New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-20
SERMONS OF THE DAY.
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contains . preacher who gives fcrth no unoot'a.n
sound Tho Rev. Dr. H. Y. Satterlee u ono OF inc
most gifted and eloquent pfeacheN Of che Episcopeeo
Church. end hs sermon Yesterday morning Is deserving
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possesson Of their history Jesus OF NazsreM mo- oe
announced BY JohA the BAOsst - the A'nk ., tao
And He not only accepted me aue put "A'~ 80
went He proclaimed ~ Gospel q ne hneuon.. %
the persistence VIVA Wnen no nep' =. - ..s,...h,.
'ths Kingdom Of Heaven" In Ah DAraoles a."
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meek ana iowiS Jesus CHIMNEY 70 ~ H. .omsndSS snsh
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sne hnk0om he -. ss.s al ..,shv roo.rches were
ous s"~ n,s =. rn,t.t IN 4 word demanded duties
tne ni"ku my" W ~ .oc,sl II WA both absolute
ua' 49, =, =. 10Th aggressive and expansive
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80 :. -. ,.ve, of the spiritual law In the natural
NS " s =, "a. thus destined In the end
"onu ~ hs kingdoms Of the earth
-, ~ announcement Wa startling, end Of course 1t
euo- .S....a ~. cnJss ~ necessity adopted tho
s .d nv the nautical pa,tlcs of Judea Josephus
w ~ ou.h N shov TINT in those days party spirit
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1sn mig" ~ A., ,na N.tInn.,.t marty who were called
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~ ,he, bstred OF all foreign influences and especially
.h., =, Romana and Herodians There were, secondly,
enc the marty in power deepsnR local rulers
=, an v.nouished nations who regarded title Of king or
-, 10y r.u,s ~ en- omcr that no ruler Of their
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kno" our Lords answer. FROM an ear.n! pns y. n
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would eau clever repareee' WIN" sNi' P
home thrust aud eNaded the issue. 49, c,,,
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VINO taught Us never 70 utter an ioie "or~, 80
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CONSCIENTIOUS eonVicti0h-ih pare u"'ee"0 p''' r.
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The CIVIL AND SPIRITUAL hiN"D'N' AVA
RIVALS.
The truth is that Christ IN His answer ra'sea tNA'
question Of theirs 10 higher pane. o"pN sp."N!"e
OUT HIS own pure thought lie toia 'he'h s"'S ~ ~
only their inability to grasp the higher ioea OF Aisuo
oil Heaven when made their comparison possioic ofe
"ss nc laf''i oe'Meeh ms aosou', u u,." ~ No,
ard the En- Ire oil f"n'e me l'omsh emperor wac ho'
Ia representative OF the rival o the hmgs oi hhso'
The Eonan Empire itself was as different from the etef
nal Kingdom OF Heaven as voluntary human w.
80 ation in Athens or Jerusalem the Imperial Gov
e;3ucat ITSELF Caesar Plate, Could have power
all accept it given him from above And il the
that he had were ordained by God' IL was surely
,n,ir duty to obey the law OF the land They might
III Reader to caesar the Things winch were ,asar D. 50
j. ucj nrst rendered 70 God inc thniss winch were
co.'s.
80 decision OF our Lord regarding temporal matters
@, from 81. Pau's Epistes and other writer's
Of The NcN Testament, has largely influenced the
a.. cuduc: OF his followers than this. and Its effect
La, been divorce religion from politics. Us many
Led. but the exact reverse In telling HIS disciples
that they hod double duty to render at one ana inc
saAc Hh"-hf't uutJ " ''ou' anu VIZ" uus' w ie
lV,,rnncnt under which they hved-our Lord taught
t!cl do the duty from higher motive. and thus
ST. ied higher ideas OF citizenship At
tails made them power for good In every lana "
which tney went and orcntnies it brought them
conflict with political factions aud even the government
it,en Thus it WAS that in the days OF the Apostles
ard before tic destruction OF jerusalem the Nationalist
ar Zcao:s Of Judea found IN Christians their most po"
the Emperor Domtan and his successors ciaineo oi'
vine hoors and, with the sanction Of the Senate cVsed
their b. inscribed gods on the freze OF the
temples that the Roman government fouhd In the io
r, 9. r,. ,b,, the Roman Fm,ire which was SO
,,,,Iv tolerant Of ALL local forms OF religion grew
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