New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18
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the symphthe tie that nnItes the dsget,eScf \.
rsel throughout the whole earth. whsfsvrr "a.
euage you may speak. f'om whatever l.sa va
may come. Ii man be distressed, ssd Yea ks.,
him say -Shensh Israel" tRemembes Israeli ~.
viii become his helper ard assisting fietS' - -
will offer him the hand Of BROTHERHOOD. sal -
hin, 10 YOUR house. ard seat him at your 49, n
tbs holy house prayer will ever TOW froa -
iips " hatever be your condition OF life. hess -
will liud 90 sjlation. Whenever you appnAAGs
s.rctuary with proper frsme Of mind. Aee ~
WI feel the pure JOY Of thsnkfulness y fd-
Here YOU will coDsecrste your new born ok8 B.
the service o. God and the faith OF Israel Hsrp
you viii unite your beloved daughters sls many
sons in the Ii ,ssed ordinance oil marriage, accorda,
L. the beautiful ceremonies OF our law, add ,hapl
God for his bountitu benevolence In giving you u
these BLESSINGS Thus this house viii never b.
forgotten; and ages hence, when your desceataas
throng TO its portals, they Will rejoice when thy
hear the blessed invitation. Let US go into h.
house OF the Lord"
The Choir then sang az follows:
Prsse ye the Lord Praise God In his sanctuary ps.
BIN Tor rs extensive power, Praise hm for his uAssy
oeecs prh'e HIN according bis lent eress,-
Praise him with the so0rd Of me trumpet; praise him ~
gallery and hsrP Prsse him wth the unbrel and aas
ufAise m with gcd instruments and orssrs Pm,
BIN with hsmouOus eSmbAsi praise hia, with the hin
soc1cing eyubss L-tesefy Thing tia, hath breah pas
the Loro. Hsle uIsh'
Tie closing Address was made. in Germal By
Rev. Dr. Merzbscher, who concluded with bes
ing for the Government
The Choir then concluded the whole cererosy
by sing pg the following Song Of exutation:
Let the living God be magni6sd aud praised; he sEua
and there 10 period 10 bis existence -
He anity and there IL unity Ike unto bic unity
concealed yea also there 10 no end to his unity
he hath bodily Likeness, nor 10 he eofpores hn ~
He was The sn,ecedent to every thing which esla
be 10 The first and there Is no beginning 70 bis eessn1i
Behold be 10 the Lord Of the Universe, 70 all tns f
The inspiration Of his prophecy he gave unto hs peess
and glorhed people. "
Moses, who behed the smiliude Of his glory.
law OF truth hath the Almighty given to MS people
tie hand Of our prophet The faithful OF his house
The Almighty will never change nor alter bis law n
evermore there 10 none but his.
He observelh and knowh all secrets, be behodsn
the eud Of every thing before Il 10 begun
He rewadeth every saint according 10 hs work. be ~
deth the wicked evil according TO bis wsckeduess
He will send at the end OF days cur snoined TO redssa
The Almighty will quicken the dead, with the uulueds
Of bis mercy Blessed be bis name and his praise for eve
and ever.
The whole of the above ceremonies, except as
addresses and the German hymn, were In he
Hebrew language. The music for the hymn VIZ
by Mr. Hirschman, leader OF the orchest1.
Throughout the entire service, the crowded COO.
gregstion kept excellent order and gave close IT.
tention. The space around the altar was beaah'
fully adorned by the presence of twenty four chi
dren-twelve girls and twelve boys-bearing boa
quets of flowers the girls wearing wreaths around
their heads. We presume they were emblenai
cal Of the Twelve Tribes of Israel.
We have devoted large space to this consecrs
tor, as the ceremony is one OF rare occurrence
and outside Of the Jewish population. is understood
by only very few persons.