Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-28

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ton continue to attract audiences = NEE spso,tv
Oftasropm The lecture on Saturday siantberas
witastie f7th chapter and 2s&h VERSE a. o-.,.sss
sad continued to the cad OF tke boof : ~
descriptions Of the land Of Goshen Israei,s po.ses.
Sons apd Pfuapefitv during the seventeei; wears
, ,aas sssss LIVED u Eyypt formed very interest
attention Of the andience The lessnrsF passed on
10 the rezininQ verses Of the chspter relative 10
me aPponehfng death Of Jacob; his calling Joseph
snos1 be carried out Of Egypt sad burlet With
ms hfhefs- After some appropriate remarks upon
the indifsrence Of some a. 20 the disposition made
OF their bodies AFTER death. and tde anxiety %
Others that particular deposition should be made
OF their bones, the lecturer proceeded to explain
the.te OF the 29th vevsr, refsrring to the Jewish
most bindine upon one who made oath 10 pcr-
form certain act; AZ Joseph ssvore with his hand
PLACED esaes.h Jacobs thigh, 10 bury him with
upoa the BEDS head, called forth soine remarks
upon point disputed BY learned theologians
whether she act was one Of devotion similar 70 the
chartes. 2Ist yerse.n Passing over the lsth chan.
tsr.wifh few brief comments upon the blessing.
snd acceptance OF Joseph's sons, and The angel
argued that nowhere in the scriptnfss IL thsrs -
evidence In favor Of primogenifure a Of Divine
insasution. The comments upon the49th chapter
blessing q s cnid1s o. jacob psa sss o. ss
OF each Reuben, tae irst born, should not excel:
swishstanding the coed traits in bis character,
position; be lacked stability. and the iusfancfs In
proof were cited Simeon and Levi were oursesf.
bseaases In their anxiety to avenge the insult %
e acted ss. aa@ had
ltann 81 Shechem and broken down the walls Of
the city. The blessing Of Judah WA funny COM
meased upon The character q Judah. his frn-
coatnusnce a. the ruler Of his people sll the Mes
san o. seiioh should appear. HIS portien.of the
land IL r,uin,aes. &c were Ubjecs q Inter,
gave Opportunity for remarks ppon Che ancient
custom OF enlbalminx the dead. The manner as
described by fierodofn was adverted TO- and Illus
exhibited, giving an idea 81 the perfection the
Egyptians Lad arrived at In various arts amon9
them that Of printIag, Amer the lecture closed,
ssnae sss ses. a5sass sas
bis sollc1eudss % make thorough examinatio on OF
the antiquities picked up the little annunciafor or
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seemed In deep wonder at the skill exhibited by
the ancisat In producing such an instrument
kyiasd chaprl.-Rev samuel Rogers, pastor,
Ter, OF second Book Of Kines-.The Lord hath
Showed ne that thou shait be king over Syria %
rhsse words wsse spoken By Elisha the prophet
to Hazel. and ths lesson drawn from them is that
ity There can be no doubt That with most men
human law contributes much to their seeming
ia,ezrity-with a knowledge Of the law man
violate that law Another restraint il public zen
umenf. AID the morality Of those controlled by Il
Is % a much higher grade; public sentiment a
Preximat1ng the truth. and we win md that the
heart o. the great public Is rjght-if
this - not true why do men court It's praises and
shnn us asathemas Another external aid to i'm
tegrityis the ehurch, Il draws It's Remuneration.
of&yiee from TIE highest fountain Of trrfb-its
teaeaings are piafa and unm. kable and a.
proper church membcrship ID voluntary he IA
self condemned who fails II, his duty. From this
we must conclude that we are much indebted 10
extefnais for ons integrity. The speaker enlarged
sPoa tos fssrlal results Of the abolishment Of lsw,
deprived senfiment. and want Of respect for ths
church The speaker concluded by remarkfna
that knowiedge Of the above facts should have
ms iniinenes-keep Ms from the ways Of tempta-
uon throw the mantle Of charity over errinQ hs,-
masiSy- IL Christ ans, let ID be known every-
where, Prizisg more highly the Influences 10
which we are 50 deeply indebted, and parsic-
made eertain, andfhat the offender receive merit
ca Panls1menf, and that public sentiment up
In the evening he discour.ed from ths ,arn
Psalm. concerning the superior excelIenee Of The
Holy Bible, the privileges enjoyed by those hav-
ing me word Of God with them. : -
Fs<,1 Prsssyfsrras cAxreA-In the morning.
Rev John C Snita (pastorl preached from the "a
verse Of the sth chapter OF Epstle to the omans:
Fer the law Of the spirit Of life in Christ Jesus
BATH made me free nom the law Of ain and death y
thzt be makes In size, 10 shape, with certain OBJ
1ses and uses intelligence guided and directed
she hand q that potter. and caused the variety
Divine Creator hath made all things for his own
glory, and In his works there was an endless "a
rlety. Creatures had their FORMS their shapes
Creatures Of tie earth looked down ,whiIs the ewes
OF men were upwards, scanning the starry hezy.
ems. But they might contract tie circle and take
more homogeneous society--their own family
circle w ss difference did they And, even
taefe ~ Tee nilnds, tastes and pursuits Of those
Composing a. For all this there must be cause.
They might net aiways know that eansc, Or speak
o. toe eh5ct with Truth and safety; bat the Xord
Of the Lord was sure and standet6 forever, Miobf
not they Ind IN the text the great principle under
lying an th<ee spiritnal and neral 6ifYsrences
anong nenf Time, age, place Of birth, and many
ofher facn were In these; bat The great fsct-the
ever-xesent and ever-active truth--was In fle
text There was law of life, and law Of deufb
IL was for them 70 consider that moruin .r u,,d -
which a these laws they lived -
In the afternoon, the text selected was from the
I'd verse fth chapter Of the Acts OF Ne Apostles.
St< Aleysias Czxyek Rev. c. II stoncstrset
preached from the gospel Of thai dsy--&he art
Sunday Of advent-being the portion Of the 2lst
eh1ptef Of Luke beginning witt the 25fh and
ending with the I'D verse "a AZ that time. Jesrs
said 70 bis dscipies: There shall Be sie1s In the
sun. and In The moon, snd In the stnrs, ~ &C. The
reverend genteman handled his subject IN mae
ferly style, and was listened 70 sttcnfive3y By .
large and highly Intelligent audience. The choir
sung HunmeFs Mas. No. 3, In teFy ane styls
a 9uastette, .yeni Sancte. spiFftus,s ARRANGED
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