New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-03
DIR CoLLYER CONTINUES THE SUBJECT.
! TUr JUsTITICATION OF TIE HEKO uVVl''I' M"
THAT OF H. WIFE

The Rev Dr. Robert C,llycr yesterday preached
hi, second sermon upon Robert Eism'I'' "'A'-
Use of these words for his text; Ih1 n'' SAah "''
by faiihp Dr. Conyer began by referring 10 tne con
clusion OF his discourse two weeks ago. IN winch nc
had discussed the first part of the story. Fs'Ds "
a, I'm, point where Robert Ll,mcic mai tahcA hlN
orlers and when the time was fast app!o""l"-
when he and his noble wife would beea To dii' apart
Dr. Colyer continued the subject ia substance -
follows:
Robert Elsmcre had entered into another Llsa a -
holy bond, thal of marriage, Win woman VIZ - a..
"a i'm line be,i anu uObicst OF women. a. ne VA p"
her the hes, aud uucst OF Llen Ana ...."o' o.
lc,e Tat other spiut Oh th'.li- i"'' ., a. 49,
4. ,tpht. NO matter what may De ,ald h'" '.N.
the struggle. The vile cannot iollpw anG urs'I' n'r
ola iaitl. All Is becoming a. hoii,oIe - noI .
smoke of hell You may saY that q Nouh nave D''n
joy TO her. Il the man VINO vas the cd"'c VI M,
f,1uble, would have thrown oil cloa~ ana shoMn
himself a Ventable Plllcr Of Darhne's. hul AZ aAy
r,Ie the wife is his guardian angel aud must DO hcr
best fof him lie must lind thu, new trnth, ana sAs
ren,ain by The oil fati and watch them A. hey
duft apart The cham COWS W'dhc, 40
hui never Guile brcaA,. leaving u, O. think ma the
,vrll.known words should read: Those whom HOi
has ,o,a ned together no man can pui auDd'r 10"
Lar ~ bcr was The Chuich of which both were mtn-
Hers Yon might say he should have done his WORK
IN the best way he anew how and spaled his vile IoF
On the ether hand he fell inwardy bound 10 al
hooks and ASK questions. ANA YOU may say SUE rh"Nt
have stood with HIM. Even II g led To p,idIio-, sas
should have gone down with him. believing lhal nv
would have needed her there more than ever 'as
could not holl him back Thought AZ first sh'
The seeding Of this duty. and 4 We do ard We 'na h
share It's JOY. IL not. ! VIII stag Whcrs al' ~"
YOU shan have your Joy Thi, was my - cohcil-
Sion. But then saw that Il wa, not ID ne H al.l,
of things The woman could not do thar any more
than he could stop, Herein lies ih' justine ~ ~
First II all the woman must not aDat, one whit .i I,r
nobility sh" seeking 10 b. guild cntTh N
her heart aud nature she wa unrfufed on NV
Rble AMI its teachings. She hal grown o. h' =
noble woman through instincts for the dlNinc,t am
best The bread of If hal AWAY, satisfied h'r.
she tiled 10 brace herself In her attempts 10 re- N
her husband. She went about Ike al angel ol '"h
and Rad all strong books. SNc believed mar " VS.
the Book that made tho life dVin' ard not the lir
that made the Book divine. She believed that dou
ing was sin. Feeling That way, how else could ne
do than she did She shut up In her faih tin
10 her faith. II was for the very loves saar thnt
she could not do differently She would Willingly
have gone 10 the utermost ends % The earth 10 save
her husband. she bound the cords AROUND her
heart and said let them cur ever - deen VIII
reach the la>' extremity Ia save my dear hushand
THAT was her justification. lIow about Oh" man
His justification must be r thc fat thar ~ wa tfie
10 the lrreurc~shle warnings az his own soul ma
Gods life + In mans soul. NAV warn all who may
enter on such a path. and shall IN thc futur nfeieh
on the sound evidences ~ the bible. which believe
10 be true but sim therH are and VIII be many who
vW have TO tread the pathway themselves can
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