, 1877-05-13
a Case of Rank Heresy---A
Presbyterian Minister on
the Trinity.
esneral Presbyterian Council in Edin-
burg-.subjects which Will Be
Considered.
co,tereace Of Young Jo Smiths Church
Of the Latter.Day Saints.
1atee and Personals at Home and
Abroad-Church Services
To-Day.
R,NAI SHOLEM.


FERTILIZATION OF THE NEW PASTOR
re. R,v. a. Garsoui, the newly-choBcn pastor
-, IN. B:nu Sholem congregation, preached his
a,,+ .e,mpa yesterday at the church on Michigan
.r.nn. near Fifteenth street After the usual
d.vntjousl exercises Dr.. Garsonl said thar he had
4,te into consideration several circumstances IN
,el-c.ine = text There we're OF course many
,,,...n. who would like to hear what their new
n,aos Ind TO say, and which way he intended to
,c,dtbem, Then they had been called upon to
,oourn the 1oss Of their friend and brother Jacob
pei.cs, who had been SO suddenly called away.
Ta.,r xas lesson to b. drawn from this sad
t,eat and many might wish him to touch upon it.
s..;ne the vacant char, many might say What was
she pse oEs man trying to do good to his fellow
;n,s Il this was to be the end Of all: Moses led
IN ueop]c to the borders Of Canaau, but Gods
..o-a exme to him, tHere shalt thou remaIn, ~
md be never reached his beloved land. Mr.. Peiset
Id sriYen to build up the CONGREGATION and was
e,Ded AWAY Just as its success seemed certain
There we're many others in the congregation, the
f6epds Of the boy whom they had confirmed III the
fah Of bis forefathers, and they might wish that
xsich awaited the young. Then they had IN their
ridEt young men aud women about TO enter on
ttrfarr with all 1ts cares and new duties. All Of
r.se subjects pressed for mention, but time would
pSfEutI OF IauY Ql Iucm UtlR5 taAtu III.
b. would take for his text one verse, the fifth OF
Ne fsst chapter Of Genesis. 1T was evening. it
NJ morning, one day" The evening was first,
rmuiug came ue1t; first the shadow, then the
hsns Mems minds must emerge from darkness
o,o The light Of wisdom, and the toy who had been
confirmed must try to learn the importance Of the
vas4s be had used From darkness into light was
IT teaching Of Judaism; it was moi gloomy re-
denied III things looking toward the improvement
id e1ex1er wisdom OF men, and remained In dark
seaan the time. They turned the house Of wor-
dip into den Of superstition and people went to
{: stayed away from 1t Is their convenience or
interest was served. Where belief went out, men
beane mere machines, like the prayer-mille Of
tae Eastern na1ion which nad prayers inscribed on
their wheels. and these the worshipcrs turned as
umdl; Or sioTlya they chose.
Sometimes lespondency would o*erwhelm .
Elm, troubles having overtakcn him, and he would
tx IN bitterness Of spirit, >. Is there God. or is
there ~ guidance for man on earth:" But this
Hese bat atoms Of creation, and above them all
*ss the Creator who made all things. II one said
there Ia no God because he was left to euffer,
xho ras he, that he should take himself as rep
yesentins all men. Isolated cases Of individual
suffering formed no argument against the doctrine
n' an o1er7uiing Providence. Man could not hide
himself from rsoyiaencs any more than he could
ut sald, III ascend into heaven God is there. if
! 60 down into the grave He Is there. II I
take the wings Of the morning and fly away to the
fhal escape from lIim:" It was tie duty Of every
min to go act thst hts individuality should haye
good effect on bis ueignbors and others around nim.
Tins he becomes truly great. truly son OF God
nothing was Of avail Was an Idea TO he discounte-
nanced By all As fathers, sons, and husbands,
lel them learn their importance In these conditions
Of Life and their duties. AS business men lei
them Ftiye to 60 conduct themselves a. to make
Their influence more potent for good.
The evening OF the text meant the day OF evil