The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25
RELIGIOUS.
Palm Sunday-Glad Hosannas to
!, the Prince Of Peace In
All the Churches. &.
pr. Rylance on the Entry of
Christ Into Jerusalem.
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gbt LESSONS Of Palm Sunday and the Unde-
laying poYtf Of Faith, BY Dr. Friel.
Henry Ward Beecher On
the Imagination.
The Catholic Mission to the Col
ored Race Described by
DR.. Vaughan. IL
iDr. Andrews on Christian
.Self.Sacrifice.
ST.. MARKS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH,
DIR. Andrews ON Christian
.Self.Sacrifice.
ST.. MARKS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, q

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The Entry OF Christ into Jerus alen,,The Ee.
tabiishmoAt Of che spiritual KinsdonA-Dis-
course by Rev. Dr.. Rylaucc.
Rev. DR.. Rylance, the pastor OF the above church.
WAS yesterday assisted In the morning service by
REV. Mr. futile, chaplain IN the United States Army.
1r. Ryance selected ST. Luke's description Of
Christ's entry into Jerusalem as the subject Of mis-
discourse. After referring to the prophecies OF the
comlng OF Christ the pastor briefly described the
entry OF the LORD into the Holy City. THIS was the
Gay In which Christ. who had left behind MIN Gall
1ee, had come to jerusalem He passed the Jewish
Sabbath with Simon, the leper, whore Mary brought
THE PRECIOUS OINTMENT
end anointei the head OF her Lord and Judas
,Chided ner. Alas, how rapidly Judas was hasten
ing towards the hour when he should say, "How
much will you give me Ia return for the head OF the
Lord ?" Jesus at this time not going Jerusa-
)em Ignorant OF what was 10 follow On the following
day he set forth to enter the Holy City. Let join
the company OF those who are
T. CLIMBING THE SLOPES MOUNT OIIvET
on their way TO commence the Holy Week. Inc
time OF the feast OF the was near and the
sfneir hands welcomed Him as the Messiah that
prophets had foretoid. The miracle OF raising Laza.
rus had excited them, and as lie met them they
cast their garments upon the and escorted HIM
into the city. As they neared Jerusalem the goody
COMPANY wee met Dy others coming up
WITH PALMS IN THEIR HANDS,
which they strewed Ia his way ana sung their no.
have passed through His mind as He remembered
tnat this same multitude who now rent the air
with Joyful acclamati0Ds would soon Cry ont Tor
the release Of Barabbas and for Chriss crucifxlon
The minister dwelt upon all the events following
the entry OF the Lord Into Jerusalem, and referred
10 the fact OF HIS entry as showing that the Lord
pli not care for the aduaton OF the people. lie dd
not greet those who came out 10 meet Him
AS AN EARTHLY RULER
he was no party leader, no political zeaiot, coming
70 Ore the pubic heart. Ny heart burus within mo
when remember the baseless insults which inndes
have heaped upon HIS holy name that lie was an
ambitious man coming to establish an earthly king
dom, and that His cruclnXon was
THE PENALTY OF HIS FAILURE.
There Is not shadow OF evidence for the insinu.
alton that the Lord Intended 10 set up an earthly
Kingdom. lie pauses 10 weep over the guilt OF the
metropolis. Strange means these TO gam the poll
ticGl love OF the multitude. In ali these exciting
scenes we can detect confederation with the
dominant powers; Dot His whole course shows I'M
eiishness and meek and owly desire to bow 10
lie VIII OF the Father. Jesus mad, indeed come TO
he another type from those han seen before HIM.
His reign was one OF righteousness
TO REACH TO THE WHOLE RACE,
AMI TO redeem mankind from their sins and iniqu.
ties. HIS whole lie SHOWS that He came into the
world TO save sinners and carry out the divine will
Of His Father. who gave Him crown OF thorns as
an inheritance