The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-06

as those Of the faithful Accordingly, they preserve
their station till they fancy their title Is secure
the eye whose scrutiny cannot be deceived And
now, brethren, let US imagine our Lord present
| to survey his guests. Are there none who would
expect hear the great question: Friend, how earnest
thou hither not having the wedding garment The
Asiatc princes often provided for their guests garments
fit them But their munifcence cannot be compared
to of Lord His stores OPEN and to all
who make known their wants, he will gladly furnish ap.
parel. Let listen then to Christ himself, and buy
white raiment that we may be clothed We have but to
throw ourselves and our pride our high Ss1
in the dust-we have but to part with them and the
best robe shall be ours The angels Of God will rejoice
while they invest us with tive shall sit down to feast
that shall surpass all others We shall drink new wine.
with our Lord. We shall hunger and thirst no more
The garment Of peace shall be and the spirit Of
heaviness shall be banshed from our hearts forever
| Divine service nj DR.. Tyng's Church.
| This is neat and simply constructed edifce, sit
uaied in Beekman street, OF chaste Gothic design.
The interior is neatly fitted up, its dimensions being
some fifty feet by forty Inc area consists OF sew
slsting Of pews, surround the interior. The organ
is fitted up Immediately opposite the pulpit IN front,
over the main entrance, and possesses very excel
side afford good light, and three windows are also
placed at the front, near the pulpit. Nine chande-
Tiers hang tasefuly suspended from the ceiling, and
altogether the church has very neat and comlorta-
bic appearance. AT half-pas ten the service was
commenced; the congregation was rather thin,
owing to the wetness of the day. DR.. Tying preach
ed the gospel Of the day, taking his text from the LIST
chapter OF the Lamentations oUeremiah the Prophet
18th verse els nothing you all We that pass by
Behold and see if there be any sorrow like unto my
sorrow. which is done unto me, wherewth the Lord
hath afflicted me in the day of his fierce anger z"
Notwithstanding the sufferings which the Savior
endured many passed by him with dersions, and Of
the multtudethat passed by him in his hours OF trbu
!ation, but few sympathzed with him, and to them
they have the benefits of his death and passion, and
still they pass by him with ngratltude regardless Of
the mseries and torments he endured for the sins of
man. The multitude feel they all have derived
ofthe Saviour, and they treat these sufIerings
thing in this world; and those who thus deny him,
ungratefully, in the records OF the gospel, "pass
him BY" Thus are many pleased with the eviden-
ces they receive OF the goodness OF God, and yet
they pass by his law and his inestimable works,
which are all the dispensations Of God, established
for man by God founded byhis power upon earth,
and all future expectation of salvation are sacred
through Him, whether we look to the present life OF
the life to come. A crown Of glory awaits us
whole history OF the Revelations, no event has &C.
CURED of such deep. Importance to the christian
that Of his purchasing for us salvation by the she'd
ding of his own blood The death of the Saviour
presented an event the most extraordinary, and
spake the truths to the world, and stronger evil
dence could be given Of its importance-it was the
diuyian world was carried by gratifying their known
hostility to God himself. It was not alone exhibited
in hatred to the will of God but in the guilty
God alone competent to make atonemen for the sins
of man by the shedding of his blood The death of the
Saviour spoke in manner not to be misunderstood that
sin would go UNPUBLISHED. The Lord will magnify
his justice by the death of his own SON. upon which his
justice will follow. The followers of Christ bound
to have reverence for the Church and reverence FOR
God and bow down before the divine holiness and con-
template the justice of Christ The leaders of inquiy
could show nothing in proof against the benevolence Of
gave his only begotten son to save themhe commanded
them to obey his divine inunctions, and through the
unarttsn ms n lani
spiritual blessings by his efforts for the love CT Christ
All things were given to man by God y, and we were
and afterwards died for The sinner could alone Obtain
forgiveness through the merits OF Christ and the
in his heart ought TO embrace Christ. This cacu
lated to raise the hopes Of the sinner raise the
load that over.burdened his heart encouraging him by
looking up to God This was subject that comes home
to the breasts oa and it was through the
OF God that could be saved by the remission Of his
sins. He sent his bearing his likeness to suffer
death designed by him establish the great truths
Christianity, and Notwithstanding the preachngs and
with perfect Indifference, neglected the holy innnctons
of the scriptures The Rev. Dr. after dlating at farther
length upon the goodness Of God towards his people,
and commenting the ingratitude Of the world in in
duging in sin in violation OF the laws Of God concluded
DIR. Bush's Discourse Last Evening.
The Society Library last evening presented quite
an array of fashion and beauty, and was crowded
to It's utmost capacity, by an attentive auditory
Long before the hour OF meeting, every avenue
leading 10 the hall were jammed up to suffocation
all anxious to witness DR.. Bush's exposition OF the
principles in connection with Swedenborg's doc,
trnes and theory, IN relation to those "sprltuaized
bodies OF another creation called ANGELS, In con
nexIon with the science of mesmerlsm."
DIR. Bush, soon after the appointed hour, made his
appearance, land all was hushed He commenced the
OF the evening" ny singing the yhrd
congregation, accompanied by the organ, with ex
cellent taste and execution.
The Rev. DIR. Bush hereupon commenced his dis
course The theme of his discourse the fu-
| q q submit
of Swedenborg to sufficient test founded on the
f revelations. of the gospel. He held 1t, thai
would be impossible pS to have have man ds
man took with him his thoughts and feelings
, The more man knew of himself in this world, the
. more he knew Of himself in the next. Mes
merlsm had particular bearing upon the pschysi-
, cology OF the human body. They should take the
f general truth of mesmerc influence granted,
as that was already too well established. Man had
within him an inward assurance that there were
muttudes who were looking for the light and they
, were firm in the belief that yet the veil would be
raised, and he believed that Swedenborg alone
would raise the veil, through Mesmersm. What,
ever may be the opinion in relation to Mesmeri SIN
he held It to be Providental attestaon of the laws
of mental operation. The claim OF Swedenborg
was that through the phenomena OF Mesnerism, he
was able to hold communion with the spirits OF ano-
Their world, and inform himself upon their state
and mode OF existence. Those who were canady
in pursuit of truth, could find it in the numerous
works now published on the subject of Mesmerls m;
and tnose VINO doubted upon
themselves by testing the experiment. If Mesmersm
true Swedenborg was right He CDR b. had taken
up the subject from consciousness OF its truth and i'm
poance and as to deceptonhe had no to decevebut
himself; and he trusted those " no scepca would
not attribute him any desire to mysty conceal all
the facts and developments upon the subject Somnambu
ism mesmeric influence acting upon the human
system, which was known long before mcsmerism was
heard Of Man in this state reduced to be-
tween sleeping and waking. In this state man is it
taken out OF the body The in this state
awake that is the internal senses This is state
quite distinct from tho mesmeIic state, and Sweden.
borg had experienced degree beyond this power OF
mesmersm or somnambulism for twenty nine years.
The Reverend Doctor In illustration Of his subject cited
a in which lady had been influenced to such an
extent by what he called the sphere quality the
atmosphere which surrounded her. The sphere OF what
called the had influence in the operation by
the laws by which it is distinguished. The spiritual
sphere Of man the light of his love emanatng from
The snhprea q evil we all hell.