The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-14
pASrOR SrE'S VIEW cnt RCH.
styling iiimseIr Yet Presbyterian Although
Cast out ny Pre>byterinns.

The gna,,;srcd VIM hold services 20 morrow IN Mu.e
ios a avid ~ p NJ. l,Asc srs
The above notice appeared in the Newark
newspapers on Saturday. Tho Roy. Isaac VI.
S'c was for several years tho pnstor Of the
Wickl.ifr street Presbyterian Church. Newark.
Oyer ycar ago ho WIS tried bv the Prcsbytcry
o., Newark for permitting women to preach in
his pulpit Many women attended the trial
dnily. and expressed sympathy for the Rev.
Mr.. See His congregation sustained him, and
he retained his pulpit Soon aiicrwnrd Mr. T..
7. Cone. an elder in Wicklifre Church. com
planned to the prcsbytery that tho Row. Mr. SEQ
preached n strange doctrine OF " Christian per
fecuon.' personal holiness" and personal
communication with Christ" and that he held
mNe'in gs for tho promotion OF holiness" all
/ 81 which WIS n violation Of orthodox Presbyte-
rian teachings. The Prcsbytcry advised Mr..
| $50 to resign his pastorate or give up his pc
culiar doctrine. but his church voted for
/ him to stand firm and he did. The
/ SYNOD Of New Jersey sustained the action
oi the preshytery. and .Wicklrc Church again
/ upheld Mr. See. subsequently Methodist
/ young married woman from this city. who was
/ temporarily deranEed by religious excitement.
! called NJ Mr. Sees residence. which she refused
/ g. leave for severnl DAYS. because she snd Mr..
500 was nearer God than other men," The
prefon7b we're sn anf5Ty PrS qew fq ris
| vain to rid themselves 81 Mr.. See At tho meet
ing of the Presbytery two weeks ago. the mem
pastoral relations with wicklne Church be dis
solved and that he be dropped from the Pres.
bviery. His pastoral relations wero dissolved
without dissent. tut the elder ministers insisted
| that hp should not he simply dropped from the
prashv,ery but that ne should he tried for
Acresy. After an exciting debate. and nm
appoa. from Mr. See he was dropped from the
presuytery and hc now ayers. that he is yet a
ifros,S, very Wv viii I've reviewed by the synod,
The nv Nj SEQ preached his farewell SER
dR Gt' evrn'ne bu, he said very ittIc about his
troubles. lie dcnied that he had become a
Sweieuhorgian. but said he would at once form
Tha NV Dr Brinsmade who is about 81
Years old. preached the dsm sal sermon III
Wickhffe Church yesterday morning. He was
T prS ong " among 9g 't them Mr. T. f. cone ih(
church since tho beginning Of the See trouble
Musi, Hall. in which Mr. See preached. con
tanned Yesterday sixty women and about twenty
| mon. The clergyman said The prcs"u
church il Wilderness because in II truth ant
love are not married. Men pray IN the mornial
, | ia a very long orthodox face, tnon they ar
, on To business and they shy, on. religion u
for some other time say It is for all times. a:
inueh on week days in hank as on sundays II
a church. The church is a place Tor worship
and Il you want 10 pray on your knees or face
do 49, God does not nut an iron band on
( man head ami say. Don't think any more
had trouble enough OF that sort. nut nav
q turned my back. on such orthodox and SAID
/ Goo by good-oy. ye saves Eood-by lor
! Aithis point Mr.. See raised his voice turns'
toward the wal and waved his hands In TIT
, / direction ~ thr Third Presbyterian Church. q
/ which the keN. Or. Craven, his accusor hetor
] ! the synod. Is the pastor. H. then ccnunuei'
y brethren one" q month We will sit eroun
= the communion table and II Will be simple witt
: ne sru.e as. W.. can make IT, New VIII hav
2 sirulic.ty n tho New Church SO that the poor
! tao b'ggnrs aud The traiups vii Ind II q hom,
9 4s well rs the rich. All will be- welcome at GU
u table no nntter of what faith they may hs. W
vi ! hive officers IN time The iorms of govern
' mont Will be prrshyterlan; for ! am still
7 Presrvteran as far as know. J am simply
u Pr, -hyieran minister released. one lresbyte
4 riau min ister told me tho other day that wa
. no longer Presbyterian minister. Anothe
{, minister said. II not Presbyterian minister
!. matter what they say.
l. want 10 call my church the PresbyterIa
O H.retoflrs II Won went over the line you wer
2 not cale evangelical by the elect Of the oriho
~ lox. will not discuss il with them, tut vi
4 rny am evangelical for my church ia founde
e upon eternal love and truth, AMI That IA Christ
o / nave read with pleasure the works Of Swc
l- lenhorg. AMI have preached New Church e
le soue time ! believe Christ mas come
.. Voice Amen. hencNr Christ cnme TIN
Ie tom years ago as eure rs God lives saw hi
-Y thirteen years ago In lis word, and never b,
% fore He has been Win ne eyer since. and q
le as Dee bids ne. On. my God. keep SELF out
as III h.vo worshipped God in Catholic church'
r at . anil o'clo X IN the morning. know M
ll' what they dit. but b did not hnrm M. No'
&C. don't he frightened beloved brethren for
W Only want you 70 know where stand Won
w Yroscrhe any persons because OF their fat
= We will have celestial church no matter VIII
q. may hr said Of it,
II Aft.r tle sermon a collection was taken. m
ir VI Soc annouun.l that "couyersations' wou
IL 30 lrl 1t bus house. 1870 Wickl!Ae street. G
" Tir yeneriile DR.. Brinsmale said to the r
IS porter why docs be call i the Prcsbyteria
er New 'Chuch; He j. no Presby,erian, no
'' What Prestyiory does he belong TO! /
re- proaches love, but does not practise H."