, 1876-10-17
Evening Sermon 1,y Mr.. Mooly.-.Thc Son
af Man Comes 10 Sock tie
Lost.
Subjects Which Occupied the
Rock River Conference
Yesterday.
AnsttrIDg 10 Distressed Churches. Affecting Of tht
Preachers ai1 Association.

6es'%sut PsNhNAPlGst AAl oAlIC l& Ills uOlkE
other great assemblies OIL butl, s1cs of the eca.
Hut at FarweIl Hall llc il Cheago's own evan.
yclfst, talking 10 Ills old friends ul,d neig1,ors,
nnl preaching over again to crowded audiences
Ut some Of tho Lest people Of the city those
very serulo'ls anl Scripture cxpostions Which,
years ago, llo used to give to his own pco-
pie ut the Indiana Street Church on Sunday
mornings, ind then repeat to n company
Of strangers In the hall On Sunday cverInga,-a
company often not very lnrge, often not very
orderly. and often brought together only by tho
most persistent effort OF hts band Of Yoke-
fellows, WHO, With printed slips yclcpt "tloly-
crs," used to flaunt tho bridges, strect-eoruers,
saloons, etc., for thu PURPOSE OF gathering n
congregation. Bat tint congregation was ulallc
up Of those who would not be lsc!y 10 70 to q
regular churcll-scrvIcc therefore whit he could
do IN Ills rough and bursglnY fashion was
counted by thu more elegant believers, both laY
ap; eiefh fhh.n ~ s. ,sn mug R.elnE cifar ESin:
called to stand befure Kings; to cipound tie
Word Of God with latt a hundred E,llnbure
Doctors sitting at his feet; to facc an ausllc1rc
In the West End Of London composed Of tic
= s nsa bs sfE Ems a f1y @ Of s ysFy t sst5i I'll
cess havo not turned Ills head! It would llavc
done 30 II Ills head were not Of q vcry sound
Auu bEalSlulG anu lib ItAft very
tender asnl loving, and entirely given to God:
Perhaps this is tile ltsldc reason why he would
not consent to have tho monday prayer-u,ect-
iug removed to tho Tabernacle, though Farwcll
Mo n wse wa eSsn e atc t ~ W.T. s1 " 4r Che sSTs +
little extra crowding AMI good deal Of extra
punctuu1ity We can liaye our own Brother Moody
back again for sixty minutes every day. We
tic Old spot, with tic asi,es ot two 'Furweli M I'll
HILLS under Tin and the ruof of a tlr,i j sn., ona
over him, he is tender, and homcly, antl l,nppy.
and gets good deal nearer to Its aiilcucc ttaf,
OF course the ltall was full, but It was full
very carly; the platform WIS full to Tic very
edge, with ministers and other otIIciaf people,
atnong them tho Rev. j. c. IIartzcll, editor of
tic Soushsrcstcta ChrIstian Advocate, Of New Or
leans.
THE sRgy,ors.
The frat HYMN was i 4 rjse XIV sou1. ar,ac,,,
then prayer; another hyml, aPass liz Not. O
Mighty Spirit" after which Mr.. MuoIy gave =
ing II from tic eleventh cI,antcr Of iutr yersea
1-5, - 1''AA~' '''''0
lie saId: It Ia wall for ia tn 1ook into this
prayer which Christ taught Lis DISCIPLES tjat @
to pray Tor tic conversion Of sinners lii s W. s ea1
think It il q mistake to cali this utho Lords
Prayer" Ills prayer Is III tho seventeenth
ptA1e1. AncJ tat ocen ~ PtufcI "!th tHe slas-
tot, nhu when 11e llad !iniaticd they were 50
nlneh Impressed win llls prayer that they
Wantc4 70 nave Inn tcaeh ttscm low to pray that
WY. Mlnd you, thcy uiln'k nsk Him to show
fnem now 10 pfeaetl, snow them now topray.
dow many Of US are praying prayerless prayers,
~, ,"3,,t T. 4',st 1sJ '.IE Eos ~ sutn4ns' MAt
IVA. a H. 70 as IeS s .1 1. ee ~ AoW ~
e. tynr, ot liz .r III 'sc & W. s".i H. H. .y aGauy
'.sa ~ muaM ~ aate MulA' nuasu " tlt ulsc'nles
Mes" eau soVt prsnSus,ts, lncy gon IreagM nKe
40 n,,, e,,t ~ ~ very p"11 lucy ua
~ T,nro no" !, "o" ~, ~ a.. Lay, .,,o =. .,
and John, :, two of tle chIei and must beloys,l
aonE tias"s' ' suMe ~ I!ssG Ala4 ut4{!1lE ttat
,y"snt Gi'is t u, nt ~ 1Sat ~ a'g sory t tat
nsntred such PRAYER as TINT, n,,I C}lrist lryer
answered one.
i, IN nnother occasion, when they wero passing
raasd,.s 1i! n..af au t4t eanasans wouH n1t
would 20 to 1ersajem "hn Iii te "na hnsn,n NJ f1,rm M
~ In.7s 1n,1u ~ Iit,, a"1 tn1,,f.n1 - ti.,s