Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1881-03-17
Sunday Reading.

We clip +4,e following from ehs
hags, and earoestiysse-
quest our renders to lock up oil
the references. We haye not had
access to the auihoritisxz npon tho
subject, but fortunately good
nae mory enables rs to testify. to
the correctness of most Of them.
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Are We not having a delightful
outpouring of tie spirit?' asked .
young lady teacher in onel Of the
Brooklyn Sunday schools, Of an
other young lady teacher, ~. the
two met on Fulton street '.yestsr-
:tsp't it e. perisctlJr %plsadid
Mr., Grace, our Superintendent,
told me Wednesday that an awful
lot Of precious souls had been
gathered into the fold. 1sn's it
delicious |?
4t is too sweet f6r anything. 1t
makes rna fesl quite Psalu xivirl.
Our Superintendent, Mr.. Deyiss,
says he has never knowB =. more
refreshing season, and be thinks
the manifestation has not Yet
reschedDas height. . g!+.-s
That's Just what Mr.. Gsacssuys,'
replied the other, and be is really
l Timothy iii:2, If ever . mau
was. He told me Thu.sday, nearly
the whole vineyard was ripe aud
ready for reapers, and it il quite
So q. 81,
Just what Mr.. Devine thinks.
As I said, became TO sose AsoAse
Wednesday, and having Romsps
xvi:l6'd, be Went on 10 tell us
how an especial revelation Mad
been voucbs.fed't to little Johhnv
White, who repeated four hundred
and eighty verses, some Of ahem
real long, Sunday morninR. i nsN-
er heard of such a thing.
'Oh that's nothing snifed,the
other. In our Sunday school
Abram Wiliett repeated eig6r hdn-
ared aud forty verses, aud it took
him all day. Mr.. Grace says
that be is the Matthew x:4Sest
BOY in Brooklyn. Il don't bsIieve
it, snolt.d the first. 4 think
there is some Collossions iii:9 in
the statement, aud you will have
to Thes. v:2l before l can be-
lieve you again.
'Why, you nasty little burch of
Galations v:20n exclaimed the
other. 60 hear you talk, one would
think you were Hebrews il. l
tell you hc did say tho verses, and
if You deny it you arc the last
clause of Proverbs xiv:5. And
don't believe that your Supcrin-
: tendent ever komans xiv:1S'd you
3 either. He's got too muclss scEsc.
: Il tell you he did, and III. Thcss
q v:26'd him = yelled the first. You
: are nothing but Proverbs ,x:13, isnd
you will find yourself co,nasup
within Proverbs xix:49. Oa !.you
nhregcncrat, thing, how l woult
. like 10 Matthew xxvi:67 ycu!
n You'd better not try it, retortec
v the other. ST you did, you'd, tn
: first clause OF Acts v:lO, qu;cEc
g than candl. could scorch a feath
, er. Yoal can't humhug me" 'ss:tl
|. any long stories abou: abnndar
d grace i'll your. old Sabbath School
e for there's where. they make you,
j Corinthians xiv:34, and l know il
! The best thing you can do is to &
y home aad the last clause OF 1hxteiev
D. yi:l7.' tsf-o
; BY this time both young iadic
u were the first cause OF Luke. Will
: :, and it appeared ss though the SIC
:, qlar cCnstabulHfy would be calIct
q iq.
/, soh, you minx!' proclaimcd til
: first. Uh, you last world nfs Mat
j. thew ix:42 !! H- ss a.,
Is 'Ob, you nasty scribe and phari
u sec! shouted the other. 'QE, ~
y generation of vipsrs and scorpions
"a Oh, you Matthew vii:5!'
ts Aid with tLcsc purely Christia
,e expression, convey-diA the approx
: Cd method,+ hey both .rosc AN
la went thence.
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