The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-08

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France made a brief exhortation, which
was followed by singing, and a forci-
BILE prayer by W. ]. Lank.
oBIIDRRN's MEETING.
AT 1.30 p. m, the children's meeting,
under the direction Of Rev. Isaac jew
ell, was opened with an appi oprlate
hymn, which was followed by an earn.
est prayer by Howard Mcdaniel. In
opening, Rev. Isaac Jewell referred to
the name Zebulum, which some per-
sons thought he had not spelled cor
rectiy. but he found on examination
that he was borne out by the scriptures
as lt was spelled in this way In fourteen
different places. He did not complain
OF his critics, but hoped that Miss Sal
lie would try again. In this case. Mr..
Jewell was right, and he seemed to
pride himself upon 1t. After this he
referred to his chart and the IL letters
representing the IL links or tribes, and
also the ID minor prophets. He asked
how many could repeat the names OF
the different books in the Bible COM
mencing with Genesis and ending with
Revelations2 ....-
As no one answered, he concluded
to leave the matter for future lesson.
Ho next quoted the names of the
prophets, and sought to famillarlze
the children with them, as he wished
10 show that they were linked to Christ,
and connected Adam with Christ. His
object was to set the children to think
ling and thereby do good. He explain.
ed the difference in teaching and the
influence exerted In saving the chill
|dren to the church Next week he
will take up the life of Christ, his tray
els and his works.
PREACHING SERVICE.
At $50 p. m. Rev. b. F. Price preach-
ed II sermon in which he wished to i'm
lpress upon his hearers the Importance
that they remember, understand and
beware. The power of Christ was IL
Illustrated by an allusion to the feeding
lof tho multitude with seven loaves and
a few small fishes. He reprobated the
lextravagance of the age, and showed
lhe propriety of economy by referring
to the command to gather up the frag
lments, that nothing should be lost.
he performance of miracles, he said,
was necessary to convince tho people
Of that day OF Chrlst's divinity and
power. The Pharlsees and theSaddu.
Gees, to whom Christ referred, had
their representatives at the present
day, who were asking for n sign from
Heaven, or for the performance OF II
miracle.
These doubters were classed with
the drunkArd, the swearcr, the liar and
the thief, and he cautioned all to lie.
ware of the leaven OF unrlghteousness
The great evils of the day were liquor
drinking Sabbath breaking, and the
love Of pleasure. He reprubated each
In the strongest terms and hoped for q
general reformation. In conclusion
he observed were he fifty years young
Ter, he would go to Borneo, to Darkest
Africa, and to waste places on earth,
to proclaim tho gospel and bring the
heathen To Jesus. The Lord was power
fnl and he awaited His pleasure. When
there was. failure in one place there
was abundance in another, nnd the
multitude would be fed.
\ Rev. Mr.. GrlSe made an address ur-
ginR all to unite In prayer and to in
woke the aid of the Holy Spirit. He Is
a good singer and eloquent speaker
but he failed to arouse that feeling
necessary to lead to revival or attract
the unconverted,
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