The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-15
THE AFTERNOON SERVICE.
Dare TO be a Daniel.
Dnro to stand alone,
Dare TO have a purpose, a.
Dare TO make Ii known.

AT four P. N. tho Rink made the tabernacle fos
a service designed especially for women. Tickets
bearing the name and residence OF each worshipper
had been issued, with the design of collecting the
tickets make directory for tho pastors of the var
Gus churches that they could call upon all the fam.
lilies represented and continue the revival work. The
great Rink hlled but few being present al
four O'Clock the doors closed. The congregation
rose and united in singing the twenty ninth hymn.
Prayer was then offered by Mr. Moody, after which
the people sung the hymn, ~ hear the Saviour say"
When silence restored Mr.. Moody sad:-There are
between 1900 and 1900 people who have received
tickets TO attend this meeting this afternoon, OF
whom want to become Christians. As they are
here let pray for them, and then let all
pray for the others who have not been able to get
within these walls As thus Is probably the last Sab
bath afternoon that shall have IN Brooklyn let
pray that the blessing Of God shall rest upon this
meeting and upon all other meetings to be held here.
After the prayer that followed the Fifty-seycnth
hymn in the collection sung by Mr. sankey alone
with profound effect.
TUT YOUR TRUST IN GOD
Mr. Moody then called the attention or the congrcga-
ton TO the word which should lay hold OF their life
and fath-the word so ocn repeated in the Old Tcsa
ment Trust and given in the New Testament as Be-
hcve in me" 1t not TO trust in this Church nor in
that Church. nor in that minister; 1t is not trust in
money in lands but trust in the Lord and you shall
In yourself but trust in the Lord and you
will be kept in perfect peace and you will ba
surely saved Look at Psalm lxA, s-"rrust in
him at all times; We people, pour out your
heart before him; God is refuge for Selah.n Wa
told to trust in the Lord. He will scatter ths
clouds of storm and darkness. Job trusted Him
through all the pillows. that dashed against him and
putting his tho Lord God jehovah the waves
OF hell could not overwhelm him Ii He
don't save you nobody You remember
that whcnthe great Or. Chalmers wrecked at sea
he found nothing but plank from the wreck to Gina
He afraid 10 trust IT, but sailor cried Trust
to the plank He did and saved. So, when he
was asked by woman who came to HIM, "What shall |
do TO be saved1' he said to her. telling the story
Trust to Christ just as trusted TO the plank and You
will be saved. Trust to the power that trusted
to then-Chrst over all You ask how shall trust
Him. Look at Proverbs, ILL.,, 5-"Trust in the
Lord with all thine heart and lean not unto thine own
understanding Trust Him with all your heart.
Don't let there be any for doubt but give Him all
your heart Trust is the word must impress upon
your hearts In the midst OF bloody battle the lie OF
Napoleon endangered by his horse private sol
der caught the and saved the great captains ie
Napoleon said II make you captain Of my bodyguard.
Tho soldier went 10 where the guard was halted and
said ''Give mo a horse "Who arc youY" said the
officer in command
~ AN CAPTAIN OF THE BopYGuARD"
nWho appontcd youyr Napoleon The officer
took him at his and gave him the command Now,
dear friends take God Mt HIS word Come to hun now.
Trust in Him. There Is no reason why you should not ;
He has never failed TO keep His word Who will take
God at His word nowY Cast your sins upon Him now
this minute You trust Him while you asleep
or awake He loves and You can think OF HIM all the
time: there Is power in heaven on hell that can
keep you from thinking Of God and trusting in Him
all the time. Let the widows trust in Him wouldn't
dare to wrong widow for God protects them.
Jeremiah eleventh verse-.Teave thv father
less children will preserve them alive; and let thy
widows trust in me-" The troubles VIC have in lie
will be cared for II we place them the breast OF
Christ my friends won't you trust the Lord
After prayer the services closed with the singing OF
the ninety fourth hymn the chorus being repeated
nearly dozen times by the whole congregation "a
make, as Mr. Moody said, "a Brooklyn ring with L.