New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
THE REVIVAL.
P MnonY,s SUNDAY SERMON.

SUFFERINGS-lHE LAST hoOho VI iiio H''N
DESCRIBED IN DETAII-cHBsTIANs TO GIVE WAY
TO OTHERS AT THE REVIVAL MEETINGS.
After his short vacation Mr.. Moody resumed
M nlace At the Hippodrome yesterday. The large hall
fl and there was an overflow meeting In the Fourth
ave hail. conducted by Dr. Plumer OF south '~ohna
Mr. Moody announced the usual afternoon serNceslo'
the coming week. for which tickets VIII DE ISSUED
He said the front seats would be reserved lor
those who were not Christians Some OF the very
hest Christians in the city bad occupied them long
enough and now they would have to sit in the gallery or
be crowded out altogether, which he woud IKE even
better One in particular who had attended all inc
BROOKLYN ana Philadelphia meetings was there Ill Tue
front rows every day, and he. thought all 'ne
good he could do for that man might be done
nv this time In the short time remaining before
the Hippodrome again becomes pleasure garden IL IL
earnestly desired to reach outside the Church who
are not often brought under religious influences
The text OF Mr.. Moody's afternoon and evening ser
mon was from the SD chapter OF Isaiah the attn anu oth
verses and the subject was the physical suffering OF
Christ Mr. Moody brought his sermon with him from
New-England. 1t detailed account OF the cru
cxion, seeking to impress the agony OF .the oea'h
OF Christ upon the people had been Impressed upon
the preacher 1t left OF the horrors OF that suffer-
ing to the imagination hut Mr. Moody used with all his
eoquence to show the Divine love that would undergo
that death TO take away the sins of the world.
The sermon as follows:
You will find my text this afternoon in the sd chap
our grefs and carried sorrows yet we ana esteem
him stricken, smen of God and afflicted But ne was
wounded transgressons, he was bruised lo our
niqultles the chassement OF Our peace was upon ni
Five times that little word "our " Ia used--our sor
rows griefs iniquities, our transsressons anu
the chassement of peacc-there is substitute LOT
Won't would like If could. to make that SD chapter
Of Isaiah real would like If could tins afternoon 10
ruh-what Christ has suffered for each one OF us We
take up the Bible we read the account 0r spd @
go away. lay the Blble down ana bo, ."i thn
war was going on would read about great battle hay-
ing been fought whereprobaby 10000 men an w ogG
lay the paper aside and forget all about H. AZ utst
unto m Sy hced Comfort the diving ana
bury the dead, the scene in all Its terrible rtaes
After had been the battlefield could not read an
account of a battle without II making profound I'm
preston upon me- wish could bring before you IN
living colors the suerngs and death OF CHRIST 70 nTt
believe there would be dry eye here want TO sleaf
Of His physical erngs fC .5 59"f IN s NIX can NOW
when great dies are all anxious 10 get MS iss
words and III t lis eOT ES and we ~ tire
talking to ed ones of how lie made MS departure
Sow lei us visit Calvary; bring the scene down
to this present let MS bring II rlght doW he np
imagination the time of Chrsts 'rucinAloh; let us
We are are yng 1g T bs Ia last thursday lie was
there before He crucifed LET us Just imagine We
are walking up of the streets Of Jerusalem You see
small body Of men walking down the street; ever! one
is running what the excitement Is As we yee
nearer find that it is Jesus with HIS Aosses We
lust walk down the street with them ana We sc tneh
stop and enter very iHT @ 9 Jsns sitting Nth
the Apostles You can see depicted upon HIS
caused His HIS grief We are told that s2rOwfu
unto death As He was sitting there q, lie Tsi3
betray me-" Then each of them wondered If il Was hin
Of whom the ma tTaS sPo sd aq rs ' Jesus said
WIS Christ said Judas what thOu dOest 90 q'uch!.
e SaS ' 6sSn sss S d with the Son Of God For three
years he had sat at the feet Of Jesus For three years
be had heard those words of sympathy ana love ia
from His lips three years he had been one OF ne
faithful twelve He had seen Him perform HIS %oa .
full miracles He had heard Inc paraoes as tNSs Ie
from the lips of Jesus For three years ne 5au Dtcn
member Of that little band no ne gG 5a bs V World Tf ever
saw He goes of that guest chamber
the darkness and the baekness OF the night Then he
went the Sauhedrim and he SAID VIII indhe p az
frayed his master for thirty pieces of silver Iha was
small amount. Men condemn him. but hoW many ran are
up for less than thatl There are men who WIZ sen MN
for little pleasure, and women Tor two OF three ho' III
You can hear the money being counted He puts i
will take You where lie is" 1t was then that CnTst
said those beautiful words. 1t was on tlat night ta
he said Let not your hearts be iIonOGu go 90 Pr f
pare place for you ana go to prepare SCG 'H
you, viii come again that WHERE a ,Ieic ila S' P
also" Instead Of the disciples Tying TO GheeT i "a
IS trying to cheer them. lie takes Peter james ana
Sem S about 1fG stones ' throw S% Then he prayed
Father He that knew no sin was to bear an our sIus
suffer From tins lone spot HIS earnest prayers
assembled TO heaven. And while lie IF PRAYING En-, tmo
1p"es and Jobp We're heavy with sleep When He cts
up from prayer He looks into the distance he secs th
men who are for Him. They are looking around
through the olive for some one lie wen KNOWS
who they arc looking for lie went up to this band OF
men men AZ" Is 5siI or Nalareth we" said Jesus am
He" There was something about that reply
to the ground. Then at last Judas came
up, and don't know but he put his arms around is
he soldiers seized Him. had told the soldiers
that when they saw him kiss man that was Him
Those hands that had wrought many wonderful mira
cles those hands that had often been raised 10 Des l
disciples, were bound Then Peter taxes his sworn ahl
onts off the high priests But Jesus healed tie
wound at once He would not let the soldier suffer-
SCENES BEFORE THE CRUCIrIxIoN.
Then they take Him back TO Jerusalem. He can see
the soldiers and the populace knocking Him. When they
take Him back they summoned before the sanhedrlm
Thev lead Him before the Sanhcdrm and Annas Is sent
for He Is taken before Annas and Caiaphas Christ Is
taken before the rulers OF the Jews There were seventy
tSs bslonged 10 thar sanhedrm. The law required that
two witnesses must appear against person on Trial be-
fore he could be convicted lhey, secure Iaise
witnesses, who come in ana swear iaieIy. InFh te
messed against Him, but He said nothing Ihen me Sh
priest asked him second time ana saia I in9I .
and shall the son OF Man SIT ING ON the iSht Hu
of power and cOmingn the clouds Ohcayen" Then the
high priest said what need any further Witnesses
We have heard the n asphemy 'r0n ms own Hps" Ana
he verdIct came forth ale Is guilty of deathw What
saveUcei After moment lie was pronounced guilty Of
death You OF these soldiers siic nm wen
the palm His hand Another splits III his lace WY
You would be disguised and get ny and
leave the hall They not only struck Him pnt the' sp
are keeping Him Peter is out In tine Judgment Kan
swearing that lie never knew Hin. They h,d an io
down tue money which had been paid him for betfayiuS
innocent blood lie about going out 70 hang himself
About daylight they take ClTs before Pilot Ihey are
go eager for his blood that they cannot wait By this
time The city cd with strangers nom all parts OF the
hen brought BE- fore the sanhedriin hat they had
denned Him, ANA that Ho was TO dc INC oiu"i uoatH