The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-07-01
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE AND Incl
DENT
The Lord upbraideth not the child of prayer.
Who pleads for lacking wisdom. and for grace:
Prom such He never takesiHs loving care.
Nor turns His lace.


The Lord uPbraideth not the child of prayer.
Who pleads for lacking wisdom. and for grace;
Prom such He never take>iHis loving care.
Nor turns His lace.
The prayer unwavering In the Saviour's name
The plea for mercy and the earnest cry
To God ON high. -
O Prayer the saints delight the golden key
That doth unlock the treasury OF the Lord.
Would that our hearts were ever given to Thee.
With one accord.
The Prcsbvterian Board of Church Free
ton received from all sources the past year
Sl20,6e6.
Fifty years ago there wasnot Christian
in the Fiji Islands; to-day there is not pro-
feSsed heather.
The Rev. Geo. q. Barnes or, a he is called
in Kentucky, The Mountain Evangelist, is
now in India, where lac was once mission
AIRY.
The community of Shakers near Cohoes.
\. y. have been compelled to forbid strang
erS coming on to their property or attending
their services.
Usually the ewes of the Christian should he
ON past experience; it is very dangerous, if
not fatal habit, to Judge ourselves to be
safe because of something that we felt or did
twenty years ago.-SpurgeOn.
Notwithstanding all the efforts that have
been and are being put forth to give the Cos
pei To the heather, the Hon. Chester HOl-
comb. the Unioed States Secretary of Lega-
ton. says that there is in China but one mis-
sionary To each 100000 of the population OF
the Empire.
They that love Christ love to think of Him
love To hear of Him and love to read of Him.
They love To speak OF Him, for Him, to Him
They love His presence, His woke, His name
His will is their law, His dis4bnor is their
affiiction, His cause is their care, His people
are their companions His day is their de
/ light, His Word is their guide. His glory is
their end They had rather ten thousand
times suffer for Christ than that he should
suffer by them.-MeSon.
'Have you helped to organize many new
churches since you come to ChicagO2'
asked of a prominent Baptist minister, the
other day. NO" he replied, 'but | have
checrfully helped to bury two or three;
which, he added II think is often quite a
valuable service" If there be no heart in
tercSt in practical religion. the church is
dead. and the sooner the body * laid away
the better for the world No further service
is needed ilnd let no one put on mourning.
Rev. i. i. Calvin.
The erratic Jewish gentleman who is advO-
eating a call for convention at Paris or else
where in the year 1900 To arrange for .
still very busy in working up this intellcctu-
al balloon. Where our 1900 friend will he
when that period is here we know not, but
we are certain that il hc has a ghost OF u
slow he'will still he agitating his pet hpbby
but nc will probably be wise enough to place
the proposed date of transfer to 100000
instead OF l.9OO-San Francisco Jewish
Times
A revival of remarkable power is reported,
tl,f.r
National Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association. 1t is said to surpass
any similar manifestation ever seen in the
South The services are held in large cot
ton warehouse. i'm which 1000 chairs have
been placed and afiording standng-room for
nearly 1000 more hearers. Frem 5000 to
5000 attend the meetings. Mr.. Moody has
been engaged To continue the services during
the summer. The first business men of the
city are actively engaged i'll the movement.