New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
ECERY MIN HAS UORR TO DO.
Mr.. MOODY URGES EVERY ONE TO SAVE SINNERS,
Mt TO LET OTHERS SAVE THEM.

Mr. Moody continued his addresses to young men
in Association Hall. which was again crowded, last
evening His sermon was an exhortation 10 CHRIS
u,ns 10 exert themselves individually to save the sin
ners Of Ncw-York City. At It's close several hundred
men, at the cvangcst's request. raised their hald7
to promise that they would follow his advice ana
assist in his work during this week. which Is the last
Of Mr. MoOdy's efforts in the central part OF the city
Il was good thing. he said, for people to talk 70
one another upon religious topics. Each me,bcr ID
the congregation knew some one over whom ne hao
more influence than any other man. Each man hsd
certain work to do That work would be left undone
unless he attended to It himself. what VIII Chns'
saw he added "to a man who has been ial'hiui
cmrchgoer. who has attended all meetings, and yet
ms not raised hi, hand to help some struggling
fellowi Talents unused are worthless. Iherc
il power enough In this hall tonight to reach l'ooo
men IN the. next thirty days, If you only follow my
Instructions. Some Of you have many Irieids, 'pca"
TO them. You may do incalculabe good. i"e'e j.
much church work which Is not In the right hNo'
We must get into peoples hearts ana turn 'ie"
inside ont
Every man cannot be an astronomer. a erca'
orator great scientist but every man can lcao men
TO God and 10 the some people Will can Sou
cray. of course. But what OF that Every man
vim la, done ANYTHING has been called mad Paui
uras called mad Christ Himself was called Mad'
New York ny friends. needs 300 madneh' liner.
there will be u change here The summer Is soou
time for this work. too Many ministers are away
4 grand work can be done In this city. 'Ihey tlat
lac wise shall shine the brightness Of the hIuancht
they that turn men unto righteousness a. the stars III
Heaven Think % the who pcnned those lines /.
Wa, Daniel Who can tell me any Of the mhnohalres Oh
Eal, Ion today You could not dig them OUT VI
hi.tory. They were forgotten 100 years AFTER thcr
death Who viii know the mllonarcs OF new
York 100 years hcncel Look at Wesley lie Is d
lycler man 10 day than when he was IN the he'll'
Do Won know who the millionalics OF his DAY were
Can YOU tell me who were the lords and dukes VINO
looked down upon hlm' have forgotten so nut
history that / could hardly tell you uc mig ..
England who rcigncd in his day. Ana Nhiticih
-iill lives. This J., grand day 10 i've III. "orh.
The reason there arc 50 many hach>llucIs III tnc
clnrrho, Is because they do not work Ihcy are not
s,lrr.d M They simply Esten.' 49,,
Mr. Moody will preach tbs morning IN tle 'oi-
lecl,t. Church fifihavc. and Twenty nlnth-st inns
afternoon n Is O'Clock and this evening AZ O'CLOCK
In Association Hall He viii preach IN Harlem al
10 no A. m Tuesday. in VI. Morris Baptist Chuicn
WEDNESDAY I'm the Harlem Presbyterian thur'h
Thrr.dav in tho -. James Methodist Church Friday,
I'm Mt Morris BAPTIST Church. on TN" same DAY 5
he will preach AT O'Clock In the Colle-il" Churrh
rifth-avc and Twenty iutll Il. at 80 p. ~ IN the
Madison Avenue Reformed Church. Madison ave ana
Fifiv seventh IT,. and ~ 80 p m III the sl~li.'n
Avenue Presbyterian Church, MadiSon-ave and fity-