The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-01
DR. uILD's QUEER vIEus.
Eener that Bihic Prophecy Indicates How
the Eastern War VIII End.

Long before the somewhat solemn organ
voluntary was finished In the Brooklyn Elm
Place Congregational Church last evening every
seat had been taken and whom the Rov. Dr.
Wild took his scat upon the platform many
wcrc standing near the doors. II has spread
abroad through Brooklyn that pr. Wild holds
peculiar views upon the present European
complications that he thinks thoy arc the de-
velormcnt- Of Bible prophecy, md that cunning
diplomacy and large armies cannot change the
results that were indicated thousands Of years
ago by the sacred prophets As DR.. Wild Is
known as student and does not give conclu-
sions without reasons. people have flocked to
his church for two or three Sunday evenings
back to follow course Of reasoning that he
urges win show that the coming European war
will settle tn" destiny OF Irclnnd tnat England
Will throttle Russia, capture COnstahtlnople'
With a very modest petition br. Wild began
his sery ices. and then opening thc lipIgfi ne aIt
ed as though about TO read from y. Ihcn ne
paused an instant, aud. with his hahd on thc
open pagc, told hiS hearers In"i Blsiinar,kk ka,
the Bismarck house hud bcen one OF the few
Hniiltrringly, Protestant. aud that he believed
srcudcd from lsranl. and he wanted his hearers
to obmr his IN mind - lac read. ,,A,,.,
Now. ! am going 10 rcAd one OF tho two chap
tors in the Bihle thntthc carly English transln-
tor did not understand. and left out he said.
" We now. III the light Of present oycnts. SEE
tcenih chaptcr of Fzckicl. containing. n he be-
licycs. the prophecy Of the coming war and its
DR.. " lids argument as developed thus far in
the series of lectures n" has delivered appears
e. h' IN tue following line: Trncng down the
history oi Ireland aud England 10 the present
time. he attempts to show that such history has
boon clonrlv Indicated by sacred prophecy
This being so. the time las now como when fur
thcr mystery Vunishc, in the light Of revelation.
and we can tnkc tn" prophecies, siill incom-
nlct"d and with case carry them to the end be-
"a = al
Dr Wild said last evening. and in thunder
more h. should be able to show couclusively
just what the future destiny Of Ireland must be.
Inscribed to it. 1t will he one of the
nGceSsy,r ., results 2i 'hhe war' all IN mS t9s
To- follow. il fell to lnst evenings hour TO run
la L over the carly history Of Ireland. In the
dcstinics that Providence has allotted to the
peoples Of ihe Garth. one wns reserved to Ire
land. That lroyii icncc did allot places To pco-
o,er.plssag OF Scripture tp show. closing with
the much studied one from the Acts. which saws
| apuprtioned. In view Of this thcro was II
! divine purpose WHOM the Phuhl clans settled
( in the southern part al ireland, DR.. Wild
quoted authorities, too many and to- rapidly
| To- uO;o. showing that phrni clan traders set
/ It'd in southern ireland; aud clntmcd ihai the
n.r dance, the funeral wake. the sixteen lcttercd
! Ian uage of this ncOple. are present proof
! 81 tiirirHnccstry Tho importance Of this point
! consists i'm the fact that the FhUnicians ami the
/ Phil stines of prophecy are tho same. and by
proving thut the Phili~tiue. settled in southern
lyclaud the first Of the scrics OF KEYS TINT unlock
| prophc is found. The second j. tle asscr-
! ton that the trihc of Dan settled in northern
ireland. Or. Wild traces the wander inEs of his
| tribe over Europe. TO Denmark. The nnuul'
/ river is one. the nnmc, Denmark. Dan : hound
/ airy. s another. Now the lat thHt the Philis.
/ tlu,-s tiled in ono part Il The isle, aud some oi
/ Ito children Of Israel in another. give to pr.
/ VIA tine clue 10 the prophecy thm points ONT
! thciosuit ~ the European war; In further Ice
/ tur.- lH will follow IL down. The past. IS de-
! Vrlopnd ly tho history % Ireland. will unrlis-
tulnhr show what Is 10 he.
TLeOrig uaiity Jf the" views has attracted n
[ the lectures very many thinking people P.r-
/ hap. Dr. Wild'- peculiar and often iurciblc clo-
/ auencc truds TO IN reuse the gathering. His
fact. .., hc groups thcm ono after another. hr
s.t- .loi hi- hearers in . calm. dem n.tr1l' "
way. -nm.tim E.. rr. ably IA wow @. his m's
| o'Inncou- ana liru.e. light Il nni imrr Is, ''
hy quaint and even hum.r.u- llu-iraiI ION. lu
lii rni. 'lu-iuus J. ilund, 3. in "A N.'c cha,
III. -it r.U0h %. as wa- said ~ Ot ur y = ir -
u" Rocky monntrir- tr EN,tor Han. Hn' Il O.
doubtless nr. Wilo authority among, s'ho'm
~ q student and - holsr TINT gives his view
weight and make them talked aboutgs .hry 49,
| being IN lrUOklNn.