The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03


not Contemplate pleasure e-s ce!,sns n-e,NiT as,
set bu, Thai the spsrev tse sf snd perss,en, vgor
With may he tarned from IT, Ser''l einp
aad De epgaeea ~ noiy us saS "4's sn,ssoo 10
n "a. eDs ~ ". r,a,s.rs rn.Ee in, tAis mistake
rhev seeg relty "a as an escape fearful panisA
They have no other espec:lmu than 'a az Wy III,
tus 80 me0n et S, ,t,'~ eonue~s1t,a NJ pleasure
hereafter The livery may be thai al Chr 8, bl1 ~
real master viii be the disgu'ed e.e! , ie pro nro
svslF' spnu -. I'm ~ on exisaroe cveeN that
PLEASURE which sprnes up beneath the te - hlm VIZ
treads the path o. aag lns"s ,,eJ no aivaacs
=. Naa y, ~ nc eeu,er All while Should oe tae
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80. ~ =. AL batp dogs uut1 Js
Ace he tsrocse the n.ent 81 the lords Supper
WA administered and -. congregation received 'ae
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Ia chuFeh situated on tue tsf&- q IeAhs9u~
ana rarteth street has, Al. recently, bees occupied
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ped the Mission chspe, q Grace church ne opening
.-y,res az YESTERDAY attracted large conere 2ation
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Eey IT lay or preaNnta ~. ol"Hne s1an.A ei,.ns
Nih eehug ~ the feNasSa It - Alau, aIu I9I -
tor. Al Afternoon sermon Vas Ne4 lIae ~ ~ 49,
Rev Mt heffek, sho a1so et.ls. .'leuy " 'ue - s
of these who had been separated To- some se IA we
house Of the lord.
p vNouru rpr-Rcu BRaorI rNs-sFRYoS ny HENRY
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The Ply mouth church OF "hAca "cE' hehF. 'Ai'
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avery large audience pre-. ~ although '"' "~'Ns va
no, "A cr,..sl az ne Ia "a seq II 90 iormef occasions.
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formed Dir. beechcr stated taa1 ~ "is suAc''As 'n
-. ,s,t +t4c,,tx in i q 4gost which reGdered IL *
p .s.,'. 4 a., +, .,...f. 8, tha, there soulf be
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90 sert - ii tue church Tat evening HIS text was
t,en rom TART ST tie Gfcesth Of the fourth chap
ier Of Ephesisns MS eo" Vp ''' N," ~ ~ VIZ, 80
VII ca the head even Cuflst de sara enat toe hoy
Ghost was aiming 10 make every Christian re
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prtSsA' nv i",,pese VI ~ Ca ~ s,,.a ~,
oa!ls1 70 ~ l.s ~ .ara,sa M
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Sht suaa ldea oi lIe AZ mn ~. wa. -,
the who, man anj o t'e "ao', ~ uarAiIn , Omfis.
I9ht I,ilc more peaare than ,hey would b. 70 la bs
the light Of nature lie AIMED rather 70 reproduce 10.
me grandeur sna t"e 1 meg o"a 'ue uotat 20 49, -
dneuzIous ana cstacit,es Ierfectness OF berg was
Gods idea Christ sought 10 tram men into such bar
mony ara loN.r 'uas .a'n i" >, h h' ~
yas,vev ehrsttan and e nv throb O. them was to be
chsrscterticay Christian THIS vas not TO ne the $50
iateu pvseo.lon , ~ h ~, -, e'ch the This
Chrstan estate was not 20 be transient but perma-
neat COD meant to sstsbhsh In sweetness Of
purity grandeur OF power God preparing
comtaIy for hmself Their, fore the work done in
men b. ngertsry superficial, but perfect,
enduring glorious The speaker proceeded his original
rty lie 10 eiucdate hts idea OF perfection
we're perfectly satisfied when they thought they could read
their title clear heaven, cok tho devil
rob him OF his deed but the lives OF such
persons went on about the before. Tine whole
u,nd must be consecrae led TO God. There In
Soc ETY. who paroeed their minds giving part 10
religion another 10 business another 10 politics but
this could never They grow up Christ
IA AL things The intellect the IMAGINATION. the
&C ence and the faculty Of be Christian
lied The speaker churches thousand
the present day tnged with the old sombreaess
ard the hea,hen principle OF lear the eness and cheer
OF worship was wanting The children who returned TO
q pleasant home cheerfny, and u not hard for
loving child father All the affections 10 their do
nestle relationships 10 be converted. The work
10 which Christians called outward work
which eye might and the hand measure. for the
mystery Of the process greater than they could
understand Let the greatness OF the work and us IN
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