The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-12
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The Mormon Church has more w'sion-
aries than the American Board OF ,feign
NJ isslona.
German research has shown that iha mel.
lCwneas OF old wine IL due 10 an more se la
It's proportion OF ely cerine.
The congregation OF which DR.. Burobard
was pas tor has dissolved. AMI the property
I''o bs turned over TO the New York Pes
bytery.
The Bible ChuroS, OF Stafford, Englaud
makes Vtgetarianism as we'll ms teetOtaliim
md total abstinence from tobaono an essen
tia condition OF LIS church membershir.
ChTist left bis grave clothes behind Him
In the sepnlohre because He rose 20 die no
n ore; death was 10 have no more dominic
over Him. Lazarus came out with his grave
clothes on, for he was 10 use them again;
but Chriet reipg 20 M immOral life, came
out free from thote ineumbraaceB. Mat.
thew Henry.
go quickly and tell His disciples that He
IL rlsen from the dead.n The disciples must
frat be ted the rews not tell the chief
priests ana the Phatiaees, that they may be
ooniounded; bat tell the disciples, that they
may be con tofted. God anticipates ths 10y
OF His friends more than the shame OF HIS
Observation-Disclosures Henry.
Mo- said MIS- Frank, i dldn't like that
mirhtei at oil; he made rue 30 nervous that
/ tou'dn't sleep wink all church time.
How different from our own pastor. al
ways enjoy Mr.. Jones preaching, he has
such Lice way OF speaking, You know.
VI y,Nheu be higgins % speak he soothes NV
nerve 80 q at dozs of before he has spoken
twenty words aad l regef wake until he let's
through.
VIM. II. Weiplsnd who, With the Rev. Mr.
HaTtnpn, waE sent last summer TO Alaska
by the MOrlvlan church on an exploring
t0ur TO secure foothold for Christian mis-
lion In that territory, has received from
Washington a commission as an officer OF
tie Signal Service Bureau. Mr.. Weinland
was 10 be ordained last Sundy deacoa OF
the MorSvian church at Bethlehem, Pa. He
will be accompanied 10 Alaska by Mrs
Weinland, Rev John Kilbuok, a Cherokee
indian, and his wife, and Hans Torgerson, a
Norweg an and lay missionary.
Professor l.. T. Townsend writing in lions
BeTald shows the Inconsistencies, contra.
dictions and absurdities OF the people who
ere protesting the fsith-cures. One OF tue
saddest sights in life Is Christian the victim
of a delusIon, involving him continually in
c3l tradlctiors OF which be is wholly uucon
,cious while they are apparent to all around
him. A correspondent writes ID the Pro.
fA'eor Il have been sick long time-hav-
ing been confined to the house since a year
last October. | am a tcm believer IN faith
and prayer. But am tired. oh. SO tired. OF
fsith.o1rses, mind curses, and their chain OF
cures"
Bishop" Ingersoll never loses an oppor-
tuniiv 10 excite laughter at the expense OF
the church. but in one respect he Is more
conservative than any clergyman In the
and. His belief in eternal punishment is
thorough and complete and his words imDly
a with on his part to stretch eternity AZ both
ends in order to make the punishment more
/ severe. These are his words: For every
I crime you commit you must aasEer.,o your
/ self and 20 the one you IN ure. AID II yO7
| have ever clothed another with woe you will
: never be quite SIS happy as though you had
! not Gone Ibst thing. No forgiveness ~ tas
/ gods EurIal. memorable. everlasting Is
I ice so far IS nature is concerned. That is
shat believe IN" Such q state nsnt--onF
( 80 .stbonleksly severe-is not 10 be f0und
! n sry Christian creed from that formulated
+ 1T Nicea 20 the ietest production o. the kind
by the Cengrsgsiionalists. Christianity 0ro
vides for forgiveness. bat Ingersoll will have
( none of It he puts The criminal into g
\ dungeon slams the door il his face. aud
leaves hiF0 there forever without a sing e
rsy OF hone. He out Czlvins Calvin, and
fairy nskes ones hair stand on end with
| no ror -Ex.