, 1875-11-09
MOODY'S INVESTIGATIONS.

Az W. - = tFA ~ > 4{4h &oNrs
Crowded mcctinuu ut IN. .,rootx,xr
| IktnM Tr1tnrf1Y-Spcc.Hens Of ahe
| Hr~n3 RevivnIint's Churnctcxtoftc
| hiniIcs.
] AEW lohE, Nov B-T.,nre wAs tarre attend
| Aahco At tho mountaineering aL tho ufooklyu
TABERNACLE thia morning and an unusuaiy osrn-
cat religious sentiment waa manifested. To
anxious we!e many 10 testify to the blessod work
OF sho Lord that eorcral wo.o On their fest at
tho samo time. Thcto wero about 400 REQUESTS
| fof prayers. 3lr Moody read tho 107th Palm,
anu then delivered short DISCOURSE lie
aalo That II man tta bean saved. LIE first
/ lung no hhonld io Was to conSoAs Christ.
a great many did not gtt the blosstnR Of
the Lord berAnso tuoy did not confess. In
thcao fnw versea 1t naa shown that thew wero
crying out for holp. IIo nsked 4 woman, on ono
occasion, II sha ever prayed, A1d sho raid !:
"oh! yoa; whenever am In trouble pray
Lie waH sorry to say that Bss about tho way With
| most OF ua. He hored that they would net hee{-
| tate to praise God for His kindness, and tha [
no ono would speak unless he has something 10
! sny In Tho psatae Of the Lord for His goolnesB,
Tho hymn, I'VE Pfnl7e Thoo, oil God, 10. the
bon OF Thy Love. Was then sung. and Deacon
l1Antry said that in h;s Sabbath. .acboof, restct-
day, they laid aside the c'osipc exer.
cses, and 800 OF tho achoiars rema,ued
for prayer. ard ont Of this number twenty afosc
and asked for prayers. In lho inquiry meeting,
hed afterwards. seven confeseed To having boom
saSed. Then, as they started 10 go home, the
question was asked OF a young man II ho had
given bis heart to Christi, aud his reply was tas
he had not His attention was called to tho
Rtroct-lamp, half a block diztaut and ho waa
told that he could DO nAsod before ho reached
| tA EEr5kt n
lamp ho ftopred and said: II siss myself to
tito Savior" Tllcn they reteheu tbo tnt,u, snd
bad = talk aud thou more Of tho young n,oi, &C.
knovle;iGed that tAey hsd sccrnted Christ.
done by tho Lord III the past four days, Turoo
elstcrB with whom lie had talked IN III i1luu,ry
ineotIng had all confcsscd to having been con.
seltcd. md the elleat lad Established family
atar AZ hotte. md tliey now cai family wolsl,tp
no related the converaaton Of young man wl.o
WIS elnl loved a. ni%ht-wntchmnn IL the Says-
iard. When lie asked him If he wanted To bo
saved; he replied ''scs." Now hc was con-
yorted. and praying for bin mother. Tho l:cy.
Frol Dsll announced TINT thirty HouIs lad beon
brought to jesus in his church. a1r Aiootly
said that llo waited TO ros o.t flom TIC
young men'a meeting Oh Cletmopt avenue,
They had good and glorious time, aud u largo
number of CONVERSIONS. II Sir. MoodY woultI
remain htra during tho winter. they would to
aGie to eoavatt tint outtre section Of Tho clty.
llie Rey. uf. Tauago sta'ed tint tAoY hsd an
excellent day yesterday. and that 3Go now caeeH
for fs:liEious inquiry bud been presented. r.,p
1toY. Or. steel testified to tho prngreeu OF tile
good work. lu conversation with ministers al,
over the city, be fonnd that lukewarin monlbe1s
Or churches wore becosusng earnest workcts
Ior the Lord. atr. Sanisry rented tho casc
Of . .younG Scotchman, civil engineer.
which bad come directly under bin ubBcr-
ratloa ut M inquiry meeting. lie waB an inhlcl.
but h'B mother prayed for him, and had writ.eu
him 10 20 to the meetings. 1Io had tinaiv come,
and becn converted to Tod. 4 YOU'VE man arose
it, tia congregation to confirm Mr, Sankoy'a
statement by relutlng Ills own experience,
ulheF yon!'g converts spoke Of thnr conversion,
alter witch the Mcettly was diAntnisscl
A'nouG tho reqnsatH for p.aYtrA waA ope for u
athge-acsor. who haya tat ho attended the sneot-
tnya scotfcr, aud loft it a peui.ent. uc tays;
!" saw tLe wickeaueEs OF INV cAlng. and yea
terday l left tho theatre forever" THIS a1,-
noi,ncemrut was resolved with cries OF "Atpcn!'
and "Thatk God!" "a1y eyes arc tully opened
to 'ny alntuncss, but is tiers hopo for nc I"
:. An i1ntneusc Auulence assembled to. nigh. in
tho Bronklyn link to bear Mir. Moody's dlu-
COURSE The sassices oooncd nith tito hymn,
Como Ilnu Foaat VI E.oly blessing" which
vas A"ng by tho coneroghtion, lco by slr
hankdy. Prayer wns offered ty ono OF tho cler-
ss sn RffssS fns4s l. s's T9s ass s ns Ssssy ssasyy
Atar." tla choir md tho audience filming
in tue cl,crtle. Tho portion Of tho Scripture
read by hs; Moody was tue 22d chap:os Of sila:-
thu sa1dncoss aud puarrsees Questioning tho
los'i abont tho resurrection aud Ills oomsaand.
meute and Ho in turn ussins thon, what tLey
thought Of Christ: air. sankey lAon followed I
with the hyinu - Lnvo to Toll tho ssozT."
After reading notices Of future meetings. Mr..
Moody called their attention to the torly-second !
yetHo Of the twenty-second chapser Of St, |
Matthew: "What think 30 Of CHRISTI" That
vas tho Question, said be. Christ rut to slle
sRdduceea. They had come with hard question |
to Hin. sud thought there wsu no difficulty
about eilcrcing Christ. hut He auAnnred tboa, |
wisely. mad they wers astonishcd nt Hia
visdou,, and 30 tho pharitc-s gathered tIca,-
solves toctshcr n1d aHlted lin tho question, atd
thought lilo would surely not 10 sblo to answer,
but tie ANSWERED thoir question, and tAan u
turn aske1 item nnotler QUE "Wuat do " |
think Of Christi I" Tho pta!iseas did not bolo:o
tho Jews, as nation. did not believe that l.o
VIA tho son OF God, but That lIe
Wan ~ impoessr, but they could nj
an1"er tho luettion noyer, euld Mr.. Moody.
the 'iivlul,v of JesuB Christ. am not come TO-
night to ask YOU Wi1at you tlinl1 Of Christ us tito
preaehcI or teacher. Eighteen hunlroj yea.a
hayo rolled Away, aud I1ts SERMONS ligo ia tbe
DrooklYna but cal. tall you Of the nroI,Rai
son. There arc Losnitas now for ,l,.
cnrah1as. but there was no elch hospita,
When Christ WAG in earth. Ho healed all n,et,uer
10 bring Him loforo sou as comfortor liz cum.
lorts them that mourn. Dut Coule 10 preAH this
n,ltstins: "Was lie God manifest In tic t]vHl,:"
4 i!a wns not nlose tllan Abraham, Mo4es, thu
l'alEarch. md Apoetlty, than wa aso guilty Of
Of setting mp an idol hetwcon God
anA 1taa II lIu waa both Go,t pl,.s man, thop va
oisa,t to obey Him. II I c.n1e iuto BROOKLYN
anu wanted 10 lind out alt about u man, there
hf" two c!ana.a of penn, to whom | would
apply l,s ad!ayt.s aul l,B nilelple.,
Tho sneaker thon began will, tho testimony Of
:!M Fhattaoos, who callch HIM l}oelxrIub FRINGE
II Devils "WhJ. THU H4n rcceyts sinncla
aud ratesh with thom." Thanks bo to God Tor
h1t. II lin d1dn:. what would bocotno ct tt,, and
a'o? Ca,aphss, tho highest Jewish ecclosiss.c.
followed III t!.o witness box. "Who at thou :"
cbrlat ssioth, ~ ain tho man whom you viii 500
% tie right had IT God aud coming III tbs clonds
1t Heaven" Plato, tie hrathon, sutceeaed
sith hls testimony. :. Lot him speak out. ii.
a,c. come luto th's v!tncss box s,ul tell la
that do yon think OF Chr,sti" II .(ul nu
anls Ia Him." Thoro are euod many
7eupo REeat totl wiser than ra.o T. HooG-
IL 10 titli fanit lin Eta=., II