The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-28

his own image in the image OF Tod creaOeu
he him, male and female" "
After reviewing the two passages, which re-
lated TO the question and answer; he iorcipiy
pointed out mans likeness TO God spiritually
and then went on 10 argue the manner IN
which the man. by his own free Will, had oy
living in "A sensual form instead of celestial
one DESTROYED the image OF God within him.
He dwelt considerable on the point that
man has a spiritual being and Is fitting HIM
self here by his cultivation of goodness ana
truth for a higher and better state hereafter.
In the evening his subject was The Bible'
and how to understand it,
He fully explained the manner in which the
word should be understood spiritually ana
not literally. and during his discourse he read
one of the Psalms that Mr.. Ingersol had con-
demned for it, literal Interpretation.
lie then gave the spiritual interpretation
through the science of correspondence hh't
converted il from Mr.. lngersoPs idea OF
biasphemy 10 one of sublime spiritual prayer.
Young Mems Meeting.
The boys meeting at the Young Mems
Christian Association az o'clock on SUNDAY
afternoon WAS led by Mr.. W. W. Smith.
At 4 o'clock the meeting for young men
followed. which was conducted by Nh John
II. West
The subject was: known 10y their fruits
Meth VII, l6 Math. III. \
Mr.. West spoke very earnestly and deeply
impressed az present
At the close OF his remarks he called for tes-
timones. which We're freely given by quite a
number Of those present.
The singing was conducted by Mr.. s. II.
Mowry in an able manner. and Nessrs. y !.
Mingheld and &. j.. Wilkes sang solos.
lir. James >. Atkinson played the organ
and Alr. W. T. Willis the piano.
At o'clock Secretary Candlish took charge
Of his Bible class. at the close Of which tea
was served m the directors room.
The conversational tea which had been
started few weeks ago. and tho provisions
for which aye kindly furnished by the Ladies
Auxiliary. has already become very popular,
and 1t is bound to be- permanent feature of
the social attractions Of the Association.
To Preach At Beth Ahaba.
Rev. Edward y. CaHsh. Of Peoria. H., has
been invited 90 Richmond bv the committee
appointed hv the congregation Of Beth Ahaha
synagogue. and will sII.ye IN the city next
Friday
lie win oficate at the services on that even
ing and Saturday morning.
DR.. Caiisl Is spoken of ASA pulpit orator, an
erudite scholar and % man fine atialnments.
iic is known t0 number of the congrega-
ton, and j, prominently spoken of as sue
cc-sOr 10 the lauented Dr. Harris.
East Hanover Presbytery.
lie East hanover .fc-NNtcIA III nm allpuTu-
ed session. Will meet in the lecture-room oi the
First Presbyterian church this afternoon at
o'clock
The object is 10 consider the Rev. j. p.
L;ttle's resignation rs pastor Of the West
minister church.
Tho church has been cited by the Presby-
terry % appear aud express their willingness
or unw.lungncss 10 unite with Mr.. Little in
his request for the Presbytery to dissolve the
pastoral relations.
SundaySchool Society.
The Board Of Directors Of the Methodist
Suuday-School Society held q very interest
ing meeting ON sunday afternoon at which
delegates from all the schools We're present,
and several Of the city pastors.
The subject of Church extension was fully
discussed and plans formed for further work,
aided by tho methodist Laymeu's Cnion.n
The Board decided o. bold the next monthly
meeting at West-tnd. Manchester, instead Of
Central church on the second Sunday in Nav.