The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-23

a birdie on our tongues, always and
everywhere, this. is a sseyerer cross, a
heavier burden to be borne. If we
would be saved we must do it for our
selyeszno one can do, itsfor US. God
has put the means into our hands.
We must 1Cork out our salvation, hour
BY hour and day by day. We must
believe in the. Lord Jesus, according
to the answer of the early disciples,
in His principles, His example, His
character. 81 shall we be saved, not
for the world alone, but for all worlds
beside. ''i' o 49, ''- 3 = . ~ ~ ~
YaaysI 49, zhVa 1svh,fI
FIRST BAPTIST uCHURcHs MARBLE
HALL-Rey. GEO, r sPENTEGosF, sar
Text-HeRrsws 10Th chapter and
14th verse: .loaa-1.r ) ,,s,r
SF6r .by. one offering He ltath per-
tected forever them that d7's S6nctifeB.P
There is tendency even among
Iprofessed Christians often to deny the
.perfection of the Atonement, thus un-
Intentionally introducing infidelity in
to the Churches. Many Christians
are, constantly in doubt. while no be-
lever has a right to doubt about his
salvation Paul never doubted his
own conversions las all his declarations
are of the most positive character
Mere, possibility, that all car be. sayed,3
makes it uncertain that any aoiU be.
The work Of Redemption belongs en-
tirely to Christ. He paid the whole
price. Man can make no atonement;
Justice eriies,lat & Cut him down., Mer-
cy cries, '%Spare himf' Christ, being
both God and man, interposes and
becomes giaeiSlss and a willing, sub
stitute. God gaze him, and He offered
up HIMSELF There will never be an
other offering. Christ has perfected
forever them that are. sanetifed;; .and a
person who has once found Christ
cannot lose him. It is an everlasting
Redemption. 1.-The Isalkation Of those
who are sanctifed was the eternal
purpose of God. This perfect, com
plete, sovereign, eternal Redemption
is the only hope of salvation. Who
ever comes to Him, He will in no
wise cast out. ---
Mr.. PentecOst has htely been called
to, the Passionate of this Church. and
is 1ab6ring with great acceptance and
success. -..,.-.....t. ....,.. i-..,o-.-.
I CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION
IRISH CAFHoLIe.-High Mass was cell
'ebrated at the Church of the Assump7
ton yesterday, by Rev, Father Nc
Dermott, who also preached fromlthe
$ Gospel of the day." as recorded by
St. Lake in the VII chapter. His
discourse was in reference to the great
love that Mary bore for the Savior,
and for that great love, though her
sins were many, all were forgiven.
That she had anointed. the Savior's
head with pfeeiodsh ointment, and
washed, his feet with her tears, and
wiped them with the hairs of her head
was, eyideneesof the great love which
had won the, Sayior's forgiYness. The
discourse was one Of great earhestness
and delivered with evident feeling,
and listened : to with deep interest by
those composing the CONGREGATION
Want Of space forbids more extend
ed notice of the exercises.
4 4eR aalEpnH TGissgssi
o TRINITY CHURoH4A6fERMAN Ca
services at the German
Catholic Church yesterday forenoon
were as usual, High Mass being
celebrated by Rey. J. f. .Rfefhaus,
assisted by the excellent choir The
sermon, which was one full of MOURN
full sadness over the apostacy of man,
was delivered by Rev, f. Kutassy,
from the Gospel of the day, g Jerusa-
lem, Jerusalem, that thou didst but
know" etc., Luke XIX The speak
er commenced his, discourse by saying
how fearfully true were the words of
our Divine Saviour verified in the
scarce departed generation of those
whose voices cried, His blood be on
ms and our children - The dee+r,o
ton of Jerusalem was but. another in
stance of the just wrath of God who
Furnishes only when the cup of inauity,
is full Full thirty years were given
the crucifers of the Saviour,l who
willed otthe deaths of any, but that
all should live. He, also referred to