New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25

Than the hoe eongrog
ton rise and sng. The hymn was as follows;
Rejoice ana be glad
Go look o His cradle His cross and His tomb
chOrus.-souna Ills praises. tel the story
sound His praises, tell with gsdnesa
lie ivcth again
Rejoice and be glad
The clouds have departed the shadows arc past
Rejoice and Glad
For the blood hi,h been shed; ,o,, ,,.an n.,a
Now the pardon is free
The lust for the unjust has died on the tree
Rejoice and he eadi
For the Lamb that was SIAN -, -.
DER death Triumphant aud hyeth AGAIN
Rejoice and be glad
For our KING is on high
He pleadetb for on His throne in the SKY
Rejoice aud be clad
He cometh in glory the Lamb that slain.
Dr. Burlington. at Mr.. Moodys request, then offered
the following prayer:
Our Fatherwho art in heaven blessed be Thy name
that as believers in Christ it privilege TO gather to-
e,ci This morning and lift up hearts together be
the throne Of grace that Is equal 70 our wants ana
the wants of the whole world We believe Oh Goa iba
Thou ddst send Thy into the world like unto u.s. that
lie took upon Himself our nature that We died IN our
He died hearing upon His sacred person the burden oi
our SIN, that lie rose again from inc dead; ana
gathering the witness, ard our beating
hearts the witness; and we ny our souls
10 Thee now and pray in the name OF the CHRIST now
risen for Che tfcaiion OF all them that believe in Him.
that Thou wilt pour down Thy spirit ON every waiting
Spirit, whose loving Providence to us is great, grant
that Thy Spirit may show Christ IN al ms lOtess ana
world be to new world from this hour, because
Christ came 70 i and His pierced rect naYe STOOD Ton IT,
on grant that Heavens air the ar we breathe may nc
deren, because II has been agiatcd ny the dying s0DS
81 i and Sns rcn out Of the gvc FOR us resonsrucg
our nature in Ills likeness that we may be lis gaa In
G nsTes.d m oP i f% 0 vcces kmcn Let the ras
Pickering and DIM OF this world, go out in contrast
with the hight o. eiernty and this tte asseh9B seen
TO Us nothing at al, in comparison WIN tat lmleS,
When al shall stand before cod TO give in Their fnal
account. Lord, how shall we stand in Thy asscmbagc
OF the quick aud the deadl How shall we give our ac-
connts or the deeds done here in the body We have
rolnd to stand upon OF our We cast ourselves In
simple alth upon Tnce, Christ! and we hcSccch lhee
clothe IL vita tiny righteousness breathe into lis the
breath Of spiritual Life Let us stand w an eNceSdns
great assembly for God, dedcaiing ourselves BODY
Mid now, Lord. The hour has come TO he followed by
Ech We have pTayad Now that tnc tribes Of israel
ed brorc rails God OBJ signify il win Thy bless
me- Have not these Thy servants been actuated by Thy
spirit DO not desire tie gnickSning OF Thy common
people Thou knowcst. On, Lord, we appeal to Iliee
as did Peter OF old Thou kEOwcst all things; Thou
bnowcst hearts our motives. 0ur piainluss LOid,
Thor knuwcst tina, these churches in Brooklyn do love
Tnee and we unite prayer that our fcllow-cit-
z,is may love THoe and th. there may be such mani
icstatiSi of Cnri>t-Cnrst among men. Christ dying
for men Christ rising for men-'hat all shall believe
in Him. May not quote Time own prayer Are
not the hearts of the people ~ one Grant that the
world may believe that Thou ddst come To he the savior
of oh, let the power OF Cod rest DOW upon M as
scmblage Voices, Alnen! ana the aSsenblasts INA.
are gathering around Tins house. Bcss my servant thdt
address us to-day. And thanking hun Tor what he
laSd times past, not COntcnt VIII lBdJ
measure OF work hr has done, but for Americas
sake. for the sake OF the future Tor te sht on 'e World
We pray 1hee To cOnsccrate Thy servant
10 greater work. Voices, "Amcn!l Oh! God, ThOu
nowcst tne great want OF our nation; 1hou knowest
Lord how everything dear 10 LIS and dear to humanity
resting upon tDc whole people, upOn the ignorant anu
upon iie learned. upon the ch ANA upon the poor anu
great God wilt Thou moi Tor sahcs for our eountIys
sake worlds sake, dear Lord, Tor the sake OF my
love chat brought Thee 10 Tie cross vi" lhou not come
fis resurrection day with rising power ana grace III all
Gun hearst Blessed God hear our prayers TINS morning
Thy servant. that lie may sneak to US III deep
ness aud IN spirit and rover On thai the services IN
Biooy to-day be the seeking VI pure, and earnest
brooklyn may be- united in the PRAYER, my AnisdIh
conc Hear Lord and grdciOusy bless us, Tor The
At the conclusion of Dr. Budingons prayer, the s7h
hymn was sung The words well known, the first
four lines being as follows:
Lori hear of showers Of blessing
sd, tl si tns sy tsy land nd r are
Let dToplhg TALL oil me.
Mr. Sankey led In the singing of the following hymns
in which he asked every to join before the actual
beginning of The afternoon meeting the cd Come to
the Savior and make delay; the 4th. "Safc in the
arms of JesIs :" the ODD OA think Of the home over
there" The services formally opened Win the
singing of the 56th hymn, beginning
The great Physician row is near
The sympathiziug Jesus
Mr. Moody asked the Rev. T. DE wit Tamagc to offer
prayer. Mr.. Tanage's prayer as follows:
Oh! Lord Jcsus-hc sweetest name ever heard. our
Eve us Thy blessing Voices "Amcnrl Let NE vim
dOws OF heaven now he opened. Voice, Amen! On
u the salvation OF all this people Let not in
ibis bouse AT iast miss heaven OH for the comforting
power of Ihy omnipotcpt voice at this hour May NE
truth sink deep into hearts ard he people, no longer
allie To- keen line peace, cry ont: What must
do to be Saycdl" and tue place he glad, and
solemn. and tr,mcndons, with the presence Of our
God Voices Amcn.J On that every tear o. sorrow
might be wiped away, and that the people might cry out
inc Lord He is lie God the Ljid lie is the God ~
Fin all this place with Thy presence Let no one escape
Thy mercy. May Tie occasion be memorable for 1000
years because Of tue raising influence OF IN! N' ed
The turning Of amounted multitude to the Lord on
fOr the salvation of a TINS city FOR tue salvation OF az
this Land, for TIE REDEMPTION OF tins lost world On
hasten to the Lord jesus And TO God, the only wiae the
only good. the only great, he glory forever Amen.
The 35th hymn was sung, which begins
az i'' strength indeed is small
Mr. Moody then read from the 18th Of Corin
thians and the 1st of Galatians lie then asked Mr.
sanky to sing alone the 9th hymn entitled The Ninety
and Nine"
After Mr.. Sankey had played prelude he stepped to
the side of the organ and announcing that before the
hymn was sung all might join in supplicatiOn to the
Almighty lie offered up in the most earnest manner the
following words OF prayer:
Our heavenly Father, in the name OF Jesus
to ask Thy rich grace accompany this message of love
that shall to this people to-day Use this little
snnr-thc Ninety and Nine-ad win many a soul to~Ghee
h fternonn Thou Ia 81 used il in gone bv Dear
God, it to-day, and NAV we be enabled this day -
got a glimpse Of Thee the Great shepherd going out
after the lost and weaIied ones. We remember well
when Thou didst lind MS away OF ON the mountains Of
sin and we heard Thy and We came TO Thee, and
Thou ddst into Thy fold. We thank Thee for 1t
to-day and what have experienced ourselves we ask
for others this afternoon. God bless the singing OF
ali these hymns well as the preached Word, and
Thy name shall have the glory and praise eyermore.
Amen.
MI Moody's address followed the hymn.
MR. MOODY'S MORNING SERMON.
THE NEED AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR RELIGIOUS RE-
WAL
At the conclusion of the hymn, Mr. Moody
read part OF the 18th chapter of Aumbers-out OF