The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-02-25
FAITH WITHOUT WORKS.
a CRAFT MOSTLY SAIL AND LIT LE
TONNAGE.
How he Size of Jsruiaie:n Was Chosen
The WcrIi SADLY Lacking IA P-act:'':'i
Religion. Which Would Accomplish
Nor. rn.,. 3u .l.e Pure EcoG Eilts.


RELIGION. Which "o"l" ACCOMPLISH
,,or r.,., .u ,le pur. vooG Falls.
NV
BRooKLE&, Feb ID ''f5;" a'''.''''
res arai1 assembled a '.,c service ),
Dr TaIIaere il :he Eroel,iyC Ac&d ~,
of NpS;c tits morning a1d also al 'ae
Christian Ife~a,l service, IN re NeW
York tcaGan?} ot Music u H,?e exon
mo fFho -p,,,.:Sai,;a il.e.r~ 4. T."
iaTtar ccrt3nras vitaauj- -e..c51"e -
ahstene9+ At caa service n X. <
Yort I.s5 l,rG.v av.n,:.. !.,cre vcr,.
roory ernoiioua, c,.jSc.;aS a"2oTz- :l;-
vasf and;e3ca. .l:d cc-:.t2..t :HeSe We
renea-aG han,.re:!, r!eaa - s..c,>H s.-.,..'s
anew tc Christian :Nes hence: st.
DR.. Taimage took Ger n?s 1"Xt a TIE
BrocElyn Academy: "t&;tn without
works IS deac, JAMES i!::20.
The Roman CnIhoiic cAaru&. has ,yssu
obaroeG win prt:ing tee Iucea s,cg >
SpoS goo5 works aua net ( enough upon
Ss;tb b ! charge Professionalism with
nntt,nr , ncr ercueh stress upon GOOD
Re Ros1-s - ccnnac,a,: with salvation.
go S'2 22,ors,,s v-;I; ,,ey4r save a mar. bur
II ~ man nave not GOOD works he has
no real fai1h and no geuui%e religion.
There are those who depend npon the
fact that taey are ali right inside, While
their conduct is wrong outside. Their
reIic;on for the most part, is made up
~ tsIH-virorous talk, fluent talk,
- ..15, ,a-,otna1 talk They
oGaSs,at tain' Won hv the hour in tell
VIII eneetC tCaiu !oS g., y! a-a ,Tbov come
Ing you IoM Sa SoVu stiI I;fa tbat they nave
" :;a0aa " suOn " 1T ordinarv Christians
no pa1lenC;e S;,, 49, s;snbsrga of their duty.
W II .ne ~ p.@,l orIS ~ lbs Got tired of this.
sS wv, !. VIC .n+o "o q roi;o;on W that viii work
to o ~ au " -. 49, .oi-c,n9stsnces = of life. We
ae. a'o a., on+ cno ~ =. new religion hut the old
g rs,;rion &c annlied in all possible direc-
+SaHs
Von6ar;s river with steep and
rootv hsnts and # roars like avoung
Mo Niso.rs ~ &C + rolls on over its rough
NJ II Soes nothing INIT talk about
itseif 81, The way from itssource in the
-oonntain NOM I 10 ~ the place where it empties
INTO the sea The banks are so steep
the cattle cannot come down to drink.
n 6oes not rnn one fertiliZing rill into
+Ss aSioinino field Il has not one
@r;st o-S Nil ~ Factory ON either side. 1t
ss,,1Ss sSs In IN wet weather with chilling
sons NJ ono @ osrss when that river is
is. sogs' 49, aaO ~ 80 90 -oors and no one cares
JUL a1Sns S;ss ~ ;nIo l' .ba saa a. Rnt Wonder
aootSe- 49, ~ %t sirer .nCS i moses it's hanks
with the warm tides, and its rocks with
floral lullaby the water. lilies asleep on
its bosom. 1t invites herds Of cattle
and focks of sheep and coveys OF birds
to come there and drink. 1t thas three
erist mills on one side and SIX cotton
factories on the other. 1t is the wealth
of 200 miles of luXuriant farms. Inc
birds of heaven chanted when 1t was
horn in the mountains, and the ocean
Shining will press in from the sea to
hail IT. aS 1tcomes down to the Atlantic
coast The one river is man who
lives for himself. The other river is a
man who lives for Others.
DO YOU know how the site of the an
cIent CITY of Jerusalem was chosen? :?
There were two brothers who had aG-
ioinino farms. The one brother had a
iarge family. the other had no family.
The brother with large family SAID:
"There is nv brother with no family,
he must be lonely, and I will try to
cheer him up, and l Will take some Of
the sheayes from nv field in the night
sine and set them over on his farm. and
say Nothing about it" The other
brother SAID: any brother has large
family and it is yerv difficult for him
to snnnort them. and will help him
along. and I win take some OF the
sheayes from nv farm in the night
tine anS set them xeronl lhis-arn.
and say nothing about it." SO the Wors
Of trsnsference went on night after
night, but eveG morning things SEEM
:. ed to be lust as they were, for though
sheayes had been subtracteG from each
farm. sheaves had also been added, and
the brothers were perplexed and could
not understand. But one night tue
brothers happened to meet while max
ing this generous transference, ara the
SPOT where they met was so sacre', that
it was chosen as the site of the city of
Jerusalem. If that tradition should
pro3e untounded, it will nevertheless
Stand as a beautiful allegory setting
forth the idea that where yer kindly
and generous and loving act is per-
formed, that is the spot TT for some
temple of commemoration.
have often spoken to you about
faith, but now i speak to you about
works, for faith without works IS
dead" think you will agree with me
in the statement that the great want OF
this world is more practical religion.
Wa wont nrsctical religion to 90 into
al az rnerchaplise. @@ It viii supervise the
sahs1sino Of Goods Il Will not allow a
Inos nan 70 sav " hat thing was made in
ono factory when it was made in anoth-
ar a. It will NOT allow the merchant to
Cow fbat h. wv watch was manufactured in
Geneva Switzerland. when it was man
,,factnred sn in Massachusetts. It will
SeeIi aaa a1iou, the merchant to say that
vine ngy cam came fro from Madeira when it came
fror @ caIifornia Practical religion
vii Vii wsit along by the store shelves
and m +e.r s@-o off W al the tags that make mis-