Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-14

with Christine rite OF oapuslE.l iiaAes
the Christian a partaker with Christ III
the resurrection-th rising to ne" ana
better life. This resurrection Is IA Sihll'-
nal renewal-a passage from darkness
into the lisht Of Gods love. but TINS
new life is a different thing from the
rnera momentary impulse, the OCCASION
u rcsnopse Of the worldly heart to the
Intter life-as like the confession OF
Agrinna when he told Saul. thou al
mast ners1a,Iest me to he Christian.
Men hear the Voice and are touched;
hit they suffer the impression to pass OIL
the moral palsatiou dies away-there
is ~0th;nr bat superficial impulse. But
With those who haya risen with oh-I7t'
the sentiment is full AID Getp-a gov
erniuc inspiration. Faith IS the center
Of life; an abiding sense-2DoTe the
standards OF all worldE.ness. The dlVlhe
lie which IS in the Christian, protests
against the g!osser life Of this wor,d'
/ ana he who holds it and IS governed oy
il. alileth in another country, even
sanctifed and holy one - Whefe
/ Christ is ever present. this IS the risen
! life Of the soul; this it is to feel ana ne
! Governed by the rising OF the spiritual
/ nature under the mighty influences OF
/ Gods love. We may all experience
these things. Every true Christian seeks
for this life. To be risen with ChrlSt Is
70 be a sLarer with Him in the fatheriy
love Of God. God bes:ows new lite ana
,e1n;res new performances. If ye be
risen With Christ. seek things ABOVE
/ saith God. Many are he hostile lnilu-
eJ,ces with which they VINO have Il5en
with Christ have to contend. The stIpS-
ole is harl-hard to resist sensualsnl
and dishonesty and the passion for mo-
ney getting: hard to be true to thrlst IL
! this age cf skepticism; hard to use the
,-ol things Of this life and not set the
i Gs,rt unou them. Oar Learts naturally
tend earthwards We need to be
d;sciplined. and IL all our earth
I " loves to have a constant as
niration fer eternity. The love OF
Christ looks upward. The soul cannon
be satisfied with anything short OF 'nl'
risen life: for in it lieth the hope whlcl
is beyond tho grave. You have risen |, ,e
new life in charging this church eol
fco You have supplied want lons
needed. Here followed some yer.
appropriate remarks not strictly german'
Of the discourse itself, but quite IN orae
and well fitted to the occasion. In TN
course of these remarks the Blshol
spoke feelingly Of the surprising pros
pelity and importance of the St. Peter
sunday School. He also paid well de
served compliment to the Rsctor-Mr
Geo. B. Alien. He hoped ths conGres.s
ton would rise to a degree OF faith II
spiritual matters, corresponding to tn
strength to their enthusiasm IN Temporal
affairs. All must help and work an
give. Everybody must do something
none SO lacking in influence as not to Q
efficient in lending helping hand. ID
> e1hortsd the congregation TO 60 forwar
in this spirit. with an aim to achieve IN
glory of God and the salvation OF mer
Let the constant question be-Are "
living up to this spirit? Let Us questio
t ourselves; let Us mend our lives; let u
, be true to God and true to ourselves.
We have endeavored in this imported
report to take no liberties with the ms
j terial of this excellent, earnest discourse
i but rather, to repeat its tone, and, whei
! possible, its exact words.
After singing the 3Sth Hymn
= thy Temple l repair, and the taxing
| a collection. the congregation was on
s missed. Services were held IN IL
. evening-ths Bishop again preachins
then. We are glad to be informed TN
the amount Of money taken during tn
. day and evening, by contribution VI
, as much as Sl61.