The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-26

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the righteous Judge will give me.
Martha Luther said Our Lord has
written the promise OF the resurrection,
not in Esrois alone. but in every leaf
In StyrinRtfrue. Through our tears
we see the eternal city where our de
,sarted loved ones are awaiting our
coming.
The grave Is no longer a charmed
house. but the door to everlasting Joy.
30 We can exclaiin again with Paul.
80 death. where il thy sting2 -,
grave. where il thy victory Thanks
be to God, which giveth us the victory
through our Lord Jesus Christ.
{. Christ Jesus il the way Of saliva
ton. II am the way. the truth and
the life II came to seek and to
save the lost 50 none need despair
Morality alone will not save Us; OBJ
seyyance OF church ordinances viii
not save as; faith tn a creed will lot
save US. faith in Christ will save as.
II He i made unto US wisdom, right
eousness, sanciiiication and fedemp-
ton.
Nv heart Il resting, q. nIy Cod
will give thsgks aud sing;
Ny heart is at the sacred source
81 every precious thing.
/ Now the fraii vessel Then hast made,
40 hand bat Thine snail I'll
/ For waters OF the earth have failed.
/ And ! am thifsttng stun.
Thirst for springs of heavenly life,
/ And here ali cay they rise.
seek the treasure of Thy love,
And elnse at hand It lies.
PLYMOUTH cosaREsAriossL CHURCH.
Tie subject OF the morning sermon
by the Kew. George A. Tewksbury
was THE Appearing Of the Stars.
and the text was Neh. iy.2i +.
/ so we lAt,ored in the work; and hall
of them held the spears from the rising
oi the morning I'LL the stars APP
/ peared. =
These words" said he, ''were
/ spoken by Nehemiah with reference
/ to the building of the walls OF Jerusa-
lem after the return from captivity.
Ii vas the method in those days 10
surround the cities with walls as
means OF protection from invasion.
Today the true protection of city
lies not in stone walls, bat human
souls. not in material source of
strength, but i'm the quality and moral
tone of Its people. Hence the work
in which we are to labor is the resto-
ration OF human souls. and the build
ing mp of character of stone-iike
solidiiy and integrity. This Is work
To lse done in all. but especially in the
young. Ii must lie wrought through
personal effort. the work centering in
some person.
AT the same time there must bee
the combination of labor All OF us
have work Ia do. some in one ca.
paeity. some in another, yet with a
common end always ia siew--the sal
vation OF souls. A spirit of love for
souls should be the motive power Of
our endeayors. while all We do should
be done ia spirit OF prayer. Every
day, from morning till night, ge are
to labor, I'LL the stars appear. by the
divine artiticer of heaven our crown Is
IA making, ans every soul We save on
earth wlli tie represented rs a star in
that crown. 20 We are 10 De star
makers. artificers of stars on earth.
Thus we shall make cur crown 10
bs indeed crown ef rejoicing. These
stars shall az length appear. At death,
/ or AT The night OF this earthly day. We
/ shall see them; and not until then
8 @stss&t w A8 &Attf w Ai4tA k7lE EAtt1 We
have done on earth. In the mean.
I while let as NOT indulge in day dreams,
bat coming down from them enter
earnestly into work during the hole
day ot earthly life
! la sae evening the pastor spoke 10
! fnll house on The New Constitution. -
in It's moral aspects.
81. MARS : EPISCOPAL.
/ -. Mark Episcopal church service
( was held in the hall south of the Ar
naory. There was very large and at
+ tentsye congregation. The rector. Rev
/ g l.. h1tchett. delivered an able and
elaborate sermon addressed 60 tAe
cross and Christianity. His text was
/ Ephe@isEsS Isl IL. That Christ may
/ dwell ia your hearts nv faith. that We
being rooted aud grounded In love.
May he alle Ia comprehend with ali
+ saints what is the breadth and length.
I AMI depth and height"
Z The discourse pointediy expressed
I the magnitude ana eKpanse of Chris
I siauity and the cross, showing that IL
VAS deep enough to reach down tn the
( poorest depressed soul, adm mister
salvation and raise htFu So the height
~ heaven The breadth was broad
enough The Shasiow IL IS cut,
stretched arms extended Co she re-
niaieSf YsVesses az tue universe. and
( the length bong enough a. reach
Z thfoaEh ali iifue troIA she beginning
1t sternssy. HE Said
The hiHsisa hsssory 81 salvation
that We should be SAvei ws~ made
manifest sna clear in the revelation 90
E 81, Paul Isl has ei0~cs IT prayer. And
. 10 rs the grsce i gwen. that Se faint
( ftot ia tFianAaticn bat peTrsive tbe
great love ~ Christ tosars us. Unto
+ hlU be glory lea the chareh, ty CHRIST
jessss throughout al sees, world with
oGt end
TRg EsEAGkH NArTlsTs,
Rev Henry Mergan 81 The RerahMh
hsfssst church Aesd serslce Yesterday
tu she hal. Al the coFner 81 Ninth and
Aosegt streets. SerxpW - to tr held
there again usxt SUNDAY. after which
q ~l3 take place in ths nes hall a.
assr aeasn Freed. sUst oampl~sssi.
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