New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-07
GOOD DAY TO start ANEW.
MIR. MooDY's EASTER SERMON TO YOUNG MEN
ONLY

ME-. MooDY's EASTER SERMON TO YOUNG MEN
ONLY.
Few ministers in this city YESTERDAY preached 70 a.
large congregations did Mr. Moody III 'ie 'ocs'"'
Church. Fifth-avc and Twenty nhtl-st' III 'i'c morn.
ING. and at Association Hall in the afternoon al"
evening The addresses in Association Hall were
80. =. ,.o,,nr mon only and they filed the house
and listened with rapt attention to the eloquent
,rord. of thc cvancclist's Easter sermon. Inc pit
form WAS beautifully decorated WIN no"erS an"
palms Mr. and Mrs. StcbbinS lea INC m"S"' II
possblc Mr.. Moody was more thah "Su'i' o''"'' ~
his HEADINGS At the close OF the ihc'''"~s ""oo''
If Young men stood up at the evansciStS rcn"'s'' !"
he pravcd for in the final supplcation. ana almost
half of the large congregation attehucu '"c ""''''
meeting which folloYcd the sermon. ManN VI '"o
vo,r, mon who on saturday night had promised 10
do Individual missionary work for the cause OF 'rs'
kept their promises TO the letter. ... a..
r,eter sunday Mr. Moody said. was glorious DAY
on which to make a change for inc eoo" III o"o ~
II was a day on which to remember 'hiS'S H''''
heart and Christs compassion. WHY "'u "'o '"''
can people revere the memory OF Abfahih '''',"'.
and love hi, name II was because "c "a"
srch = hir heart 1t easy Tor MIN 10 pc
achod ny a tale OF pity or OF sorrow
Mon had accused him Of having woman "''''
But men could not help liking MN LOT .'"' ',''D'
And why did Christians love Jesus 'hrs' Al" "'"'.
Him, Il love Him." said Mr.. Moody pooa"'0
can't help H. He had such big hear'' l""' "
,rhv oyer and over again In the Holy BOOK No'
road that his heart was moved. People are ol'eh
,o,rod Is, beautiful music by tears But Christ
90 moved by the sight Of the multitude why
nccause lie conh read mems hearts lie coniu SEC
tlc sins and sorrows written there l"HaN' WI ''''
hcautiful Easter sunday ! want ~ tell You '"i'
Christ Is Interchangeable and lie is moved TO-DAY a.
easily as then His life was full Of pity lie dlH
sffrfa Oh y.
who had to cry. .rnclcan unclean' The lepro>y
~ sin my friends TO-DAY IS worse than that actual
lenrosv NJ the Fast Call 10 Christ TO have Him neal
Won He had compassion on all who came near
Him Are Won discouraged. dishcartcncdl Are you
saving that no one cares for youl Christ cares i'r
Won lie wants yon A. badly a. YOU want an" Ncc"
Him. But YOU must come 10 Him.
How can Christ forgive a man who does h''
want to be forgiven He had compassion on the
moor widow whose only son taken from her
There wa, something mysterious about Christ that
people eyed Him instantly. The sea ana the WINDS
obcvcd Him. II You want somebody tn hclp y"n'
come to Jesus Christ. when look upon these palm,
before me think Of Christ and Jerusalem. lie llih
mat city did not want Him. lie looked upon 1t and
iric Of You today Christ want, Won. but You
don't Him. II Wa li, compassion Whl,h
s,resv., -" me- lis love /, NOR. than the love Il
mother. Let hi, beautiful DAY be- the heenning 81
"A life Tor the Yong iifl WHO ART l'iN. '''
fhcn1 remember Association Hall the place where
they found ic let y1r name, 'io gay gay nr ~' on
the way God
Mr. Moody closed his address with an eloquent
PRAYER thanking God for the manifestation 81 His
presence and asking Him ~ watch over the young
men who had begun lfc anew.
Mr. Moody's plans for tis week follows
On Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday he Will
peak fur time, each day. I'D the morning AZ llar-
lem. tickets for which D. had ~ the Harlem
branch !. NJ C. A.. so > Wet onch hundred and
twenty. ffh st.. ln the afternoon Al the Collegiate
Church Fnh ave. and rwrniv ninth 81. ~ o',pck
A. 80 D. m. In the Madison Avenue Reformed Church
nv ~evcnfh Ard Mad ave- and AZ 80 O'clock
~ The Madison Avenue Pfcehtt"ritn Church Madison
ave. and Fifty third -. Next saturday evening AZ
O'Clock. and SUNDAY - . - and .. hc viii aeiin
peak 10 men only I'm Association Hall.