, 1875-09-06
The PULPIT.
Prospects Of a Church Revival
as Seen by the Rev.
Florence Mccarthy.
Evolution in Christianity Discussed
BY the Rcy. Robert Laird
Collier.
Discourse on Civilization as an
Outgrowth Of Religion by
Norman T. Gassette.
Dedication of the Lecture.Room
of the New First Bap.
fist Church.
Services ut the Opening Of q
New Reformed Episco-
pal Church.
Laying The Cornerstone Of Afl-Safnts'
Roman Catholic Church.
John Bennett Anderson's Revival
Meeting at Farwell Hall,
Sketch OF Another Chicago Revivat'sts
Work in England.
| Col. Frcd Hecker on the Proselyting
| Intentions .cf tho Rorlish
Church.
John Bennett Anderson's Revival
Meeting at Farwell Hall,
Sketch OF Another Chicago Revivatist's
Work in England.
Col. Frcd Hecker on the Proselytjng
Intentions .cf tho Rorlish
Church.


srnmoS ny ruE nv. rLoRrNcg u'cAetuY.
Tho ney. florence Mccarthy preached aer-
man last eyouinr Mt the AtaItf Daptst Clutch
on Moody md saukcy. their work in England,
aud tloir prospoc:e In Chicago Tho toxt and
discourse were M follows:
But wo h,ye this ire s@rsa Ia eassh"n vestes. thst
sha c1eeenry "f the powet may ia Of ooa' anu not Of
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s'nu "uo'Ao' su0.o ~ aaa o'.n e". ps"u' ~
lul feHg!oue n~a3eulnR aluco tno uaFs OF tao
Apostles. In tho eizo OF it's congregations In
tho intepsty Of It's fcelipg In ie long drawn aud
ve]t-snsta,ned Inherent in tta cranti ewean oyor
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p"tsY itnoe Aaa 'os1s' 'e"Ao' IL t'o eo'oa pt'Pe
and hboFality OF tts appointments, II Ii without
a pa,a.el. Tho 1abors Of WhiteAe1d. and Hes-
10y, and spnreeon, glorious ~ they arc. muat
,haot,tctv n.la heaido t}e vork of nln{n Moodv
"1.e' t~o oos" ~
aou oAueoJs Aua' |4ouEa %ae tsP'I VI Iu'9 oAa'
coukae. ~ announced, is sImpl' tho prospects of
tEtse wonderful evangeliste 10 Chicago, can
not torbea, disoussiuR the paturc at their work
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nasloR one ont also nocauso u IN on'y1 'ao nHA'
Of the gonelal subject Of their character and Ia
bors TINT We can determine ths desirablepass and
probable succoss of thor etfottu hero.
T
1no a'1' aasss'oa suas oSsa'n s'. ~, ~ o'e's
shonghtFol mind IN connection WITH tnis wonder.
fu movement IL, to whst IL 1t to be hscrlbed
And this question cnn bo answered IN two Ways,
ncient.lcally and thcolos,cailY. Viewing tho mat
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these Poeuo1nc"e W Piecoaens esate o. lae
public mind. mean not the highteat dsarespcct
to Moody aud Sankey when compare them to
afrs. O'I.earY'o ke,osene lamp. the ona which
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o ~ ,.'sn.s 49, =. 1880
arc lau1i'' tu1uoa oseE III eo1es9o patas ose1y
day In tho year. but tho other circumstances OF
tho .great fire aro wautine. II wo over havo
Tho breath oi Sahara olon oyes our wooden
dwe!llnsa tor dlx weeka again, there will bc no
want Of kerosene lamps to produce knother BIZ
blazo Aud 81 1t ii IN all Tue great An4ils OF tue
human race soma man II found like tho ay that
Sat on tho ealt-whta - II went round and
round and ctad, "bee what A.duss do Ea'ae."
AH Shakespeare says,
Theye II tide
In Tho affair ot men which, taken u The 1ood.
Leads Gu to fortune.
It wero absurd 10 gay that any great popular
muyotncnt will make an individual great entirely
irrespective Ut l,la character and Qualifications.
II 10 undoubtedly true that " sohe men arc boIn
q eat. Boms achieve greatness, aud some haya
Greatness th1uat upon them" But egen III thoso
cascs IN which The public .niud In ttn upaccouuta-
bio uppeayaIs seizeH upon IN inferior man sud
.,,rusls upon him leadership aud fame, tho re-
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Ter .n,i ability uf that infe,ior mia, For It ls
ensv N nns tEat ii some other man had
heon substituted for him. the same wonderful
rrsrltn Unud not bsye follow I'D. For although
liz G1'Irery'n RIDICULOUS httIe lamp, when
nvartnrned ms sutiic,eut to nat tue wnpis CIV
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