, 1877-03-22
RET.IGIOIJS.

THE NOuN
yesterday was conducted by Whittte and Nc.
Grnnnhan, and opened with the singing et Hold
tho Fort" Il was rendered With quite as much
ytgor as usual.
Tho Rcy. +. II. Dayts rcnd The requests for
prayer. and Henry Morchouse. The English evan
gcItst, bore them 10 tho Throne Of Grace.
''Jesus, keep mo near the Cross" was ncxt
sung. and Maj. whttttc rcad the lesson for Tho
Lay from Romans, yiI.: " Therefore. now Is
there no condemnation for those which arc IN
Christ Jcsus." In tho finished work Of Christ we
wcto accented, 80 That there was now no cohdem.
milton. doA'a law was holy and lust, hut II could
nut be kept BY sinful world. hut God, by send
ang Ills Sou, condemned sin In tho flesh, and the
condemnation due slnue,a by nature , cano upon
tho law. Reeaaso iic had Risen. because lilo had
man cyer lived v ho could bo presented before hofy
tod with nohngin his nature sinful oe deserving OF
w H. nu s mo No%
what man wns 10 do was 10 Rl11 up try.
ing 70 savo lim.cf, Ito senoaneo himself md to
When he took Ills place a. sinner. helieyed Jeaas
dic,! for him. and exercised faith in Him es =
ssy'o xoaa tNnt 9sst tnk q hon - a. fay ss1s
riiiitsil yoa' No. his falth e dois pro'n,es was
:aggss Whsn aa ha " " %Hn
domnatton he would want to walk after tho spirit,
hs to aa h'
' Thc auaiei,eo s tiian sang "iialslujal,," after
which the meeting waa open for prayers and re-
rio rcv. E. II. Davis and the Rev. Mr.. Smith.
Of Msnteno. Wis, followed In prayer:
A tittln old gentleman n the n"dlea1ei wth =,
ono sentiment, ''Be'!ese Ills Word aud trust lllS
| grace" a., .,, A.
which new conycrts wcro anbjoctcd. No bad never
donhtcd, since he came to uod, 1ts sins lod lcen
tsEss but a wnp . Gsfa o h Tss s e
o9y sas ;,t but cauS ~ ssbak IL we a
ths hs xi'elo hssli tIlas ~ sud isi i al q CD il
hld como TO rcallxc that as Jehus loved him On tl.e
ihs past put lis ss, around l1In, for the Ercacnt
md marked ont tho path for !ho fnturo' no @ soa'a
m 81; r. e! VT @
gtave. III which l,s wns not guided by the sa,los
brother sai somo peopte Wsfe 'nspas,sa 70 70
Judgment, As lar ~ believers were concerned, all
Conformation was taken nway. Christ had "a taken
ali wto beloved o. Him. God pointed believers 70
tho ctoas, anl told them the storm was a. dnent,
and thas there was no" no condemnation 10 taose
:'Frse from tho law, Oh happy eondIslou'' was
! thtn sung
book In the Aor restanient thai 70 faithfully pict.
urntl mans lost condition, without Savior, d,
this Ep1st.c to The Romans nut T. aiso s1oko o.
elafed noro Than ~ that thoto wa 'ow . % ny 6, Con
Mas now no condemnation to urch.iunrahcrs, hu
| tu ttoso that believed In Christ not ab0ut iIn.
man had 10 step ont Of himself and Into chr1atA o.
ho would never get 10 heaven and xlory.. 4 mai
Whu had takcu lhta step could truly say that nov
thorc was no condemnation for him.
Tho Ncy. ME. Smith, OF ManteIio. Wl9. urRrt
hls hearers 10 accept this Savior, and they coult
then know t,eto waa no condemnation, sIf. sm!il
had inst come fsum Boston and spokn very en-
coarse!nFly. q 20 MOODY 'nse1tnys tao.o: "
cd would DO tho. case. thonsands had ~ hces
was a lack of workers In tho vlneyant. and not
lack of people who needed salvation and who were
scckiny Chftst. Rocently ho had gone to an In
! aury mcot!ng where forty .hte OF Tho worst bpcc
| iiuens nf ltoston sncfaey' 'wcEc leading tho way 0
| life, 70 bo suru there was sumo oppoafton Erui
the so.cale,l cntnred iuhabstsnta ni this n.oderl
Athens, but Sir. Moody iook no n"..so es u, at
}uAt went on dining bis enrncdt work for Nod.
Seversl n1oss aull asked tor rtAycts. and, after
short .cuson uf sl,cnt prayer, Ma1. Whittln nEaye
ior Gods hesaInk upon n|l who had risen and upo
Two nnfe yerscs Of - Free from tho Law " weF
sung,, md tho hev E. Il. Davis pronounced th
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