The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-13
IMMORTAL TRUTHS.
Utterances from the New York
Pulpits Yesterday.
THE HARVEST HOME
Death Of Observation-Disclosures
the Lord.
CHRISTIAN sOLICITU D E.
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NJ Talmaxe's text yesterday morning was taSen
from John xv 1-"My father 10 the husoaho-
man - WI not be proper II preach harvest SER
nony snid Mr. Talmage This summer having gone
In different directions between hve and Elk tnousahc
miles Of harvest field, can hardly open my BLDG
without smelling the 6reata OF the new ino"h nay,
and when open the Bible 20 take my text the SCRIP
,ural leaves rustic like the tasSe!s oil the crop we
we're nearly all born In the country and can All uA1es-
stand the illusions to It, We dropped corn III the
hills four gsins hill; vent On Saturday 10 'he
mill tying the grist the centre OF the sack SO that
the contents on either side of the horse would balance
each other Christ in the text takes The respons-
b,tv OF calling cod farmer. In odcu
times wild beasts were caught end nook
was put ia,o their and they were led over the
field. God has put hook in the nose OF every Dad
man. aud at the hour OF his death nc Will hrd IL our
One of the preccps in the bic Is that the OK and the
ASS shall not harnesscd together illustrating the
uscsessness Of putting intelligent men with the STUB
In all ages there has been great hohor pau 10
agriculture. government is strong IN proportion as
IL 10 supported by industrious and healthy yeomanry
But must not enter upon discussion of agriculture
want 10 run out the analogy between the producuon
Of crops and the growth of grace in the soul In the
FIRST place, remark grace, in the fields there
must be ploughng that which theologians call convc-
lion being the ploug turning up sins that nave
long been rooted in the soul He who makes llght OF
Sin will never amount to anything In the Cnurch
or in the world. II "a man speak OF SIN
If 1t were an inaccuracy or mls,nSs
instead Of a louhsome, vile thing thut ood
hates. no will never yield harvest OF usefulness.
The difficulty with great many people IS shey are
only scratched with conviction when the supsoli
plough OF Gods truth ought TO be put in up to the
beam. II man breaches that you are only niue
out Of by and only need little nxing up no
lies. One drop Is enough 10 kill the immortal
soul Deep pioughng Tor the crop deep piouehns'o r
the soul! Broken heart or no region oroKen sou VI
no harvestl biologists never brought up from the
depths OF mountain mightier ichthyosaurus or
megatberum the monster skeleton OF SIN brought
up from the depths OF the soul But what means This
conviction without conversion? / remember that III
order TO plough straight furrow standard with red
Tag used 10 be set up III one end OF tue hed ana we
ploughed up that God has set up standard; u is
Ibe cross. Plough up 10 that. Conviction thai Goes
not there does not become conversion
WHAT SHALL HARVEST BEY
Again, remark that there must ne a sowing OF the
seed That is what we doing when We preach the
Gospel 1t will yield after while hundred fold--a
glorious harvest The largest denomination IN this
country is that of nothngarans Their religion is q
system OF negalonsa row oil ciphers Believe some
shing and teach It, mlnister IN New York the other
hay preached a sermon calculated 10 set denominations
81 Christians quarrclng; he was sowing nettes The
Lord Jesus Christ, nineteen hundred years ago, planted
ono red seed doctrine IL grow into large plant;
side all the churches oil Christendon, ana on
the other all the governments OF the earth, and
After while the top shall bloom the Hover oil the
The seed sown comes up win compOunu
nterest--you saving soul, that one saves ten
others. those ten saving hundred, those hundred
thousand. those Thousand ten thousand-on on, ior-
ever. Again, grace there must DC u harrow which
shall GO the field after the seed has been sown
and bury deep Bereavement, sorrow persecution
the Lords harrows to sink the Gospe truth into
the heart After panic OF 1851 there came great
awakening, In which 500 900 sous were brought INTO
the Kingdom OF the Lord. Again, there must be
reapng Many Christians speak OF religion as II they
expected to reap only IN the next world. But now Is
the time to reap the Joy OF the Christian religion.
g he
sickle. Again, in grace as on The farm there is TIME
lor t1reshing teii you piun'y ina. - uean'
with the fail beats the wheat out cf the
straw, death beats the soul out of the body Dear
Lord, give sleep" said the dying son OF one OF my
elders Henry w Longfelow writing letter OF con
uoience the parents, said that those words we're
beautifully poetic, and Mr. Longellow knows what IS
poetic
Twas not in cruelty, not in wrath
1t a angel visited the earth
So may it be with when our work Is all done and
our tears all ended. Dear Lord, give us Sleep Ono
more thought presents itself-the garnerirg. my
trends may be very hard pull our getting 10
heaven; but those sheaves are bound TO go in, the
Lord OF the harvest has promised / SEQ tne load ut
last coming the door OF the heavenly granary the
Christian souls swaycd TO and iro III the
winds OF DEATH AS the load strikes the floor OF the
celestial granqry IL II the load could not 80
any further; is the last struggle until the voice of
angels voice Of departed kindred and the
welcoming oil God shall give shout that shall
send the harvest rolling in to the eternal triumph,
while the cry Is, Harvest homel Harvest home"
CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS.
EFFECT OF REMEMBERING THE LoRD-sEEMoN
BY DR.. DEEMS.
DR.. Deems preached yesterday from the text
Psalms Xxi 81 remembered God and was
troubled" At first sight it would seem imposs bic
that any could forget Co.. said the preacher 1t
seems rather that If God reality, but
only the idea OF being, Infinite in power, Infinite in
Intelligence and INFINITE love- that idea would take
ruch strong hold OF the oil man
derlie and overie all his thoughts and deeds. The
idsa itself is SO snbilne so slupendous incIsve