The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

~ RLYMOUTH CHURCM.
- 0oa1en HsIs Applied - Foreign
8 Mtaofo0s.
~. Goeero 4 rewksbuFy. - Plymouth Con-
- church, IN ths morning spokc upon
1900 ~ The Golden Ruis Applied 20 For
a M10ua" he took for bis tsxs.
III ~ S1Is13-Ail things whatsoever 20 would
- ohouId Do, 70 ron. Do - even 20 %
I'll ~ 1hss b ne Law and the prophets
'z -: OF our seven Congregational socie-
v11eh Cur annual g1f1 are aaked. six
p ned - the work a home and ore-1he
! mn ooord-to The foreign work, Certainly
~ ourht not 20 disturb ~ II IL fact OF
G1lc statistics that Of every 100 cents
s ~ n nus country for religions purposes.
Z - . me home work and 10 the for
q Y1en1 NOT only fof the continuance, bus
RI ~ nDxinpltce.ion Of those cents of that
~ however that 1esa shOu!d Be done for
- kSrno work. bat more, indeed, for both Il
y onon 70 mark 3 smallne0 OF spirit 70
= g IL foseign work the proportion given.
<G10n = eooGizlerable incfeeae Of =.
ut his Pisa In the form 81 IN srEu-
8 iSom history: ueing for this purpo&e the
~ no1o, not merely - . theory, but - .
~ unto others mot only - you would
" ~ ahpuld do u you. bat as In fact they
1rne and ~ on The whole yon seem TO Be
4 = - ihey have"
g r nj = generally tapt IN mind ~ II
= - that Jesus Christ was . foreign mis-
~ II eame from Heaven. q cOunify quito
3 = ~ dis earth, both ~ 70 locslssy and
1eom The true view Of His incarnation In.
4 ~ Nth n Bsthlehera simply introduced
lMto Jhis world from another. Before
49, Waa, am" stiod came from Tcmnn,
~ Holy One from Mount Parsn. His
&ogoro1 The heaven. and the earth was
e NJ psafoo." II can1e down from heaven
~ nine own will. bat the will OF him
n tQGt NE The earth WAS 90 oar Lord "a
1on 1eld.s He cams to Il - = missionary
& y ~ fcsulgn land. He wss in the fall sense
141ooeY herr. He had mo where TO lay his
one sayss with pathetic truthiuiness:
~ ~ cAlI ths drsaminxs OF Christ-shoss
Gcoa Of His which want log
eohesien like the sayings Of
~ y1o VS. slave. who had
Unt11od away from home, and who talked
Nj 1oop Of where he used 70 live. and what
No. y "a. ana what ne used to b. bis mind
snough the region Of His thoughts and
ol1coA Thsro Was sort Of aheent-miHd-
- abcot Hin. there vas kind Of irreie-
~ what He aid NJ times" His bearing. In
H ~ uoeds. Wa much that Of one who was no
1eGve. oefictiy speaking. d this world: while
- ~ eordially ad0peed II - his home.
- ~ enme Into This world - . whole. BE- Il
nbero1: net Into Il Coz the benefit O. sone
lnfve paxk Paiestins was TO Him only
S No0ooss chosen, - some place mutt have
~ ssbase Of operations" the circumfer.
~ Ghst center Was the circle Of the earth.
- - 1cved he world that He savc His only
o0on Son" The boundary Of the gift the
80, = that Of the lore. We must not
Co that word ''worid. !" or think that Psles-
eoan6s any moro In the divine intent for
rlnnd o. the United states than for India.
~ - Japan The same enlargement be-
49, . t3mo - we'll - place; He camo into
oyeg1d ~ evcsy peficd Of IL history, "oncs
11ah also the compass and extent Of the
- q The Holy Spirit, whom Christ. returning
1 ~ loreIgn deid, sends In his stead
slhon hs q come. he win rcprove the worls,
- ~, end Of righteousn esu. and Of juds.
16aa ~ may think Of God the Father. the
- md he Holy spirit a. Constituting q grand
11ouaFy society In Heaven for the evangel-
1oa - this earth; and Of the singing angels
oxoR utehIehem ~ honorcd and glad members
eneGoe& Have ~ any objection 10 the fact, or
T. ho&nG mombcn Of that society ourselves
8 - Apply, then. this part Of the argument
9Uahe surrepsitious use OF the name of
~ ~ take the name without the spirit: n.
esnG Him ~ Savior for ourselves, NO re-
- = oc1eps Him for the .world." or n We
UQA4o1o our own from other iands In rcsrect TO
- fn1eus and importance Of the gospel. saying:
- ~ not believe In foreign missions: have
- Unpathy with efforts TO evangeiixe
- uofid; with appesls for the Ameri-
Onn board or any other foreign missionary
epctgty-s This II In reality 70 undermine your.
oelffn yosr hore Of being saved: to cav or the
1mb - which you aru upheld. between your.
oetf and TIE tree What sclf.concsit 20 supposu
11AA ne whole world being lost, and lust A
mech cf - arrangement being necessary To
o1ye part - No whole Of II. God would pro
x(4oa eay1ee - save you. aud not the rest OF
Mntnds ard what reflection, too. on Him,
Night veil suppose the psevioas dialogue 10
6G--De ron believe yau are sinner, th.,
~ cAunot save yourself. and tha, al other
Deepee ere - siniai and needy ssyou sres
yoM-YeA
0oi--beans sinner. are yos willing the
eaykoe provtde Tor yoa should be savior also
tor al other sinncrss
You~Yea
ood--In case send TIA, Savior TO you ars. or
- yoef land arc ron willing 10 do what you can
- make him known 10 other lsndsr
You-Yes.
q. certainly, this would be tho answer In al.
yonra. Hut how mean the spirit that in pains
Nl moi would restrict him, that would do notA.
~ 10 make him known beyond ones own
country. saying. AS long ~ the people Of NY
hnd are ssved. DO not care about other lands :
Yos SET your salvation iFos the ersssreAi foreign
utssionasy. jesus Christ. who vas both = aasiss
Of Heaven and Jew. and 81 e,oashs To ycu. .
gentle. Are you now unwilling 10 make aisa
kaown b ether gentiias also. One woala
olmRf think that Christ was native American
bern In Bethlehem. \. H., % Bstaiehen. nena
Instead cs Bethlehem ei imssa. ssch Is the sci
Gsh exciusfvenes often saesa in regard 10
sdofo - ssnd h's siosscns gospel oas Of thls
eoantxy. Even cid Caiaphas had . bvstes
thought than this See Joha ri 81, 81
II. Take sext the history Of our Anxia-sasou
onreatorn
he earliest inhabitants 81 Britain were a,
Celtic origin The island Was invaded b,
Jsltps Cesar. y. G. Is. as which time its anthem
~ history begins The larger part OF IL. inelas
1nR England aud wales, and nearly the loves
third IL scotland. was hsangAt within ne
Roman empire during the asss century Of Fhs
chrissiau era. and 90 rsaslned aasil the sasaas,
e the atth century. Tie rsople. known sn0s.
e1eoeiaily ~ BsitcSs. evsz whom this pewer hse
easended. hal slressiy .ussses isnrrsy fsosa n.
picss ana seoss These were wsslike. earasren,
txthes. occupying the more eohtsai rArs 81 Sees
lAnd. whum the Rusasas were Unable 10 over
eomA Their msrxuding expeditions into N,
oootssssa country ccasssaed afsss the kanaz
abandon ment; ard the srisoaa ending thea
effves soresy pressed. appealed Zoe aid 10 cersAgs
1e0{ontc Tribes. the nAxons. Angles and lNss<
Who occupied the territory between the ies~l
xtoe and the Baltic. in the southwestern ras'
81 Germany. nov sehlesule and naisseln
3e<y are known by The general nsnas
- Anrio-Saxcns Their answes 10 this arpsA
voa favorable: hui the blessing wss seoa ssrne,i
11tc . eufse. tor having tarnet bach the tnssa
- nEAleu whom they had hecE summoned.
s&eey turned their swords sSainss The Ersssns
10Gmstaves. and after fssIsal coatese sahsae<i
eAolf ccunsry. which vas hsacescrin called Eng
33nN4 tAnxlc-laad3 tho anglo s&xcns ess&h-
reoo s>vsa SNAIL kinEaens - neptArcAyl
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