The New York herald., 1870-08-15

because we trust In the living God, who T. the
Saviour OF all men, especially Of those tnat believe"
The speaker, In his Introductory remurns sau snas
the immediate successors OF Vnriss r, tnev en1nred
them with patience ana even Will nartcn,arIv
design. however. was to dwell more ho R1.oh g Ky
Ssyour OF ali men especially OF those that believe"
Christ was not the Saviour OF all nen ~ .H &c nnr
sense In which He was 10 DC 90
his apostles He sad-"G0 We nto az VIZ T vhar he
preach the gospel to every creature, 70 saved: but
he that beleveth not shall be daiinsa, sa,
Christ was the saviour OF all men pecauso ~
preserved the race as wnoie anu eaS aa transgrcs
OF IL from suffering the penalty due 70 tne 70
sion OF Gods law. Thus had Christ interposeu 0 W.
save the race when SIN mad doomed " w .,ad UnuuSd
TO live upon the face of the earth. While he dit not
teach the doctrine that God could justly punish niA
for
yet so individual transgresseo the iam w r. ~
one particular he rendered himself amenaDle 40 ~
Jesus N Sena Of o. All Ine men because Of
the provision he had made for the eternal saiVa'on
OF the world by dying for them. 49,. .ocond
Saviour, especially Of those that believe;
from the dsnesn the guilt an ard ,tss .s Sim was the
work OF the devil, and the Word Of COO dissnviu ,h
anirmed that Christ was manifested 10 destroy 'nS S
work OF the devil. III we confess our suns, & nc 70
us from ail unrighteousnessn The believer would
De saved fro the future o. sl ar
OF meeting Christ In the judgment hnd oe speciaty
saved from the realities OF the second deat. a;
Ford concluded his excellent discourse W @
appeal to his hearers to avail themselves oi Tue pro-
VISIONS OF the great salvation
THE SERVICES IN TIE DUANE STREET. .,o
were In charge OF Rev. J. s. Haugh, pastor OF tne
Willet street church, New York. After the usuai
Introductory exercises consisting Of singing prayer
and reading Of the Scriptures no ta taxing
for his text the sixth OF the dfth chapter OF
Mathew-"Blessed are they VINO nangef as;e anu 'n''
after righteousness, for they snall De uiIeu"
FarstEThe hungering and thlrsting, especially in
the domain Of the mental, the morai anu 'no
Secoad-The objection OF the hungering. Righteous.
ness, which cancels the past OF our sin, renews 'e
blessed DOVER WEI n sSs whole % spirit labors and chrac
ter OF the true believer with the teachings OF the
Scriptures and the needs OF the race Then the dis,
Junction was drawn between the profession OF pety
and the even, intelligent and potential character
which true religion creates.
1htrd-The promise made-'They shall be flied"
The bessedness was even In the thirst and hnnger'
and much more in the rulness to be attained.
The service In the Beiord street prayer. tent
York. Tue tent was crowded, and the service at.
tended with much ardOr The subject discussed
was the power OF PRAYER from James w. lomaine
much" The preacher graphically stated and Illus
FTrst-Tne relation divinely established between
Secnod-The blessed lasting effect OF fervent
prayer.
Third-That the power Of PRAYER was one of the
most sublime and wonderful powers OF the human
soul.
IN THE LARGE TENT,
north OF the stand, Rev. G. O. Keys conducted the
service. His text was taken from Galatians, W., 19-
't is good to be zealously affected always In good
thing"
comprehension Of the nature Of religion.
.SeC0nd-In an experience OF Its powers.
ThiYt-In an appreciation OF Its ends and objects.
FOurth-In the performance or Its duties.
Flt1h--It includes diligence and perseverance in
these duties.
StrtI.-Earnestness Of spiritual DESIRE
Seuenth-It pertains to a justified state.
Eiqhth-Complete holiness needed for its full eX-
The speaker PROCEEDED to show in the second
place the motives for the cultivation and main
tenance Of religious Zeal:-
First-lt viii result III the perfection and maturity
Of our spiritual MANHOOD
iSecO7au--In satisfaction with our spiritual state.
Third-In our extended usefulness.
At one O'clock the storm tavlng ceased the bell
summoned the multitude to the stand to engage lor
an hour IN
"sINGING SERVICE
conducted by Philip Phillips.
The hour Of two having arrived the congregation
renamed to listen to sermon by Rev. DR.. kynctt,
secretary Of the Church Extension Soeie v. His
text was taken from the eighth chapter of the
prophesy OF Zacharah and the twenty third verse;
1--WE viii 90 with you, for we have heard that God
Is with your The theme which he deduced from
the text was, "The attractive power OF the super
natural in religion" 1t was mastery argument
against modern ratiOnaism and in iavor OF spirltua
religion. He demonstrated the reasonableness o.
the TACT that God reveals Himself to and commune:
with the human soul. He was listened to with un
tagging interest," and at the conclusion OF the ser
mon the people repaired to the prayer meeting tents
for further worship.