The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-12-06
FOR SUNDAY.

Dare to be honest, good and sincere.
Dare 10 please COD, and you never need fear.
Dare tobe brave i'm the cause that is right,
Dare with the enemy ever to tight.
Dare to be loving and patient each day.
Dare speak the truth whatever you say.
Dare To be gentle, and orderly, too.
Dare snun the evil whatever you do.
Dare to speak kindly, and ever be true,
Dare TO do right and you'll md your way
through.
Faint, weary heart, the promises OF God
are thine. Believe and be comforted
Lord, be Thou my helper-Psalms XXX 10.
Fear not, will help een-Isaiah xii IS.
o. Lord, am in trouhle.-Psalms XXI. 9.
Call upon Me in the day of trouble. Will
deliver thee. Psalms |. 15
Wash me thoroughly from mine iniauity.
and cleanse me from sin.-Psalms H. q Il
Will. BE thou clean. Matthew viii. g.
Keep the door of thy lips-Psalms cxli 3
81 will be with thy mouth and teach thee
what to say.'-Exodous iv. -.
God be merciful to me a sinner.-Luke
xviii. Is. Christ Jesus came into the world
to save sinners. Timothy l. L.
What must | 10 TO be saved. Acts xvi 80.
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou
shalt be saved. Acts xvi. 81
Oh, that ! knew where might find him!
job xiii. 3. aye shall seek Me and find
Me when We shall search for Me with all
your heart. Jeremiah xxx. IL.
Behold | am vile; what shall l answer
Thee?-Job xi. 4. Though thy sins be as
scarlet, they shall be as white as snow
Isaiah l. IS.
Create in me clean heart, o Cod
Psalms Ii. 10. II new heart also will give
you"-Ezek xxxvi 20
am weary with my groaning-Psalms vi.
6. Cast thy burden upon the Lord and He
shall sustain thee. Psalms lv..22
Leave me not, neither fOrsake me, o God
of my salvation.-Psalms xvii. q. 81 will
| never leave thee nor forsake thee. Heb.
xiii g.
Who is sufficient for these things?-2 Cor.
ii. 16. "My grace is sufficient for thee. -
| Cor. xii ..
My soul thirsteth for God, for the living
God.-PsalmS xiii. .. THY eyes shall see
| the King in His beauty Isaiah xxxiii. l..
NV soul wateth for the Lord'more than
they that watch for the morning.-Psalms
cXXx. q. They that shall wait upon the
Lord shall renew their strength" .-lsaiah
| XII. 80.
The terrrors of death have fallen upon me.
| Psalms lv. 4. HE that belieyeth on Me
though he were dead, yet shall he live.
John XII. -.
Come. Lord Jesusl "Surely come quick.
| ly."-ReY. xxi. 20.
| At Bible class in Boston, conducted by
| the Rev. r. r. Meredith, of the Metho-
| dist church, at late session, when three OF
| four hundred were present, the subject hap
| pened to be on the resurrection of Christ
A we'll known free-thinker, who happened
| to be present, asked with a sheer if there
| was any record of any person who had seer
Jesus alive after his burial. except his
| friends? Yes, Numbered the teacher, the
Roman soldiers. The obiector vas silenced
\ Catholic priest in Toledo, Ohio, said tC
| superintendent of schools: "We do no
object to what you have in your schools
| they are well enough as far as they go; bu
you must remember that our Catholic
parents are not educated and intelligent
like Protestant parents. Protestants car
teach their children their religion; but you
know what Catholic people are. They car
not teach our religion to their children; thi:
4 must be done by teachers in the schools
which their children attend"
A correspondent of the Churchman. in st
Petersburg, has been greatly impressed with
the ''vesper service in the cathedral. Il
was sung by the whole choir without instru
mental accompaniment. The effort wa
heightened by the dim light, the immense
congregation. the glittering gems and golo
upon the shrines and pictures, and the ricf
robes and venerable boards of the officiating
| priests. The writer has been present at the
great celebration in passion week In Rome
but none of them impressed him like this
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