The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-26

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10 the faith the rhur,h having ess
UP the elsnt lend mnrlK ~ that .ta''t
along The christian war making "
obligatory upon every Clergyman.
and every mcmb.s ~ the church. to
observe them Ana ,hla l. nndlMih,.
sslly une III III. seiy hvn,fs ~ anl
peace ON vi flie reasons why ".
are rcstin. lvuseinlly by oar Aliara,
while thc Will waves NJ sfsvaYs ,f,ps.
ftsnex and iit.rraiiSms untold. nr,
drifting around tls' Because rr arf
kept 10 the faith II there u any
thing but l~rtrsi penre In nh Epissa.
pal congregation. II u merely lnrnl.
collateral. hn- nothing ~ IT, Will,
the great foundations they Stand
Sublime and eternal la tn immnsahlc
truth NJ thu Gospel fixed as til "a.
crlMsting hills. A nnc Eri~rorallan
knows nothing about thee. modern
drifting liberalisms ~ often drifting
To infdclity ~ anywhcrc.lrc Which,
n any ono doubts --"circuinspicc-
look Around!" Men should he very
careful how they mar or attempt Ia
mar M by tho Hhndow uf u shndc
such glorious Inheritance. Thus,
to Il ID Ia the church. II II Priest dare
20 preach nny other doctrines, thnh
the great doctrines of Christine
stands rcbukcd. not only by his own
standards hut by his own people; to
whom thu Hrcnt cardinal doctrines ri
the faith nrc made ~ familiar a.
household words--in consequence I'll
being thus presented to them 90
constantly and III short intervals
along each christian year. aud yeai
after year. And thus. the people nrt
protected against the pfest--and
the Priest against the people, and
both nrc protected b. tie doetyinrs
of faith, which arn 80 we'll under.
stood. made 80 familiar 10 ull. through
the medium III there DAYS ri doc,
triMe--if may nae the expression
and the appointed services nrpror,l
atc to such days, make ihrse ~
marks for the benefit Of the nnwl,
confirmed Cherish this inheritAnr,
protect it,---ii II the mo~t glorion.
Inheritance ever vouchsAfcd to man
1T Ia fAc church. there IL nothing
outside of II like II. or to be compared
with II! So complete nrr the jlnfec
tiOMs--thAt, should a Clergyman. 81
any member of communion, fee
ever 20 much disposed to rare I'm,
u the great doctrines and pass then
over ltehtly--it can not be- donc
short Of 0hf absolute aJosfacu. fol
At time. corresponding IL sncl
Srcni In thu lifo Of Christ. upon who'll
the doctrine IN founded. the church
brings them To the Altar and bid,
them bow down before their Maker
and their very prayers nrc but tn
uttornncc OF thu doctrines 1t II *
prcescd In the I,rdises Of the chilrcl
appointed for tho occasion preuehrf
In the sermon md heard In III.
word ri God, which IA ian.i ('unsc
q.cntly, nm Episeopalian, unless II,
noN coneorM tohis Standni Ii nnd then
h. ceases ~ b. one, ifusl, nvoNcdl.
at least, be- orthodox. In his creed
his prayers, and his profession, /
not that a glorious privilege In thi
ago Of strange doctrines. yei9tpn
drVfiHys and human opinions n,
substitutes for the gospel. Yes. III
us cherish IN inh-ritnn.e-~if not fnl
ourselves. for our children. fuI III,
good of those VI love. fol- roaiellt,
muA taf mat hiosv irt.tf.4..4 eh.r.srit Al
N VIZ would have IN conscience volt
m0n." Cherish the dear OH church
and you viii cherish ttne doefrin
and true spiritual life. For instance
thus thu church provides with ~
ference u the feh~ts lna Iaat~. IN,
particular Seasons. of which ". mr.
now speaking The srnspn ~ .fdrfn
II n time appointed b. the church, n
= preparation for the approaching
nativity Of our Lord. During till
time, tho different prarhrsirs point
Ing 70 Christ, and thu scriptures ri
ntivc ~ the znninrintion, and I,
John the baptist, who came - pre-.
pare the way before him, --aro ira,
with npprorrintr prayers md
thMnkHglvlnHs.
About ~ days uftar thu frat Sun
dry In Advent, on the aath ~ Dee,
corresponding IL thu tlmo 81 tina
glorious event Christmas Ii r.lr
brated, In commcmofntlnn III III.
birth Of Christ. Aud III this time. I'll.
church " taught Ill. great doctrines
III tho incarnation and nativity ~ III
saviour. Again Tho rifr,inrissioi
Of Christ. In celebrated In the ehurcl
on the Int Of Jan. la commonwealth,
0f His incorporation Into tho church
by the rite of vircunlcis-ion. An,
at this time We nrr taught the In
p0riAMf doctrines ~ the fililllmcn
u tho law and AL righteous" on Ill,