The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-20

Eerfec.. the holy aagess aud Christ hsua-
sell: 60 IsTe forever u glory are he hopes
Of the christian. Have we good rc4son
to exvect AZ this Is Cur hope vel founded
on 4 SURE fcnadatlon. on something that
viii not fall Bs. ready always 10 give an
answer to every man that aSkefh yon =
reason OF the hope that j. IN vou- The
nan Of God grown old In his service
answers that the foundation os his hope IS
the promise Of God Gods promise To
Abraham vas surely blessing / vii bless
thee and multiplying viii multiply thee. !"
And so after he bad patiently endured he
obtained ihe promise
FREE METHODIST cHrKeH.
Revival meetings have been in progress
ct the Free Methodist church, corner OF
Tenth and Pine streets. during the psst
week. Rev. G. T. MeRevn0sds, the pase Z
spoke yesterday upon the text found in
Psalm xeEl si2-*The righteous shafs Rsarish
like palm tree: he shall grow Ike eeazr IA
Lebanon.
At the evening service Rev. F. Ward,
recently OF walla walIa. preached. Daring
The coming week Rev. Ward and Rev.
James Eva viii assist Rev. IeEeynolds IN
tae revival meetings which viii De eontin-
ued until next Sunday
BERAcHAH BAPTIST cHuRcr.
Rev. Henry Morgan. pastor Of the Bsr-
ashah Baptist church. took thoroughly
appropriate subject for his morning dis
ef,urse-sLa Grippe: Is it DisboIicsl or
Divine N is Origin ?" Rev. Morgan TOOK
the ground that the prevalent epidemic
was directly work OF the evil one, and the
sermon Vas most interesting and instruct
i've
MaEgET STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
At the Market Street Baptist church. cor
ner Market and Main streets, Rev l. w.
Reed preached IN the morning upon the
sabject, Elements Of Church Prosperity.
His evening subject was Excuses" The
morning text was from Psalm cxviii :o5, and
the.eyening text from Luke xiy:ls.
BAPTIST TsBERxAcLK
The Baptist Tabernacle on South Fourth
street continues 10 attract largo ecngrega-
tons daily. Yesterday afternoon the
gospel service was conducted by Rev. ]. A.
Wirth. formerly a pastor OF the First Bap-
fist church OF this city. He was followed
By Mr.. +. A. Whitaker in short exhorta-
ton.
Rev. f. f. Keeyer last evening delivered
the fifth OF a series of lectures on Scenes
in the Life OF Daniel This church is
steadily increasing in numbers and iafu-
ence, and, though only organized a few
months. already contemplates the erection
OF church building.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. Elliott T. Brown. at the First Pres
byterian church, corner Third and Madison
streets, took tor his morning subject,
.'Honoring the Word OF Cod The even
ing discourse was upon the Characters
tics Of the Model Wife. "
PLYMOUTH coNGREGATIoN4L CHURCH.
"An Ancient Young Mans Epiiapho
was Rev. George A. Tewksbury's auhject
at the evening service of the Plymouth
Congregational church.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. d. ID. camph bell preached the last of
a series of evening sermons last evening at
the First Methodist Episcopal church,
upon the subject of Future Punishment. y
FIRSTLY EPISCOPAL PARISH.
Rev. George H. Watson conducted regu-
lar services of the Trinity Episcopal parish
Second and Blanchard streets. A choral
service by the children was held at 4
O'Clock, which was well attended.
ST. Marks PARISH EPISCOPAL
At the services of the ST. Marks Episco-
pal parish at ii o'clock. Rev. Bishop Pad
dock. Of Tacoma, preached. His discourse
was listened TO with great attention by the
large congregation present.
BATTERY STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
Miss Anna Downey, AT the Battery Street
Methodist church. continues to have large
congregations at the revival meetings in
progress. The services will continue the
present week.
NcRw EeIAS-pASIsH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. G. o. Rosing. at the Norwegian
Danish Lu;hersn church. chose for the
text at his morning discourse the first ten
verses OF the nineteenth chapter OF Luke,
illustrating the true way Of repentance and
how TO find Christ.
SWEDISH METHODIST CHURCH.
At the Swedish Methodist church on
Fifth street, near Pine, Rev. n, G. Nelson
preached in the morning from:
Luke xxi -2s-''And Peter followed afar Oft"
SogwEcTAN-DAsIsH METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. Lewis Wallhy, pastor Of the Nor
weglan-Danish Methodist church, preached
in the morning from:
Matthew xi2S-'corne unto me az sc that la
Dor aud are heavy laden. and viii give you
resa"
GERMAN EEFeRNEp cHrRcH.
Rev. G. Graedel, pastor OF the German
Reformed church, corner Seventh and
Pine streets, preached in the morning from
Genesis ili;I7I9 His subject was mans
fail and the punishment OF mankind.
wEIsH PHEsBYTrRfsS CHURCH.
Rev. RobertsISo Spokane Falls, preached
at the Presbyterian church on Olive street.
between seventh and Eighth, yesterday
This congregation is still without regular
pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Regular services were held az the First
Baptist church, yesterday By tie new pas
tor, Rev. g. J. 'Bavchett