The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26

snd ronld gsuli IN ihe plopis aeiiios
nhftuaf nIff
mo slanmoui win ssnendo tits n
request thst th1 uomhofa al The fln'
ysntiOn adopt r diharsnt policy ffuu
"a Hitherto puffufd, "a not ndnp
resolutions hife aud t1ad ~ h1'ul 81
'srt IN ga entirely diftTent alf0otlDn.
500 Grid dnsOft iutU y nrnun
Vt fnrHare aud 0n0lno1s aud ffuitfgl-
nrs zns oven hBti The lltl1aH NAinfl
OF mo Dead afh, h1 iNnit apun iuH
OF ra0rdiuafy fidt that thGfe Vas un0
oI1sptiOu, QUO qualifying "buW la fho
ssffipi0u 81 p1weg 90 those waters.
"EIt ths miry PLACES thereof and lsn
m ffsles thereof shall not hn hohed."
AL t,e poWGr of the rlyer oil The
FHhctusry Ineffective "a heal % matshl
Cauti1uiug hih bearers - holi fact
their conception 10! 100 hlernlleaa VI
the prophecy, the pastor asked tnss1
lli's.
Indeed, thtsrlyar, which comes from
thp a'tsr-tso plaza az 1aerihca-sod a.
go Wishty N beuIc9nce, iFreaista y
BuggOtts tngt lloat river of Coda
irgB graUs when flows from the cross
OF Christ 80 strong is th.
analogy that 10 IL htk9 wonder
That egpositorg have made Tho NnEsasu
% De only spiti,ubl and sYmboucal
There 10 a spiritual river, but ara tsure
SPIRITUAL MARSHES
to corroaDuna? The preacher frat do
6ued q marsh 10 b9 n place where .
great deal Of wafer had already come
yAin--iS WAS marsh STILL. Ofthis
sort are those VINO hear the Gospel, but
neither accept nor definitely rtl32- &c.
IsBt.gn4tes IL tfem. H9oY Eoer and
near, and nothing c0ns9 OF it. II losos
all ppH6r even over thalr Om0tl0Cs.
they know it al, ChrlsCg ruil6rlass
sara bGuu deaicted before them 80
often that they bshr tho august spec
tacl0 mmoyed. they ara gospol'aat-
ura cd human marshes. He quoted
S1urgeon az saying: az lave more kog3
Of IA AvOwed IL ii i9l than ofors tthes1
guspel-proot btar0rs,' and said THAI
Two strong inkdeis had hatn co0ver-1d
under his preachlug ia D&uSd, but no.
one OF these spiritual nofasses had
boeD redeemed. h appLo0 20 :ham
the erds If Christ: "'rhs thievas ard
hlrlets 20 into the Kingdom before
you"
III the second place, hs said march
wls "a mixture OF watOr and esrlh
which made both valu9le z. Tho
water was rpslled and tho 0arsa was
spoiled. You could xoltber drink tho !
ono nor cultivate tbs other, and these |
he c9mEafsh 10 worldly bsleVsrs. |
Neither wholly worldly nor Wholly |
lsaveniY, tnh world sneefe st tssir
Jhristiaulty aud tho church eudsrs
rom their wotidlinSss. The speaker
laid he mad seen lnsfshes which wSre |
rsry deceptive resembling vast, le'e'
)rairias, they were really troach-
irnus gusgmires. TIE church il
liicted with soma such professors
Fno are oil professors aud no reality
marshes! Some what akin 10 taose are
hose whose religion runs 20 talk and
lslee. Thoy produce 3 great crop, bus
L il all marsh Rra,s, cosrse ana
geedy.
Another characteristic OF 6 marsh il
hat IL tpke5 SIT tho water jc can geg
nd gives out &C iittls SIS possible.
,oMe people &ge AlwayS running 10
neStirEs, bat re never ge9l in tho
uiet pAtis OF Christian service. Even
DO grace of God stRgnatSs III such,
ust Ks the mamma spoilt kinder eertain
Tho speaker clsined shat oil marnh
sstural or spiritual-are
,juTioas, ard illustrated the proposi.
ion ia vayioEs wayR. Lastly, he
welt upou the awful state of such
ersone. When the ablest physicians
ave applied their last remedy in vain
70 despair of the patient. These un-
l0Yed hearers of the gospel: those
Torldly ana hypooritiosl professors
rs in that case. Gods last reinsdy
as bae II Tried in vain! "What more
hall ] DO unto thee that have NOS
one? saith the Lord"
Mr. Soohsld closed WITH an earnest
ppcal to his hearers 10 receive the
race Of S1d in truth.