The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-07
DEAN STANLEY'S PREACHING
mrs cniRlCTERIsTIcs IN DELIvKRIN6
SERMON IN NEW YORK CITY.
xo,d ttternnccs and Peculiar Intonntions
nat for IA Time Puzzled his Hearers-Four
pr.etIcai Lessons from the Hook OF Job
=, I..u.h Perseverance, and Patience.

uap,d Iuernnccs and Peculiar tntonnttons
,h.t for "a Time Puzzled his Hearers -Four
praettcnI Lessons from the Book OF Job
,A.t Teach Perseverance and Patience.
The announcement that Dean Stanley of
v..s,,pin-tcr would preach in Calvary Church
i,s, evening attracted nm audience that filled
r.,1.1cc. many ladies' standing in the aislcs.
Tn. Dean arrived from Philadelphia carly in
,i,narning and spent the day with Mr. Cod
d,r,t,r nj ~ Fifth avenue and Cyrus W. Field.
1.Dr.iercd the chanccl with Bishop Potter. DR..
Vs-lhurn pr Cook. Dr. Douglas. Or. Tiffany.
o,lp Williams. all Of whom participated In
,hcseryiers In ono Of the front pcws sat DR..
Anr.- pr H. -. Hitchcock. and DR.. Philip
sla0. Tho Dean. despite his 10 years.
vnU,,l with sprightly tread and. but for
his snowy locks. might pass for much
younger man. His nncly-chiscllcd. classic fea-
hrs4 h.rr nm expression Of bcnignity. His
o.uu,iarUu was somewhat rapid and at times
,n1-fn,t and his accent was Of that marked
London Dto which is at first SO puzzling to
Americans. making tho most familiar words
uuirtclfeillr FIR an instant. or until they
seemed O. unfold themselves gradually to the
UNDERSTANDING tn" haflcd reporters would
often lYu, NY ilauiringly into his face wonder
IN. vhai hc Lad said. and then. before tho
sound had died away. would apprehcnd his
a
I.t,horahlc hy only the writer. Throughout
Malri,rry thcre WIS no gesticulation. From
M, beginning % the end he received the most
ra,fa',.itiou. AMI at the close when he retired
:, li-rNhe his priestly vcstmcnts. he was fol-
lowed iy many favored friends, among whom
rera several ladies. Throughout the service
tew.rea crimson hood the symbol of his de-
grae which r. always worn in England 10y those
vic have attained such acadc mic honors.
The laAn took his text from the thirty sixth
hatter 4 Job" suffer me little and | will
show You that have yet 10 speak on Gods be-
half" The Dean spoke Of the words Of Elihu
addressed o. his three elder friends NJ having
been uttered after he had restrained himself
wih defrrncc to his elders. Some have
thought that the character Of Elihu was intro
duced into tie book Of Job after the rest had
been written in order to clear the mystery
Airr lreiacine his remarks with a brief sum-
mary 2 t.e moral ~ the book Of job the Dem
sa We can draw four practical lessons
mt the mouth " Elihu teaches that
les must Eyc way t. the truth. when
e'snAe young may instruct the aged: when
trfl iIUy come Difference 60 age and author
iiy must indeed he the general rulc SO hat we
thi-s In'y would dissolve. Bnt. ncverthcl"ss
IT, 't-Irr wlleu j. 80 beautifully Swallowed
form IS Emu is HAT each generation Qf men
n.-' , INK ir,,I thS, wnl.h ms
A' Pool. i' NW from Nul Wll'Ii '9lh's hlttr
if-0tar 'NittNn may Instruct Us by their lu"s-
TOYS. IAu was young and his three friends
tat bee rlt hof.r" them. Man was
c. 't' l''Hh ''i l'NS ~ rd'h succeeding
a.. N Tour uUI good aspect. that new
tO'I- i.H " g." wed without Lar OF ciarhirg
= i a' asaln anu again HNd
'u s'H. 49, t4e world, Again and again.
N' 80 jaw 10 'N..H l Into decay. new mean
li-- AMI ~. .'A- nhN" brought n 70 light
srrs .,- ni.u. AL 9. bear his part in on
q .r.@ Wv uhI 'l"vnte tho mission Of
l.- '. Dis fry. ami his race. Younger
nr H- ar. Of ''ri"et and snpplemeu
t"ia. , i"r ut-lNl- and races. A new
nyi Il l.lns 10 adjust the balance
a. fInl'i LIT DE- tir new world, from any
r.rr WI. w..r rom any dimness Of in
s- nr ir ANY las" shame. or from any
ia-t lf.~4tlf .N. fiIl oi it, mission.
' ll t'"- place. the book Of job in its
cYN. H||iE t. nit.r~ imuresses upon US thnt
r..r-tr'I r.. ...rl~ ir yomd the low,'r Il man 10
fA, lrtf. lt % fl.tcel iaiuty Of tIatuurertainty
o'r lr'yi"sr o. rect. The human mind
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j. an' h~ trends had cen in attempting D.
'' o. ] Anl 30 . teruiue ~. course u
d. -n"n' because job wis afflicted God
. A "" iENi~Hus. ihcy saii. AMI JOB sand
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