Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-24


dead and Of the living Think also
what strong motive to virtue we have in the fact
OF the resurrection; think how powerful an incen-
tive to love we have in the SAYING "Thy sins he
forgiven thee" Think what load Of most OPP
pressive fears has been removed by the hope in
Christ lesus-by his laying down his life and taxi
ing it again. Death is no more terrible Easter
joys are ours, whereby to ascrbe honor and praise
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:" '"O evening t"e serInoh h'u hiSVorlc" 'op-
dency, treating OF the establishment and increase
of the Church in the early AGES
The music of the service was excellentlv carried
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double quartette. and special attention has been
given to the preparation Of the Faster music The
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voices giving hne effect Inc SOLOS were wei
sustained, especially those by Mrs Oviatt aud
Mas pbinnev sonrano and hv the Nissos Deuev
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SUI" III tne evening ny MISS 'eSSle ie"eN-
know that my Redecmer liveth was very finely
rendered A male ouartette. composcd bv II. II.
Scrbner, was one Of the features Of the evening
service The evening music was closed by that
favorite hymn. Angels. roll the rock away"
arranged by Mr. Scribner, which was rendered
with fine effect On the whole, the music gave
entire satisfaction-thus proving again that Mr.
Scribner, the organist, is :" at home in the d-
rection and drilling of his choir. lie certainly de-
great credit for his untirng efforts to render
this feature Of the service y success. The fol-
lowing is the programme of the music for the day
and evening.
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Easter Anthem, in Eiat.."............... Willard.
Gloria ratras ,............ wilson
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Gloria 49,. cireeorian
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Gloria in Exoelsis
EVENING.
know that my Re'lcemcr iveil
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| Cantate Domino Gregorinn ith tone
Benetic Anima Gregorian, Sd tone
| lOah Hymn unaie onarette Geo scrbner
lOst Hymn Arranged from Milal's Mass by Scrlbner
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| MT "iaz'er TOOK LOT ms text Luxe XIV ~
| THE Lord is risen indeed. lie began his dis
| course by speaking OF Christs death upon thu
cross, and then dwelling at considerable lengtl
| upon the circumstances Attending MS rising iron
the dead. lie then spoke OF the nature ant
9u'hclency " Vne 'eS''''""S W Onr'S'S IeS"''e'
| ton. Looking at the gospel as Delng hrst ah'
foremost history set OF historical iacts "hlc'
carry the doctrines 1t Is easy 10 see tlat 'he wa
TO establish TACT Is TO ma fe'iaple witnesses VIM
can TESTIFY '" su'h '''t' r'rs' '''o ,"o' Win II
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| shared bv n multitude like the early church. NJ
| n deceit for the character of the men. the ne
secntions they endured the results of the doctrin,
| they taucht. do not allow deception. And so aft,
eighteen centuries we ion with the early disciple
in saving. "Tbe Lord is risen indeed"
Great is the inheritance of the fact of Christ re
| nrrection with this are connected many gres
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