, 1876-12-14

AhlltCE% DlCSbEt4 dlO tuEY LHnb HIcHlAf tHCJ
sha1l-Inhcrit tho carthl, No; they shall ha
eomfortct1. Blcsscd arc they which do hunger
and thirst after rI9htconsncas, for they shall
Get rich1 fo;, thcy shall he tll!cI. Tho SANG
other night, " started wrong" All! that is
the trouble; ho liaA beon sowing TO the nrsh,
and Of the hc'll hc Ind rcapcd corruption.
ity antl Christians now, who WIN be glad TO
Cain, w!.o de,pisci md slew lis brother, but
wouldn't hc aikc to change places With Abel9
places With Eillshl Jlerod With John tho naj,-
tlst7 pElatc with pctcrl Nero with Paul1 Tie
!ict, man with Lazarusf Let u divide up this
text.
sccond-lfe always e1pocts to reap more thnn
he sOws.
Itisjust 50 In spiritual things. II hesows hand
fu Of tarcs lie must reapn bushcl; II lle sows the
enoas VIZ W. s' sfe sowns We eve ete 70
reap all the same. How WAS II wsh our nation!
Wo established slavery with an open Bible, and
ns', Is,, ilalf million of 9Hr Young mon ile n
they could deceive the. old falher, but tfcy
could not !lccctye God. lie MAS planntng that
ther sin should find them out, and At last they
confessed It, alter bearing tls turtures of toll
science for twenty lung year4.
A mab was cursfng itlc on thu street to-ttar
for sending poor fellow back To the pcnitcn.
ttary In Ohio 10 meet the iust punishment Of
hls theft aud Ills perjury, bit II he had
net dong shas thing, 11a noyer could have stood
before God In judgment. lie must confess Ills
sin, md, though 1t meant three years 10 prison,
still hc must reap what he had sown. hare
Tsrslyed letter from TINT man,, and he saya
eat n1i.sn hd happY s ,s r spsc , q hs rfospSst
him bear Its punishment, now that he has con.
fcssed and given his heart to Christ.
"He snrs your sin will lind you out.'' God
Bays It and means It. You must meet tho con-
forgiven you tho guilt u thcnI. II you ret
tnna with l.lan aud break your urn in fighting
with linn anl It a to bt cut ot[, lie may forgive
,y, you, but that wl not lnenl the arm. II SOW
David. uod took hin fron tic shcopfoll aud
ltado him King over 1srael, but David saw d
beautiful wonlan and took 1lGr. Tleu l!e CAUSED
lsr husband to be murdered to hide hls Sin Of
ea omo Su 10 sis Fin TsTy IL y sFass o a ia Sussss 1
David was paid buck in Ills own coin.
Thrcc cases hare COME to my knowledge within
thu Inst furty-e,ght hours OF incn who have put
,tay aw,ay , ti,sr %iyss' whom they had taken to The
beeause they Ind taken fancy to some other
woman. Do yuu suppose God won't punish
thoso men for that slnI Becauso sentence
against on cyl work Is mol. executed speedily,
in them to do CYL, !" says the Scripture, but 9nd
will be surc to vslt the sinner for his tnlquity.
Be suro Yolr sn will find you out. You InIy
Try to conceal It, but God may 10 arouse your
conscience t!lnt OF your own accord You will 20
aud confess 1t and take tho punishment.
When was III London, lwcnt to SEQ tho wax
works Of Madau, Tussaud, and in tho " "Chambcr
Of Horrors" was tho tsEutc Of q man which
greatly impressed me- He had murdered Ills
vile ID order to marry another woman, aud had
concealed bis crime 50 TINT no Que ovct auapect-
cd him. He n,arrled tho other woman,
md lived with her twonsy years; but at
last his conscience gut awake and began
TILL existence netually beeame hateful to him,
a.ld he went and gayD himself up 10 the of1lcers
Of tue law, confessed lis crime, aud asked them
to hang lin because lie could not endure to live
sa;yg, sy, longer With the h0rs0f Of that SIN upon bis
God is faithful to forgive you II you confess,
and ue ID faithful to punish II you do not.
Mr. Moody then tclated tho case OF tho young
cn'nc to tho Young MEMS Christian Assocla-
tion praytr-mectIng II, Farwcll HILL aud told
the sal story OF his. rejecting tho connscls Of
his widowed mother Til le brought down her
grny hair with sorrow to tho grave.
The sermon WAS ono Of tho uoat etEectiva Of
tue whole series, and when at the close Mr.,
Moody asked those to rise who desired to be-
come Christtans, Al men stood up, who were
aorc Who could not tia seen rom ' that poiat. a
Ilicse MIR. Moody asked to meet him alone In
tho in4uiry-roo,ns. Tho usual after-mectings
were were then hcld, to which very many Of the vast
Noon.mceting at Farwgll Hall to-day. Btble
lecture there by Mr.. Moody at 8 p. m. Subject:
" Walking with God." l'rcacl,ing IN tic oycr-
Ing at tho TabcEnaeiu by hfr. Moody.
course VIII contain something for the especial
benefit Of fallen women, all OF whom Mr.. Moody
ct,rdially md Earnestly invites to be present.
TlIGre Will be no tickets required.
Tho last Sunday meetings Of Mcssra, Moody
and sankry at tho Tabernacle promise to be The
best yet held. In the morning at o'clock Mr..
Moody will deliver his last earIy-1nornlng nd
drcas. 1t y conceded BY oil who have .atteildcd
been,, without, exception, bis very best efforts,
and this. bis closng one, will be equal to those
that have prceedellt.
Il, the afternoon the meeting will DO exclu-
slyely for women, no men being admitted except
roo!na. Tho choir will be composed exclusively
OF ladies. At night men only will be admitted,
and the choir will he co,nposed Of gentlemen.
Tllo seats Oh tho floor directly In front Of the
platform will bc reserved for those who desire
to becoma Christians aud for young converts.
These two clusses only con get tickets at the In
quIFy-room on tho north sIde Of The Tabernacle
(thc ono heretofore occupied for reformed mem,
woman for tue Afternoon md men for the
night scrvtces,-by Implying for them In person
all this week, from 10 O'Clock III the morning
Until O'clock at night The remainder OF tho
l1or anu all t'le gallery will bo open to women
in the afternoon and to men nj night without
tickets.
YOUNG LADIES.
10 sfs Editor af 1hs TyftHns.
uYpE PARK Dec: ia.-Mr. Moody llas spoken
to both parents and young men, hit the young
ladies hive been entirely sltghtcd. We have
been expecting 2 sermon over since tho tlrst ORG
TO young men, but no prospect Of any, as this Ia
the last weak Of tho evaugelists. Shall wo
tattcr ourselves that wo not do mood the prayers
Of the pooplol YOUNG LADY,.
TEMPERANCE.
REpoRr or THE CORRESPONDING sEonsrAnY.
Following ia all Interesting report Of The work
done by tho Chicago Woman's Temperance
Union, prepared by tho Secretary, Mrs. Rounds:
T.e ~, work q q ths Union has rapidly tnetSancd
!, liB Madison s.seet hara hecn altvo With earncst
walkers, and but fow daya have uaaael but sninu
poo! wandorcr has como to that rao, to sign the
ledge and 70 ask fer tho PRAYER Of 0od's children.
mat'o, OF any kind concerning temperance work,
and slso AZ who aFe themselves or who bnyo
tscnda afflicted With the curbe Of strong drink,
The otllcu IL opened from 10 q, m. until D. NJ.
lana Aph< $Atz tt&-A 49,. -ta1