, 1876-12-16
TIE TWO ADAMS.

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remarkable gathering, 10th IN posnt VI at-
tchaahec ant tne chatActcf OIL Inc SERVICE Inc
singing, Jed by Mr.. enpkcy, was moro than or
Jtnnrly grand, md the lecture was certainly
tho heal Mr. Moouy has delivered, in Chicago.
Following Is IN aestr'et: -.
Gol dealt really with two nacn--tho first
anil ecronl Ada.ns-two federal heads. The
frat Adam, tho natural man, was mt aside. md
lhc sniri,,at Alan tooi, ia n1sro Thn nr..
.I. 49, sp..sas ..u". t'os s paee lho nset
Aaaln was mhae l'ofu OF creation, Put MS King"
dom was taken away from him. Now, l'e (Slr
Moody wanted to turn them against the Adam
e"cond W ''vs% .An,,n % t"a, o. n, es,s'' as .ns
eeeouo AuaEt' ~ lazy oh'y got oo"h
on the first Adam. and kept
him down, and dung to the scconl At!ann, tl,cn
they would lave ave- peace mud Joy Tho Tho two
.e w., .aa su...' wv .not "uo
thaao Lotu o, everSLnlns, ~hilo INC secona one
was on level with the beasts OF the field. Sin
Tas a. introduced Into the - world ' by tho 3,st
he could not understand that cd,et Of God, III
thoa cat thon shait surely dic," 'naamuch as
Adam lived 800 years Afterwards Hc now u1,-
unlcretooJ however, That It WIS not tho natural
M, witch ,,aa reforrr,i IN. mt TIN 1lfe NJ tho
'v "nsc,' Has felosfe" ~ NV 1aa ins o. .ue
soul lhtoue" tao 'fse Aua1a We lel', ous
through tue second one We could a1l rlso agn1n.
caved aud complained about tho supposed IN
iustlcc Of their belu0 condemned on account OF
tho fault Of one rlam but those persons forgot
that God lind provided substitute in order that
words, We just got up where tho first
Adm fell It was perfectly paiu IL
people would only look a. tho thing ii,
proper way. Every ono could bo anyed IL they
wsa 1s nssss pn S a LAR s 5e:a' md W sse wS
l,al It not bcen for tho sin Of tho first man.
hut the sccond Adam camc to bear our sick
ucsses aud to relieve all our sius. Tho trouble
WIS tint mqn wou a., nGt Raee he5 burdens On!
tho privilege Of every child OF God TO have
Jesus carry his burdens rs well Us Lis slls,
When the first Adam fell md had thereby
brought tho terrible blight uf ain into the world,
Adutn, who came to take away our sins, did not
conceal Himself, but gave Himself up cvcu unto
death. II vas Significant that It wis In CUR
den where tho !rst rian fell, md IN a garden
bcdicnt unto death; the second was ubedtcnt
Ono was Of tho Garth, carthy; Tho
other wns from Heaven and heavenly.
Adam they 5ecumc partakcrs Of ti,o divine
nature; but they could not serve Tod until they
obtained the second nature. Tho first man was
tempted by his bride, and grnspcl ut tho for
withssood temptation. The latter left heaven
and came into tho world to get brtlc-tho
Church. Tho first man excused hitnscl, utter
10 had sinned, ana men who had never bcen
brn into le sgGon Alum w. Sera e., nlways ready
really cl.argtng tIla siu buck on God, who lud
given him Eyc. They coald not find any o,o
WHO could give good excuse Tor not becoming
Christians. The second Adu1n lad no cxeusu
to make; lie took our sins on his
shoulder md cxplnted them I'll tho tree.
After Atla11l's fall an nngcl was stu.
toned ut tic cntrancu to Eden With
lla.,iug sword to guard tho tree Of life. II men
aud eaten OF tic lruit, they would have bccornc
as gods. HIT thu trra Of ffe wns nMljru m.
root and braucl, and trausplantcl iuto hcayu;l,
the gates of which arc open day and night. Tho
sin of tllo ilrat nun barred mankind irom tho
war to everlasting happiness. II d man wns
expelled from Eden on account OF one sil,, how
could he EXPECT to enter Paradise will, lU,OUO
sins cllnging to h!1n1 II WINS plain, and ought
washed IN tic blood Of the Lamb va womlI
never sec the Kingdom OF God. Man hatl to ',o
brought from tho ilrst Adam to tho second be-
foro lie would be- in n position to partnkc Of tho
did not want any ono to think that they could
Do aaycd by baptism OF confirmation. They
might confirm Or Gnptlzc a 1nan and vet not con-
" ordinances like tuu Lords supncr. and God
io praised for such oriI1.asces; but h WIS ut
tUrfy impOssIblc for 4 INN to bo saved uu,eaa
iu took on the spirityal nat,lrc Of ti.o
second Adam, 4 treat muny
Of tic rumsellcrs who kent their saloons on"n
an Suu,iays had been conlrmcai and belnnrFc,l
to CHURCHES, aud thought, therefore, thew wero
nj right. This was n terrible fnllury. an,i wo
to thc men tilat tausht such tla,nmable doc.
trluc, Some ono t,ast answer fnr thusn infnui-
tieS. No mar, Snj,i rca,i ,',s Bihle nIoinlv md
tracb ech .ioetrnn ns tint tn t1,oss no1r ai slc.
Mtleu souls. Lei them asK Themselves wiiethsr
inv wrre In tIn Hrst or rcannI Hilnms Ti,ot
hro1,ri,t then IN tj,a Two natures n ,n"n
was bnrn Of i;od he haI two Mntt,rrs.-one wan
Mnf The cnrth enTthws, wi and ~" ntI,or ~ fis
Rn,tt NV n nan WY horn % ~ tc HIT, t. iae h'
ca,,.o partakcr of tbs Divine uaturs the u I i,-
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