The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-05
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ars Sszgfsz, Mrs. Tzayex and far Hummer
;sssfe ssspEt addresses On tlae objects Of the
temperance cause
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pr knuzsaxr dgissAtess his audience
Win hss lessaFe en- ~Gae Inspiration pf ghe
Scriptures After explaining the sayIasss
theories concerning inspiration. the almost
indispensable difficulties ia fGe way ofs7Slass
l@tiea. ste charming ffasilres Of the Bible
and she position occupied By the inspired
wffteEs afief dwelling upaa the aec~ssisy
of each person being able to distinguish
between The contents Of the rer0ri and
the record Itself, the speaker pFoceSdesi 10
answer some Of the objections against IN
spisaiier- The HOS. prominent objections
were J. The Eaystery Of the blksle, ?.
has beea pessdliug aruana concerning she
Increase Of the israeiiges. J. Borrowing
a, the time of the exSdns 4 tod haniess-
ing faafaos's heart 5. The bibse bistotiy
heck, Hsfc the ohiersdr must prove thai
the shedding pf hissed WIS NOT tnereffui
thing, as IN the ease Of the civil aaT All
the objections were answered Ia n manner
that was highly satisfactory and which
left no ruoas for doubt Dr. knIamsT
closed by showing the necessity. for faith,
then experience. then know ledge. skep-
ties would reverse the order and have
knowledge siss'. which would lie iEapos
slhie.
on Thursday al II 20 q IA. DR.. RnmnaeF
delivered his final lecture on the ~iEseifa
ton Of the Ssrlpigres,o which Was by far
the most inassefful of The series. The iirst
general theme was the historical and col.
. lateral proof. He spoke OF the divinity as
seen IN its influence upoa the habits, Gus
toms and laws Of the people.
This proof is conclusive. because IL
took centuries for rs sweep. aud forever
shut the blatant mouths al infiaels
II the Bible be not true. ii remaiss for
the ebleetar to account for the rise and
progress Of christianity.
The speaker then took mp The internal
evidence.
1 The typical evidence
,; The uasystenafie arrangement of the
scriptures
4, The fulfiilment of prephesy.
4. Uni;y OF the scriptures.
:. its universal adaptahslity
& Christ, Is tie "a fnfeVryf Who forged
Him. II weuid take Christ 10 forge a
Christ
I Al anaasmefahie argument In favor of
The divinity of scriptures is the following
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/ l. The writer's of the bible were either
+ > Taey easiid net bave been had men or
7 they woaiti have wFi;ten the scriptures
= II they 5seFv coed men they would not
have passed taeSe writings as their oRn
( rsgduetion, therefore they were divine.
TAe speaker closed by appeaitng 70 saint
and sinner Ia read the Word Upon his
knees with the aid oI the Holy Spirit. II
tie does this belief VIII be established ia
his heart which 40 argument can weather.
When the lecturer sat down raFt Of the
congregation were In tears. and eiRsplfE
+ the hand of nr. Hummer said it was the
Z bes. lecture they had ever heard
On Thursday at D. 10 the w. 4. r e.
exercises Hsre ia charge II Mrs, Mary BE-
/ ron Reese, who spoke briefly Of the work
Mrs Turreu and Mrs. Ward talked of tho
influence Of the mothers meeting Rev
Wstson encouraged the women 10y come
+ tiEloiy remarks.
qeartefte consisting Of Mrs And Miss
Ward, Asssrs, Bates and Ward rendered
SOME excellent music, We feei assured
that this temperance hour VIII be sAe
niuSf in'ergs iiHg part 81 the day. At p. n.
Rev II l.. Bates rad an abe essay on
: 1.-THE Minister as a Bsale Siafieut" The
( speaker urged that II ills minister would
do effective work and he sReeessiiii. be
mus; be thoroughly cnarefsaff with the
holy scriptures.
Saturday evening a sgeFeoptitan enter
usaf viii be given. 1,alHyea by musicale
under tie direction a Mrs " " Beck, Of
Na,fa Waila. wha Is al accomplished
musician 9rs PsIulne, naiianal esaagcl-
- = 49, - frs4Ta Il s4rFt
reuglct valuable assistance.
FsgpkY's HxEsessEs
Rev. Mf Pierce eeadaste6 the chapel
& services AZ s a IA After PRAYER AID stag
4 ing. tie SUBJECT Of sacrifice. WAS dis
etissea NJ Price has aa original way If
teilius tssiag $ sish makes Truth very
plain ia his hearers Toe chapel exercises,
though s9ess, ere Interesting and fail u
spiritual Instruction
After chapel The Teachers Rellnd Table
vas conducted isy aY. Gea " Marsh. Tie
question. ..Iog Shall We Bring CHiiasea
F i, the sabbath school, was discussed by
geys. rierce, Bates. Greene. Mrs Pierce
and vi ard
After the Round Table Prof. George Lind
say. Of Gpupeviiic Academy. delivered a
lecture on tod and His Works TIE
subject was ably handled, and slthoues
atsiTuse IN some paris, was appreciated by
fsiose who gase fseis thoughts aad atten.
ton to IL
AsIia N aa excursion party, ebaper-
aped by General snrsgue and Captain
sSnswoyth. came fn from Tacoma on the
Harry linn. and spent 9 few hsnfs ram
+ hing through the wtlds Of Chae;aueBa
Ia the afternoon Mrs N. Is Reese spoke Of
the arsthy thar existed ia the hearts of the
/ people tysf BEFORE the erBa&ie. TIE papers
secular and religions. did not sneaftss1 tie
xs4hseet and legislative Bodies sisG fsot dis
ellss Il Nrs. Resssss then spoke Of the rise
{ Of the crusade tsfto. the state that has
been the birthplace Of So na8ch that Is
great and gsyssd has the honor Of iselag the
& birthplace ef tb5s wonderful Nork. After
fsrayrr rs Rev watson and the s3nEsag Of
+ tae crusade heian, Mrs Annse Palmer u
Iowa. rrsefat,sr of The evsnsrssssie beard
Of ths wasaeas Christian Temperance
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