of
Hit! dt'iiih penally for ilitiu.
When thi! Jewish I'assover was In
uliiutod tlify woru (old to slay a rei
lain kind of a lamb ami to .sprinkle
Us blood "on thu two Kid" posls and
iIik upper post ol llio bouse anil
when I see Hi" blood, 1 will pass over
you ami the plague shall mil be up
on you lo destroy you." Tho pivsenee
or thai blood said. "A life lias already
been taken and wo are free from
dentil." Cuyler tells us that I here
is a legend that on tho night of the
l'lissover, a yomin Jewish maiden
tile llrsi born in the family was so
' troubled on lior slt-k bed that she
could not sleep, "l-'atbei," she anx
iously inquired, "aro you sure that
Ibe blood Is i here?" He replied thai
lie bud ordered il sprinkled mum the
lintels.
' ' "Hut the rrsllesd Kill would not be
. gatlslle.l until lie took hot' up and
rallied lu-r to llio door to see lor
herself and lo, I he blood was nut
there!. The order bad been ui'Klert-i-il.
but bet.ire midnight llie lather
bad Imsleiieil ami put the saereil mk
ili of protet'tion nil the door. The
l.-i;euil may In' f;tl..e, but it teaihes
the imiHirtalil lesson t" eerv sinlel
soul that may be she.'lered under the
alniiiiiK IiIikiiI of Jesus t'luist.
The Blood of Christ.
"I'aut nays. 'Tht' waj;es of sin is
dtatli, but llie Kifl "f "'"'I is eternal
life Ihroiili Jesus Cluist our Lord;"
mid .main. 'All have Mini.,) ami rome
f-lii n-t of the nlory of (io,.' An,l John
Kas, 'The M.mmI of J.mis "h I' i -I lli-
. I.-.in. lii ii-i from nit nil." or
lie 111.- ol rhii t is t'ii-n as our ran
nun; lie our iiilf ii 'ii . nul w ln-n in
ilialh cotitioiits us, lie dies in our
V'iui". 'Wi'lio'it ihe hbeddnij; ol
l.li" iln ie i no n -niisMcin.
"Tin re in a i-il l..ion siory of
N.-irMil.-nti's lime iih nrl to a
ni;n hit l.;i!'o-, . a- a i oiim iiU
an. I did not n.mt to lo to Hie 1 t . . i . i
In, I ,it h id wit. i t ol-in).'. i-
-. 1t l-o in his -Up. The I r . -I i !
.iio i1 the ri t-'i'i vit in Ij " ii.it'ii- .in. I
i -in "i !ath in a nnam ba'i;e.
1 tttt niter n ft i ' - ll'e t inH ..r v .o; ;
?!' nun ar1 ly no t .- ! 'l
tiUTi :n 1,'ior.. j .' H-"if'l
Tin f . til lo mix- I n (.:
tii'i- rm. ! ni-nt V"i ii-i
n-' " It T' I li-y l i l I ;:rn
ih f'!''. Vo-i ht.
l'ttt aim mi'l I'm- ' '
ll.l-l I il. 'l :- '. 'I.-
I'll )!-l 'f'. -.1.1 V,'
a tm"l mil 1ft Ii.- i
l.!,l-t el l ' H ! .! l
till 'I Pilll " l.'ll l I'l - ' ' ;i- .. I
).,i i', 1 1 tr f f-.r iit.H i" -I
tim-li-i) taiHiF Ix-'-n t-- 'i .t
11.,. f.t 1 ill.fl c Tlf in. ! 1
Ijlfli ITt,' Kai'l U' tnH, 'j-ofl HiUt !
kary
.UU I II. ..I llie till IV ll"H
Die bin s life wax in tl'-' ir.iiisinlhi"ii
(,r m IiI'mmI li'Hii lb" ''"l ''
In nli by ni ri-oii.
-i Inld Ibe voillia III"'!! "f !'" ",'"1
riT llii re was In lb" person Kiipplyiu
tli. IiI'ni.I and Hi' " a.-k"d II
was liny of I ""I" Unit would risk his
III,, inr ib" Mil'"' '' '"" ',n
mil a ninimiiU lusliiiilnii a htioiiK
hiMily vihiiik ii"'" Ki"PP"'l lorwi'i'l
snvlliK Ibal h" woiilil b" KllKl of lb"
il'Mlor llioimlil bin I'loo'l W""1'' "H'
wi-r. Aa ain rv on bin arm wai np. n-i-d
ii iid Jnliinl lo llio rorrespiiii'llnt?
vein I" th" Ih'J's hiiii. by menus of
a mho in ihe " nt r of whleh was u
Kbiss Klobe. Afl'T a few pul.-allo'is
of tho li'lirt Hie rich li'iilihy blond
bemin I" l"i re Us way lino tho body
of the bid and alter awhile n smll"
was seen on lb" Hl'H.
'I bis opera was repeated for a
series "if days II lb" I"! began
in urow HiroiiK tiKiiiu but lb" yoims
man bad Hluidily grown weaker un
til, when Ii..' retired nl"r lb" last
nHT;illnii Ii" l""l"d nn walked, lie
luul I n Imparling lif" to another.
Tlilu a.iiu a nnbli! Hiirrlfleo for 111"
sake id a boy. I bit l""l lo Calvary.
Jesus tlu're not only risked His III"
for us, but died in our Ulead."
WHAT OLIO IS.
Entertainment to Be Given by Ladies
of Episcopal Church.
"The Olio" tonight " Magnolia I'ark
Is an I'lileilalniiieiit under Die direc
tion of Hie ladles of Ihe fipiscopnl
ehiiffh.
Miss M. Creeiiwood naiuv. num.-
nle of the .Marlyn m-iiooi oi .m.ho....
Wa.slilngimi. I). '.. mid pupil or lanio is
Now York lenehers, appears upon u'
prnejTin us n ailer and Impersonittoi-,
and llie public IS assuren oi a n-."
slore for ilictu, for Miss Hardy Is truly
an artist.
Th.. imiLi'iiin s nterslierseii won
several musical numbers, rendered by
snino or tho best talent of III" "it'.
Tlw. tmi-k niivilio-i is nleasaiil. and is
ciniforiably seni.'d. and
i-vi-iiinir Is nnuiiised to
unio. Adinissioii 2
a iieiiKiiiiin
all who will
cents.
SAMSON WAS LIKE
PEOPLE Of TODAY
A SERMON ON SPIRITUAL AND
PHYSICAL STRENGTH AT THE
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
mm BACK f ROM VACATION
Pinches at Forenoon and Evening
Services at St. Mark's Church to
Fair. sued Congregations.
.1. W. Itbl.i'V ami family plumed
finiii Iheir Hip In Ihe St. Imis i mi
1 1 n Saiiird.iv, mid jesii-rdny Dr.
Itb-ker m i ilpied hi-; neriihtnmeil place
iji llie pulpi .it St. Mark's Kpist-opal
i buich, all' r an ubsi-tico Unin ihe ciiy
n Iwn weeks. ir. illel.er pn al lied
yi slei'dny im nil In e; mill last eveiiliu; In
fi lr si. '.oil i-ongieKailim, a largo iiuni
her nf nifUih'Ts nf Si. Mark's still be-in-
nut nf ll.e eiiy. Alusir was fur
aisii' d by iio- regiibir tlmir, iiuder I he
Ii nder hip of llie new cliuir master and
niuaiiisi, I'ioI'i ssor Kilpairick, of
W a biui'.inn, l. C. .Mr. Kirkpal rick
I t i -ii la i it u the choir and rapiilly ,; l
tin-,- ii liiio lino mii.sieal trim. I.ai r,
howevir, ii will bo in in li iiuprovi'd,
invili In the ndililiun n memliers linW
mil ill the eiiy i I i ir vacations.
Talk on Samson,
llr. liiek'-r talked ye::t-rday morniii;
on Sninsoii, comparing his life, bis
sir'-nnili. his sinning, l is repentance
and bis Una! reward lo the same ipial-
liies In be l in ti in man nf today. I in
n clor hoi;. in his disciissinn hy lelling
nl Saiuson's ureal Kireiigi Ii, pbysicnlly
a .id sniriliiallv. Ibis, be said, was
the till nf Cod. lite physical sireni;ili
was .liven him to oermlt him to !"
dud s work. As lon.n
his spiriiiial strength
piiysical
B
llie
Death of P. G. Furey.
Mr. 1'. (!. Furey died yesterday at
his resident;" at half pnt two o'clock
of heart disease. II" had a slight
attack before iind bad b""n feeling
unwell for several dayys past. The
deceased was Ihirly eight years of
am. and was born in Donegal coiinry.
Ireland, lie came to Texas sixl i
years ago and bus been in nonunion!
twelve yearn. Mr. Furey was a prom-
years ilgO 111 iM IKS .Mill Kill ei
in. ,in lllliernlan ninl was well up In
the order. lie was
of llellville, Illinois.
throe children wore
lOinniotl used five.
three, and
Che body
married seven
To Ihe couple
'o born. Kdwnnl
, Cornelius, aged
Helen Dora, six nionilis.
Is awailing Ihe arrival of
Mrs. Furey s lather or neiiviiie. Il
linois, who will determine uisposni "i
Ihe i-eiuains which probably will be
seal to that placo lor internieiii. in
. . I 1 . ... l -1 olio) Ml
rase inieriueni it im.ki.- ... ..-.
burial will take place under tlio aus-pb-es
of The Ancient Order of Hiber
nians.
New Golf Champion.
l'eaoe ball! her victories no less re-
nowneil lliiin war. n i .....nn..
pusliini; Kuropalkin back across Man-
r-lini'i.i on Satnrdav. II. Chaudlci- l-.an
of Chicago was at New York heai.n;;
Frederick llerreschorr. a Urookhn
youth, lor Ihe amateur pdf champion
sliin of America. (lyanin's victory
over Kuropalkin probably excites no
more rejoicini; anioim the sell pos
sessed Japanese than does Ivm i's
tri I'll annum his inliniring fellow
students at Harvard and bif follow
sliidints at Harvard and his l.ll.nv
members of the Exunmr Country
Club of Chicago.
Tho new champion who i onh :'"
v. ars nlil. has all i-xt i .nu diu.u re-
l ord as a golfer. He played hi- lit -t j
M-liiiolboy mat. h at Kxnioor in l:"'l.,
and won it. Within ibe 'a-1 lin e1
v.ars be has played 1 1 ' niatehe- of;
which he has won V. halved IU"
;:n.l lo-' 1: He won the Western ;
and the Iniereolleciate cbaini'ioi. iiik j
l''u. the Harvard i haniinon-'iip 1
I'm" and the Western .mi l r ,
haiii.nnhi in Atmiist .f 'h: T. ;
He Is a steidy an. I totre ra'''M i ' i t I
a l.ii'ii.iio iilavt r. He has ! "vn
as he retained
lie retained hi.-.
ii'iiili, hut when lie losi
fnrmer be also lost the latier.
Tho Same Tody.
Thus it is, the rector. said, with man
of today. As lonir as bo remains true
to the doctrines of (lie church and Cod,
he will have xtrcngtli willi which lo
liiihl evil. When bo willfully deimils
iii .in bis Christian life bo will be- shorn
oi Ins strength ami will not lie nine to
n sist temptation and sin. In liiscuss
Ini; Ibis phase of tile question, Dr
lllokor said Samson was like til"
I'hiirch member of today In that he did
evil without absolutely turning his
back on Coil. lie did no! d"iiy Cud
and bis teachings, bill simply departed
from the I nristia!! life, like many
church members, who viola'o iheir
vows to Cod and the church willunit
baviim ibe church or cnilinn them
selves off from an apparent aflillnl ion
with Christ utility. .
Unconscious Loss.
This, the rector said, is frequoni iy
done without the actual knowleilue ol
the mail. As was the case with Sani
soii, the churchman Ireipioiuiy does
uol know tluil he has lost his strength
ut.til ;i time oimios when h" needs il lo
help him resist teinplal ion and sill.
Then be discovers his strength has
gi.ne from him. jusl as Samson found
his strength bad depart ed when lie
iried lo rise up and free himself from
his captors, alter the long locks had
heel) cut off.
Dr. Illeker took up the phase of Sam
son's life dealing with ills captivity
and in :i ish itii-n I . when lie was placed
la the treadmill and compelled to
the work ol' a horse. Ho toiled at this
in soliiinle. and had an oiiporluuily to
think of his tans, his past life ami bis
future. Duriii'i Ihe process the knowl
edge of his remissness came to him.
and he repent, d. He asked Cod's for
giveness and p'cilnod himself to Him
lor Ihe fill ure. The result was that
wiih the return of his spiritual
slionglli Ciitue his old pJtysieiil
strength, which he finally used to
break Ihe columns of the temnle and
bring tho structure tumbling down on
I he heads of his eneiuieit.
Powr "f Ev'l.
Ihe pa --lor urged that the church
men aivvavs retain their spiritual
s I ri n. Mill hy remaining true to the
church and In Cod. in order Cult lllev
may have slivngih with which to re
sist evil. No temptation is ton great
and tin evil too strong in its influence
over man bin thai they may be con
ip.i iv, I by him it he has in his heart an
abiding fai'h in Cod.
v. .Id ogjaphic uluaiiin lit , I ha I
I. - lit lonll IJl.u i. lul .III''. Tin Will
wink U his in-! only Hie ni.i lianir
i noun. .ii. Inn uln ilie tMiiKi'apInc
i i.iiii-ui. Life tin- cul.iiir wlm i in
.ins ill! ttti.-.tilll ill 1,1 hlnllllig III
ii, ui Lie, mi iiii luttpin.ii.i r may have
ihe i v li k i l a iioiiiliiialt-diaiigli"
I. .UII ill some lb lulls, bill lie is I-'
-M..llb!e lol ihe whole Milk, VI I
lllrt H llllli.t nl l himsell. 'l l.e ol'nr
pi illiiele l'i llui I.I..I- liiillilo lol' linlll
IIU ill Ihe prndili'linn nt u II. ap. The- -i
tin such ihing as (i in rv. If n mail
Vrt-ll i IIIOIII II -, ill VI hie. I lo I III II n.ll n
niii, ilnie, ho may have Hum If he
i.U.S lie- bi si i ilU leii.lili' 'lie I I'l".
(nil nf llie IhiisI inapt, from ll.n
Iii. .i n I, uii atlas .-.In .1 giving u gen
eral view nf Ihe KuKkinn. Chlm si and
.luplllli "e empires. Cnvellliu so lil
a territory on on.- sle-. l, Hie s tile ! .
nn'i'sturily very tiinal). Il Is I J
llli, II. illl II, nr uboul :l.'i stutille llllies
I I an inch. It Is of course impnsslbi '
'n myc in hi-li deiiiil mi so small a
scale, hill Ihe broader features of .1.!
phases nf Ihe gengrapllV of llie who!.!
noi tin in mid i-eiiiial region of As1 1
ami of Itusslu In Kuropc are given mi
clearly thai liny rcn'ly P.ive them
selves Upon III'' liileiilion; alld we
know thai ibis r pi' seniai ion of ll"'
loci 4 Is up o date, for the figures l:i"l
am pilnieil in llio coiner of the plat...
The allusions made here to III"
mot hulls of niii- Cennau house are hy
no im mis conllned to it, mr oilur map
prod, h i is of that cniiniry equal nr
have inarlv iitiniii'd tn th" same .1
feetive ri'SllllH,
Our own cnininercial liiiip linuses .lie
making i ncnuiagiiig progress in the
onality of their work, hut the maps
ilmy give ns will show holler resul i
if they set before ibelil the highest
stainliirds as somet i.lng to he iimilly
nl tallied. Wo have much in b arii,
aiid many processes to revise, before
our nrdinnry mni products liocnii'o re
alTy gnnd. One trouble is Unit Ibos"
wiio order map plates usiia'ly '.vain.
i hem In ti b reii i hurry: good or had,
Ibev iniisl be delivered in a few weeks.
'I In n. munv of our inapmukcrs bav.-
not learned how to generalize on their
small atlas sheets the Inforinaiioii
contained on large scale surveys, and
tile result Is Hint they benefit lil tie, for
example, by ihe splendid lopograpl'ic
sheers issued by our government.
There are not ii few oilmr weaknesses
ill our methods I hot help to give
commonplace results, hut some im
piovenient is evident from year io
year.
m. RAY TALKS
ON PAULS LIFE
PREACHES INSTRUCTIVE SEIt
MON TO LARGE CONGREGA
TION AT M. E. CHURCH.
solo By tins. Ciiiwi nmi
i
Bible Instructor Occupies Pul:t ami,
Urge Hearers to Itiitata Faith j
and Trust ef A.icitle.
ffTrinwanaf.aa-11
LAST SERMON
THIS EVENING
DR. O. W. RAY WILL HOLD FINAL
SERVICES AT FIRST METH
ODIST CHURCH.
PREACHED THERE LAST NIGHT
Addressed Congregation on What
Necessary for Man's Ultimate
Salvation Other
Meetings.
Is
Afler conducting two iiililc study
classes each week tiny for two weeks,
ami yesterday filling t'lie pulpit of Hie
First Methodist church at boib ser
vices, Dr. C. W. Hay, l.'.ie b inerant
pieaclier and Miliiieal iiistnn lor from
.Nortii I exns, w ill close his visit in
l.eaumont willi a special service in
the First .vlethodisl church tonight.
Ib'. Hay will preach a forty-mmute
sermon on Life and Immortality
Uiiiught to Light." and it is expeet.-d
a large crowd will be out to bear llie
eonchulili.g address. The meeting
will begin ;it ,S:l."i o'clock. There will
aiso be special music.
Meeting Last Night.
THE MAKING OF A MAP.
Chief Reouisitfs a Trained Geogra
pher's Skill and Plenty of Time.
New York Sun.
A tatiiou
i ni. any a
il- I
; ti' mi of mapmakers In 1
-;ert- that th rim
cai i ngi aphii- i iii.
I-r. Hay preaem d last evening at t'uo
MelbiKiist cbiircli on the lamiliar
parable nf Ihe you. Ik ruler who went
In Christ and a-ke I. "What shall 1 do
to be saved?" After describing llie
si die bet vvei'n the yniilig king and Ihe
Savior. Dr. Hay abruptly said: "Christ
ti Id him lo sell out." The pninj made
bv Hie speaker was thai rue voimg
man had asked an hollo,-1 question
ami had got ten an honest ansvv ei noi.
perhaps. acny ihe Kind of an answer
b, wanted, inn honest just the same.
This. Dr. Kay declared, is always the
ri Mill when one asks an hntiesi ques
tion of Cod lie gets an hom st reply.
rco.i'e Today.
Tlie trouble with many people today.
ti:e ipeaker said, is that they ilmi'l
"sell out." Tin y IbiiiU lin y do. hut
they do not. They tlmik they ure liv
ing Chri-.lian liv.s. I.i caio-e Hu v go to
church, and b.Ii. ve I ley .il., v the
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Il.lll.ll.tlt.l... II.-. I. III. ,.1. It. I. ll.
M-. v don't ' s. II out." Th. v do not i n
fiotn a'! 'lo ir old. ol.i.'i -t ion.,.;.
Dr. W. (!. Hay, llio bible Inst riictor
who has been ciiliducliiig a si l ies nl
bll.le classeK at llio V. M. C A., co'i
dueled llio loniinnll services III ill-'
First Meihodlsi clinrcli yesterday. He
wus Ki'"'"''"-''! by u packed cliurch and
wu- accorded perfect ni ionium
ihroiiKhoui his forty mhiui" d's-
colli se, which was ll iesserlllli"ll "'II
Iho life ami I illl li nr 1'iiul. A lealure
of the si rvlee WUS tile speeial IllUsie
which consisted of tin ;un h' tn by lb"
choir uml a vocal solo, "Cniisld'-i'
ihe l.lllk'H," hy .Mrs. ClieiiauU
Oilrleii.
The Text.
Dr. Itny spokt! o luff itehiil.-li'.v
Dr. Kay f-poko from llm lexi, "Fni1
I reckon Hint the siiiTi.'rliia' 'f
I'tcsenl lime are not worthy in be
cnmpnreil will the glory thai shall
be revenleil in us." Tills nnswer of
I 'ii u I to t'lm questions put him vvb n
he was (iidiiring snfl'ei'lngs for his
I Cod's sake was extensively elnboral-
"d upon by Dr. Hay, who u-ed miiny
lilting ami impressive" illustrations
and drew pointed applications for the
use of Christinns today. He showed
in the outset of his sermon that
l'ttiil was a man. of intellect, enliure
and capacity and stood high among
T"is tiiople the ,)ovs. !lo was a big
man and what Im did attvnciftd in
tention. What lie did was lo re
nounce! his faith in the ili.et flues of
his people a ml leave his comi'ry lo
go out and follow Chi-ist.
Description of Paul.
Dr. Hay described the rouiin
eialioii of his former faith by Paul,
and his departure from his form
er people and quoted his text to show
why such action was taken, "Cor I
reckon that lit rsiii'ierings of the
present time are not worthy to b"
compared with the glory Hint shall lie
-nkUTH AR Oi) II. X CMIIIIMTH
ri voa!e, in us." The sp-aker then
took tin the life of Paul, lo show the
great hardships, great perils and
great sufferings Unit fell lo his J.
Ho described his shipwreck, llie in
cident of hi. being stoned and left
for dead, his whipping in public, an.!
his imprisonment. After each de
scription Dr. Itav asked the ques
tion: ''Why tiid Paul submit to all
of these tilings, when be could have
been relieved of lliem by donvi.ig
Cod?" The answer eaeh time vns
'but Pun! "reckoned tba' tin' suffer
ings of ll.e nrosonf time are no
worthy tn he cnmpnreil with Hi'
gl.irv Unit shall bo revealed in ns."
Paul at Roce.
Paul's entire life, -trnight up to
ill's linnltv coming lo Home, where b"
lay '.villi li is head on the blr,.-!;. awak
ing the fall of the oxnem ioners axe.
was described by Dr. Hav. As Mi"
execution was about to take place
Paul wns asked why Im consented
to suffer this death. The reply was
the same, that bis siilf'-rini"- nmcinit
ed to nothing compared lo the glory
of the home which .Tv.ii'nd him.
The npnl lent ion of Paul's life to th"
nresent dav. Dr. Hav said, explained
for "tie thine, wbv preachers tire
satisfied io be poor men ami to Buffer!
while ntht'rs sucreed in nialerii;!
ilitnos. They reckon their -uff"'it!':s
count for uptight compared lo Hie
irrandimr of Hie reward "'"'v will re
ceive for doing Cod's work. In enn-clnsb-n
Dr. Hay urged that -nfferl.ig
if nil kinds bv r 11 noonle should no:
,i,..,r them from following Cb"ist
l in choiil'l Polo ther-i oe'l5', Hi"'!
t -i.,T,; oro nnth'n-i roiniired to 11."
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