New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14

Even Aaron could not to God until he sTrnkledd
Moses took Of the blood Of upon the p, q
Aarons right and upon the thumb OF ms righ ha
and Ts.d he ssa. TO-. ike OF this and say b
surd. think understand II now The HOOD upon tDe
ear hr h ,nad th hn ' man ear" work for God o
work for God until you sheltered behind the noou,
cannot do ANYTHING TO please God until you believe ~
illustration. suppose should say 70 s' Vas s
say don't want to do it, papa" She goes into an
other ROOM and some one gives her cluster VI ,i
which she decides to give to her papa DO yon ,nnn
these grapes would be acceptable II she dd not want 10
get the wateri The blood upon the iIH walked l With
God but when he fell lie fell out OF communion WIN
God God is fun OF truth and Justice HIS justice must
walked with men until He put them behind ths
blood at Goshen would RI her have ten men sparna
from the world, than 10000 nominal Cnilstlais. oono
to me, de'est your Cod lie demands nGpa
ali" suppose Oneen Victoria didn't like any man 10 be
deprived Of his liberty and she threw an ner prisons
open and was so mrIu l M"nd she hold the scep
ter Not twenty -four hours Those very men VINO cry
want such q Queen God demands blood becaiss ne
said to Adam" on the day thou snes thou mus, u,e.
somebody 10 die me- and in the iullness OF time Uhis
comes forward TO die for the s'her io Wa , hn"o
ad f to tcI his o% sn The life Of the flesh
blood, and it not blood lie demands reiiE. Rin Is
carefully Won will find the scarlet thread runni through
il. II commenced in Eden and flows on To- bt
hv The blood II an angel should and preach any
thing else, don't believe it, The blood mas TWO crics. ~
either cries my condemnation which means namH
ti0n-exCIse the strong expresslon-orI9I 10y say t,
the blood and tIaiic III uihcr my ict''
then il cries out for Gods condemnation Dnt an
sheltered behind the blood there l. no condemnation io
me. The blood OF the cross speaks peace
MR.. SANKEY'S SONGS.
The sermon from which the above sentences are taEei
in Mr. Moody's own words, was divided IN t"o' IL II
YER long and abounds in anecdotes and iustratonS'
one of Mr. Sankey's favorite songs Is " Hold Inc for'
II met with great favor everywhere, and frequently
brought tears to the eyes Of strong men, Inc Ioi"We
verse is fair specimen OF the words ana gives an "e
also OF the character of others OF Mr.. Sankey's songs
Iio my comrades, see the signal
Waving III the sky
RcinfOrccmcnts now appearing,
Victory Is ngn!
" Hold the fort, Tor / am c0lililS,
Jesus signals still;
Wave the answer back 10 heaven,
by thy grace we WILL
II has been charged by those opposed to Mr. Moodys
mission that lie was engaging in a money making
scheme The Rev Dr. Field OF The Etangiis who Is no"
in Europe writes that took pains 10 investigate this ac-
cus,tiou and found that Mr. Moody had refused abs0-
teIy TO receive anything from the committees who had
invited him to different cities. sometimes persons scht
him privately. They were gene AN. tn"-o
who had been benefited by his meetings ana VINO
thus tn express their gratitude" such gifts ne ieit ~
liberty % receive. Then he had made NIUE coItC
OF the hymns sung AT their meetings on which nc hu
copyrght, and TINS lie received Tor Il lliHt' nut u
few months lust VII n the sale had increased 80 mat u
amOlnic cd 10 sonchng he began 10 feel uneasy ipoul
it, lest il might If he were turning INC puDic cN
element TO his own personal advantage 80 ne dccleu
to any more. and turned IT all over 10 MI Mate
lialous purpose The amount thus. received u! MI
Maiheson Is stated TO he 10000