Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-29
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Tho EAingdom 20 come.

Kramer preached from the text "Ihy King
dom come Thy will be done on earth as 1t is
in Heaven" He first showed by an abundance
of scripture that the Kingdom here spoken OF,
was a literal material Kingdom. and that it
would be located here on this earth He also
clearly disproyed by the word of God, the
modern doctrine OF temporal mil
ennium; in other words. that there will be
time of 1000 years of the Spiritual reign OF
Christ before the end Of the world He proved
that instead Of the gospel converting the world,
az many teach, it would ouly warn tuem of the
Judgment to come, which warning tbs world
would reject, 40 that the coming of Christ to
them would be like thief ia the night finding
them asleep in theig Sins, aud as u consequence
most would be destroyed, while only few would |
be prepared and waiting for the coming kiug. |
(among the people llvIng) Mt that tims He also |
spoke plainly against that method of interprcta
| ton which does violence to the word of God in |
spirituali2lng every promise aWag. In ahort, 1t |
| was meat in due seRsou.
What the church needs TO-DAY, most is men |
| of God wiz Will take up the reformation where
Luther and Wesley left it, aud bring her out in.
| to the clear light of the word OF God men who
are not ashamed Of the pure Gospel Of Jesus
Christ. aud who are not afraid to diyest her of
| the relics of PUpery men who will take the b.
| BILE IN preference to tradition, and bring mp the
cast down doctrines OF the Bible II the church
| will accept what the Scriptures teach, aud hum
| ble herself before God, contessing her sins and
| foraalng them, God will pour ont lis Spit
| upon her and revive her again unto a lively
| hone But if not, he will send out his servants,
| cast her of ss fallen and INTO the highways and
| helgea aud compel those found there to come IN
| into the marriage Supper OF the Lamb Yes,
| this Gospel OF the III gdOm rauat be preached in
all the world for 'rthleas, and thcn shall the
end come
bsheya that many Of that congrcl atiaG could
in the language of 81. Luke say did not our
heart burn within Us a. he opened to Us tie Scrip
| lures" Luke 2i-32. believe there Is a great
and glorious work before him if h0 fals not to
declare the whole caunael o; God. q. .. II.
YouSG Mes's CHRISTIAN AsscciArIoy.-A
uunher Of representatives. from the ifereut
churches in the city, met on Saturday evening IN
the parlOrs OF Tie building at the y. W. corner
OF Sixth and ShiFley streets, for the pulpo-e Of
of6auiziig ica-8 Mems Cm'seitn A1sce.s-
ton,
Henry G. Conrad was chosen President, and
| Thomas McCurkle Secretary. After a statement
of the obi jac'- Of tile meeting by tho Presidential
| roll was opened aud over thirty persnns signed
il aignIiyinS their intention OF becoming mem
bers.
After an exchange Of oriuions IN regard 10 the
prc9riety Of choosing permanent oflicer5 at that
meeting, tic toil0Tng committee WAS appoiuted
to draft and subuit a constitution and bylaws
for the government OF tine A-sociNtion S. j,
Day i. II, iieisler Aired Gawthrop, Ches.
Colby, aud John q. Cole.
During the retirement of the committee, ia
teresting remarks were made Tesard to tho
objects aud aims Of tho Association, and the
charerlng OF tram 70 thks largo nunber OF
the young men of Wilmington to Philadelphia
to attend one Of tue meetings. Of M1cd? and
Sankey was strongly recommended.
| The Committee on Constitution Laviug re-
turned made pittlal report. INT tho hour bong
late il wac continued with Instructions 10 make d
iui. ropoit at the loSt meeting ON saturday eve
ning.
On the subject Of securing train for the
Moody and sAI,l.oy meetings the following com
mittee was appointed to make the necessary in
i ! qulres and report At next meeting Thomas
McCorAle, Jr q, NJ. d. Cam, S. Hersey, Allied
t Gawthrcp, AMI Geo Il. G!eehmNn.
TGE Cry HALL TEMPERAScG MEErRgd.- The
City Hall yesterday afternoon was well filled
with an interested audience to hear Rev. DE-
Otta lecture pu Temperance. Ihc speaker re-
lated several lncldenls TO show tne gradua
growth OF ntemperauce amuugt tho young
In early life he lad advocated tic temperate usc
- Of pure home made wine, and was only con
vinced Of his error by little son who had i'm
bibel q deeire for q stronger drinl, by taking
| liquor prescription from doctor. He thcl
found that total abstinence was the only shf'
ground upon which to stand, uUiezs when spirit
might be prescribed by physician, the game n
he would preHcribe celomel, OPIUM, or strych
nine, for the cure Of dsease.
He strongly condemned the social drinking
usagss of society, and thought tlGt Equor use
upon the tshe WIS stronghold Of iutenperanc
which ehouid be captured. He thonght the LAY
should be made to bear upon the drilier as wei
81 the yender Of Intoxicating EaUor.
c Isaac l.. Crouch then led m a fervcut pCaye
when George w. Wells came forward ana advc
Gated practical action advising an Organization
with each member pledged motto support in an
manner ary person Engaged IN the traffic in i
qGors, or any perron who signed application
tor license or IN any way aided or abeltcd III
traffic. No action was taken on Mr VOLS rul
gestion.
ExfRA sEAyloEs AT WE7r CHugou,-E&tfa re
giuuH services will be held at Wdst Prcsbytt
ran Church every night daring the prosor
week preparatory 10 the communion service I
be hold EeXs Sunday, Rev DIR Geo. r. WisHel
we'll remembered hy many NilmnptoniHns, vi
I preach on Tuesday evening, and Rev. Or, Clal
n horn, OF Ptnladeiphia, ON Thursday evening
II | The meeting viii be continued tine folOwin
week after communion, when 1t is expected tia
Rev DR.. Dale, of Media, Pa, Will be presen
aud preach u series of sermons.
SERMON TO TIE Coop FkLLows.--hbaut IL
mamber4 Of ths Ancient Order Of Good Fellow
q clothed in the rePala of the Order. attended d
vine worship ye-teid J at the West rresbytcta
Church. Rev Dr.. Otts presched n sermon az
prupria'e to the occasion frum the 18Th verse
the 18th chapter Of lst Corinthians " Aud no
Rbideth Faith, HOPE ard ChuIty, hut the grea
est u tiese ii Charity"
q DEATH OF HoTsL CLrRK--Geo,ge W. PHI
50 lips, day clerk at the United States Hotel, dis
! yesterday OF typhoid fever III the 25th year
" hid age Mr.. Phillips was Delawarean |
birth, having been born near Dover. and duru
the past ten years has been in the employ OF
% i Merritt, the proprietor OF tho United STAT,
Hotel, proving himself capable and entire
trustworthy employee.
h SHERIFF SALE Three remnants Of the pro-
erty Of Jno. G. Jackson were sold on Thursde
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