Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-10
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mind oyer matter. The church is the mo,her
nt all The grandest Inventions" Mr. oouDe!
nreached Il little over an hour'anu hslu ruu y
Pontiontion nf his audience. His delivery Is
ir,nressiye. voice round and luii anu was ~
iirr,Iy heard IN every part OF the mouse. ne
- a logical. practical speaker and Al
timss rises 10 heights OF eioquehce'
Rev. G. &. Woods, of Kansas Ciiy' plei1m
ed in the Christian church III tne ene nn
His text WIS the last verse OF Inc ~
- noni's Letter TO the Galatians, Ana lheS
VI an, a. GnI in me- He said there was no
SSanIency 50 natural As to gloriiy hutoIu
nnt,ra IT waS only natural that the peopie
shouid clorify the Apostle ttul. Ine oh nnd
is that they lose sight OF the apostle anu
alorifv cod They were under "A MISTAKE as
si"Lls bor.ctar of Paul. 1t is a common
;;joa thst cod uses the little things OF lnls
,yo~,d 10 accomplish His ends. uou ne,ea
mse; an insignificant subject 10 acco"inl.sm q
MIGHTY work. we speak Oh tnc ii5naul put
1T lie acorn and the grandeur OF tne oaN. gu pu
"l s.e H. - +" # mn insignificant factor: Goo
ai,-.,- usps I. means in proportion W tho
m,"nnituIa of the work. lfthere are nations
10 6; conquered God raises up SyLus D. D.
Cesar. SO it was i'll SiorliyihS La"i. IT,
God did moi prepare fau' y Eoa
- not 90 among the masses and PLUCK an
insigrfrant man for His work. Inc la" y,
berediIy Ia the law OF God. MhefeNei ~
AL such = man as Moses or faui, you ina
trace it back and you VIII nilu ~ nh Enrnan
Ell from :; noble man ana 4 Si'iu ~ -,
PM was proud of his pareniaSe, sio,ieu Ii
feinr \ Hebrew. What Il wonueriul itlu
an.s !, RELIGIOUS home and the tender recoiiec
1ions of a praying mother pos,ess Wv
man. see also this as IA secohI 49, 1870
Pam Is sent down 10 Jerusalem 10 oe q
in hiS relioious life early. lie was D!ousn
mn nj the feet of Gamailel, anu W I'M w
world yves great debt. me hhu "a.
w;tb his mind all stored ready 10 go OUT !
tbe bottIe OF life. Paul WAS Il man Oh wohuei
ri nrniudiceS. God selects men Oh pTeJa
dice 10 do his work, because they arr lu &c
Of force. God meets Paui Win an II
preiudicGs. a. he journeys 10 h1ma %;
tlay the Christians. and strikes nihi VIZ
bIinIness. IL is here that faui SHOWS =.
grandeur Of his character. "Wh no is IL, Loiu.
srI when ne hears the answer he Deliefe
M life is complete until he recognizes II
lord. The character must be clahSeu us :. vi
entering of Jesus Christ. faui sis "' y
foot of .Iesus waiting for his orders. vi
"a MT senh Paul away just at once. we u
told he sent him into the wilderness ioi VII
vnors. He comes back from the wiioerhe
aattnr cou,muniug with God. He then preaeI
ed tLe word with power. He then setGut
his three missionary trips. Inc uisc,plihe
suffering is another process Oh Hous. :
man can tell how Paul ~utfereu-1esns ~
knew. He fought a grand hight, anu saiu
Teiniesd 10 know that there was "!aIo !,
far him a crown of righteousness. l
Woods, delivery was good. lie Is a n'
nls,sYnt. easy speaker, and held the attehtI
of his audience from beginning 10 END. 4
sermon was Il grand one, anu ~ 'hhe'
language was beautiful ana patue'''
por n Given preachcd in English, at
German Methodist church, SUNDAY hisn,,
arather small audience. His sermon Is :
ken of as being very ti6e, Luke a Oh, Il