, 1875-10-31
MOODY AND SANkEY At BROOK:YNu
TUESDAYS MEETINGS.

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| .a,,v ho,r ssa 49, .t o~e'e "as openeo a. ses9
e~.y nolt' ana Tue tnton8 OF "orshipers hae
eo"p1e'eIy hlleo the Quilting whom tho servicet
began. More than 100 went a-ay rnable tn find
room, Ncasrs. Moodv md s,rra, vra-n ~. -,.
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~s'ou "o.o a. 81" aoo1enes. mr. Aoody
gave out the l25th hymn, II waited for tbs
Lord my God" He tlen asked all tn nr;te in
silent PRAYER for persona whose roonaata 10 80
- v;dnz, for tha co,varaon -, 80 - ~ s-'.
! 49, Wv soo - Aea s"o sons
motner 1or aer ca1lc1en, including Z
sick son; sister for drunken
b1othor. Afterrard tha Rev. r. VI
Havlav r,rvad fo- t,,oaa .xbo h,a r,do -o,,,o.t,
a1zo f,r ~. to,r,.o, 49,. a'' 80
Atao ~ 40 Aou' .e'A youn3 loen "no fose tot
prayers g. tue meeting OF the previous evening.
After short sermon from tho text. ''Aak and it
shall be given unto you, Mr. Moody announced
tia. there would b few moments Of silent
e-@Io' ~ 4S' ou,0oo4 Atooo Aot 1eaucs.7o
prayers 1of sons ana dau5hsere' Some Iadlea
asked Tor prayers for husbands, and ono "for
poor drunkazd" LII. Moody then said that all
who desired to be ORA, cd for might r,,e Nnarlx
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40 "A''o eo4-'oI~t'oa otooo ul' a''u l" so'co
chokea With emotion Mr. Moody prayed that
their names might be written in ''tne Lambs
Book Of Life" and chorus Of ..Anens" camo
from Tue 7ass assembly, lie ALSO prayed for the
children Of thoBe present, for drunk4rG3, AID
inddels, and for the whole congregation.
Among A1. Mooay's reua1As III tho evening
.s.1h ,,.,> ,.1.4 ~ 1 "ueno aAo " JUDI
.a .ta, L., w., pa1 'ae ns"+eo w uete' 4u'
hall, and wo to be weighed. Some 1agnt say.
nope you a1o not gong to weigh me BY tut
~ ~, ~, ~ .ao 1on nooauu1"ts' 1uo>
. 1o,, US Us Nue ot rae anosnea
strov the law or me nr,r hers. M, mn coma tr
des;roy but to tu;tll.' In,tcad m Of t1e Inv sa.
se ~ ''o -" w"
aoo,aAou, ~ n''e. ~ tuau7an1 t1ucs
higher when De came: Men say they Ire not
ssa u's''' 1'0' 40 '7 "''a'o ~ oo4 'ea1o7 A''o
Mr.. Moody then cnunoer,tad tte 1;ta} ncrta or
o,eh ~ IN ran Ca,,rn.nt,,a.,,. .. - ,..,e,+s
~ Ia ,ss..a - ~ .'.;..i';t 1 90 .-,.' ~
10 oe Asoa IN Tile "elglln5 an1 pfoFlh" OF
men. 1nades and taesc miserable soft
1erhed hefe he ,be nen
and also so1no ..professetl Christians" 3" who. II
vnu find ont rh,. thcv ora 1rofaassd Ch1.t;ora
you must 80 70 sono m1ssy c1uch record NJ
QUE lo sald- could rest hla Haleiy Oh tue s:cTA-
ment aone- Nr. Moody sad in couclusioa,
MAY tuis word rlng IL your heart-.rs*el teae
tekpt-untit Won crv .f;od bo 1ncrc;fuf tn mn
ainner er,n
Altar the audience in tho RINK was dismissed,
Church opposite. TLe galleries vefo opensa 70
BODY Of tho bul1din- was closely nackod wiz
vonne men. At ti,3 sams meet,nr on Mond.a
excnino there vera not over Nul ,,essora ,,rasan;
~ 49, oo - ~ n.o. ~ F.ns. Fo !east
u4i' HioAon' VI tAe 1'J1uou'ti betnel- eou4uC%ea
tne SERVICES Al Gail 1or tooso VINO wlaned 10
nave pvsts consultation tt soous 153 arSss ana
uhnrA Il nrni0nrhtI n1aat,nr 1as hn1d
wrn~rzn1v,s ,vr11~c.
Altar the morninc 1,rai;,n,narr s,rricaa rh;c,
we're full OF interest, Mr: Moody took ius Dlols