, 1877-03-12
CHRIST. THE DELTvERE1,.

s,rwos ~ Tuu INV, q. u. ryrn.sr.
The Rev. Charles il. Everest, the new pastor
to large audience yesterday morning from tho
text:
Arlr vIh, ,,r,o, nm f,om 4hc ear,b. wifi draw
ali s men Il unto M inoNJoGa. ~. H. ill., ait., e. '
Tho scrtnnn mas ns,ccIollv nnnronrots IN tho
communion service which followed, as Will DO
seen frotn tho aostract given below.
The shs5att h Of ss s. a.sS"s
anu IN vn,eh iio atan's G s'nhy % atone aaia .ne
iese.enu ~ ssnenau' .. t ~ ,sn.a .,n.e a.,e,
diverted the tlooshis OF en iro'n taose otass .ss
rs1p."' Topia. A. ' leader, cad A'I mo caused moro ore
entu , a's s'1'aua ,n"' .,',,' .o ,"s ~ ;.s1.
er aosotsoh, eaflcu 1lGl tn1ouEr tsea.er ues,'s ,
artt leader of men. There had bocn ,,asnctIa
naturcs Tint had taken hold Of Thousands before,
ani thaso .,nS foilosscd them thro,,rh .urrnrim,
u"u .aess ..|s. I..t. ..t,.,' ',.ta, H. &c.,,
unparalleled, aud yot men Ind chung To pl,y.l-
clan, "a for l|fp for years before Ills a,iycnt. liz
ta,tcbt men as man ncYcr spake, mud vet lie was
nas ,ho drat ,ssrh.r NJ w,,n,e hut mcn Ind ant
aud learned Ills Ideal Of friendship ~as per
fcet. lie practical In His own cl'ar-
actcr pIl ug tho beauty, md fidelity,
on1 f,,rnfshtn. anil vet lie vas mol
&,.-
t'Ic oeglnilng o. iscaaealp, % ,t eae nau t nsct, M
uceh aug noS Mee .ons ns'o ~ a, ~ ~ s1rs
SAVIOR Us DeaVcher tto s,' us o'.y ~ mav." WI;
1owsf 70 ioiHYc s,Es aeae a'i! opGm .Me g Sn.1G nj
yohacf, lie alu stanu n!one. w utnsI uMe llt
prcseneSsl himself ana 9 iea Inc "ay heo'e''""'as
as had tic JcsuA ot Nuzasctn: n:,,
n tao WoraS " sno tcst Jcsus t,nva ~
sun turtnes , ~ . Sg
prca,Stloas eyer atteicu' lnc HlJsts ea5n'Sa y.
or the oin pFopacI5 naa pSen paseu " "
shn a9'ootuy u % MoI, .e, a1a '.Sm .Gnt naH nSi
GsSgs tSnss xcro po.s,bS e"s Wi3h doa Bat @ Jesus,
whtu l!e uceinrcM latmset aa nronst' ~ t,t mHt
draw al acn anto me" AM 10 sanicrea ~ fa. "
ss't Is 1es !9' ess! eemea 81 q r.: tl
thought Of lits dcath-whieh He ueclasca anu
fnrctold--Woulu seem 70 stay the pfopheey;
low xas IL poss1c. ~ @ Weau III snus ,n- .u. " y
draw oshsrs unto li!n a. to mike them bsnt!
70 lila will Moses llad been wonderful leader.
When tle went lp TUG moonta,n sine snn n, sne
Tribes watched him sally, anu uoa narlcs' NM
and turned and followed Joshua. nayia M. nao
when he laid hlnact down. tho crown waa PIT ~
gsst @ s nap'ss thst secular st.to1y had ia;nlshsd
They had been dcspoiled BY death, and Ahelr do T.
mintun over men Ind seemed to slrlnk mud bs
shattered ut the approaeh of thts ieli destroyer
| 1ck IEHuet WHICH, l4C tn1ukAk " uCAka N@tHe -
Him, could my that llc would, BY that vcr,
death, draw ell tnon unto HIN: ,,
to inquire whether the prediction had been ful
fllcd.s Or whether It was !u any degree !.
pfueess al fultllnent. Ills worlds could not 6t
understood to mean all lndiyfauais, ior nult!
tubes had from tho beginning said thry wonit
nut have this man to reign OVER tfIeln., As th'
sun dill nut reach every ley ellasin md yet VI q
universal h It's LIGHT aud heat, 30 it could nut b
saiA that Christ hsd drawn, Or weul4 draw a
lie had drawn all CLASSES Of Inun spiritually AMI
ahat Ho hal drawn Representatives., frot,
all men. f[cMlen,us aud the den'on'
acs.-reprcsentatlvcs OF sho two extFcm
classes,-along With representatives OF IN
intermediate classes, bad recognity'
the power that drew them. ucnco 1t could =
said that all c1asses hal been drawn TO Christ
1t could not be asserted that every tnd1v1das
was educated when sny one spoke 81 publ