Telegram-herald., 1888-08-06

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tsrfsrsd saEh TIE hftszx of 90 sPlsa.1ad
Haoa1asens - a<salagsoa- L@rsest hesrty
fos tAs boy lsrgess Ass<ty for tie uiEd,
l@rx~t hhsrty for tie sS1l
kes. l ~aas - sno- yo1- A. |. matter y
sdsoe1ey for ~kat heiless @ bs the right.
tl.s sslenaors II orthodoxy. Many ave sqs-
possd tAas - dAscsplss are psepis q fat
sSzils saa 10 rs~iIng, snd eeAlnd tse age,
All ths victims II gui.lb.L-ry. l sa31 STOW
yoa sAsr Ia ~ord czt1a5oxy stands for ths
Te@sess spisndars outside q heaven Be-
bold The spls1dors o. its &chisFemsnts All
rhs Haassaon4ries of tns Gospel ths sorld
rosnd are u,sn WHO believe in a entire Blbls
Call the ron q al tb- missionaries ~h0 are
eadaring secraoss IN ths enas u the eartA
Tor ths cause q rsllgio1 snd ths worlds BET
terment. and they al believe IN al entire
b41la Just IS soon rs missionary bexins
- doszbt whether there ever Was a Garden II
Eden, o. whether thsre Is any such thing a.
future punishment, hs comes right homs
from Beyrout or Madras and goes into the
insurxEcs o<slnsssl An ths missionary soci-
ties this day are odicered By orthodox men
AID ara Supported by orthodox churches
Orthodoxy, beginning with the Sand w'ieh
iSlanos, has captured vast regions Of basba-
rlzui for eivilizzt4on, while heterodoxy has
70 capture the first square inch Blatant for
many years Ia Great Britain and the United
States aud strutting about with peacockian
orazgaSsio, It has yet TO capture the FIRST
eonticsnt, the first state. the first township
the nrst ward. the first space Of ground as
big as you could cover with the small end II
sharp pin Ninety-nine out Of every hun
dred OF the Protestant churches Of America
were built by people who believed in an entire
Bible The pulpit now may preach some
other go<pel, but IL u hsterodox gun on an
orthodox carriage The foundations OF al
the churches that are Of very great use in
this world today were laid by men who be-
heved the Bible from I'D To lid, and il cam
not take is tn that way viii not take il at
al, Just as IL received letter that pre-
tended TO como from friend, and part Of it
was bis and part somebody elses, and the
other part somebody else's, and il was a sort
OF literary mongrelism, would throw the
garbled sheets into the waste basket
No church Of very great influence today
but was built by those who believed in an
entire Bible. Neither viii church last long
built on q part OF the Bible You have
noticed. suppose, that as soon as a man be-
gins 20 give up the Bible he is apt TO rreach
In some hall, and he has an audience while bs
lives, and when ne dies the church dies III
thought that my church in BROOKLYN WAS
built on quarter OF a Bible, or a half
Bible, or three-quartcrs of Bible. or ninety
nine one-hundredths Of Bible. | would
expect IL TO die when die; but when know
1t Is built on the entire Word Of God. know
1t viii last two hundred years after you and
i sleep tho last sleep. Oh, the splendors of
an orthodoxy which with ten thousand hands
and ten thousand puipits and ten thousand
Christian churches, is trying to save the
worldi
In Music hall, Boston, for many years
stood Theodore Parker battling ORTHODOXY.
giving 1t, as sons supposed at that time. it's
death wound He was tho most fascinatinr
man ever heard or ever expected 10 bear.
and came out from hearing him thinking
in my boyhood way: "Wsll, that's the death
OF the church" On that Same street and
not far from being opposite, stood Park Con-
gregational church, called by its epemies
Hell Fire Corner" Theodore PARKER d;ed
and his church died with him; or. if il IL in
existence, IL is 20 small you cannot sss n
with the naked eye. Park Conversational
church still stands on Hell Fire Corner
laundering AWAY the magnificent truths Of
this glorious orthodoxy Just as though Thco-
dore Parker had never lived All that Bos-
ton, or Brooklyn, or New York, OF the world
ever got that is worth having came through
the wide equeduct OF orthodoxy from the
throne OF God.
Behold the splendors of character built IN
by orthodoxy Who had the greatest bu-
man intellect the world ever ever kpevf
Paul In physical stature insignificant; in
mind, head and shoulders above all the
giants of the aga Orthodox from scalp to
heel Who was the greatest poet the ages
ever saw, acknowledged to he so both by in
fdels and Christiansi John Milton. seeing
more without eyes than anybody else ever
saw with eyes Orthodox from scalp to heel.
Who was the greatest reformer tho world
has ever seen, SO acknowledged by iufidels as
well as by Christiansf Martin Luther. Or
thcdo1 from scalp 70 heel
Then look at the certitudes. o man. b.
lieving In an entire Bible, where did you
come FRONT Answer: II descended from A /
perfect parentage in Paradise, and Jehovah |
bresthed into my nostrils the hreath of life |
l am son Of God" o man, believing in a |
hall and half Bible, believing in Bicle in /
spots. where did you come FRONT Answer: |
1T Is all uncertain; in my ancestral limo
away back there was an ourang -outang and /
a tadpole and n poIlywog, and il took mill 4
ions OF years TO get me evoluted" O man.
believing in Blbio In spots, where /
arc you going to when ron quit /
THIS worldf Answer: Going into n
-. b. fr4N~ .
and then l shall pass through on into the
great anywhere, and shall probably arrive
In the nowhere" That is where I thought
you would fatch up. o mar, believing in an
entire Bible, and believing with all your
heart, where are you going to when you
leave this woridl Answer: "Iam going 70
my fathers house; an going into ths COM
: ranio1ship of my loved ones who have gone
before; am going to leave all my sins, aud
l an going 70 be With God and like God for
ever and forever" On, the glorious certi-
tnd>s Of orthodoxTi
-BcAold tie spleDdorz II orthodoxy iu It's
Of two dsstinias
Palace and perisentisry. Palace with
gates on ell sides, through which all nay
enter and live on celestial luxuries world
without end. ard oil for ths knocking and
tbs asking a palace crander than If all the
Alss11hrss and the Versailles a1d toe Wind
'r castles ard the Winter gardens ari ths
imperial sbodes of al ths earth were hoaved
~ into one architectCral glory. At the other
nd cf the universe peni.rntiary, vhers
'1en vbo want their ss1S can hare them.
" Eculd II be fair thst yoa and should have
'zr choice q Chr e sad tie palscs and other
ssu be denied tkeir choice OK sin snd eternal
egr.dssi0ni Palace ara penfteatiarv. Tns
rSe of no use unleSs vc1 have ths last
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