Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-09-24

ADOPTED TINS pan. l6sf
want any choir quarrels Wv fsS
well that in scores Of chm ~ klss
been perpetual contention il ~ lAa
The only church fight ira. ua' aAs,
under ny ministry was over I'd
my nrst settlement. Have voa
IN Church on the Sabbath ~. - us's
the choir sing, and you said IN, ~
did music" The next sabb. sl''as
In that church and there .a ~'u 'N
all. Whyi The leader wa. :, ,' y
assistants were mad. or thew wy -. z
together. Some Of the CHOIR s IS,
OF our best Christian people
warmest friends have ever bsS b
up in them Sabbath after Ssl ~ ID
sclentiously and successfullv -
praises OF God But the msior.s
choirs throughout the land ~ Z
up OF Christian people, and H.,
OF the church fights originate II II
loft take that back and sav1,s
A great many of our churches a. s.4s 4
choirs. 's 'Is
We want to rouse all our fs,om
duty Of sacred song. We want -.
lily Of our congregation 10 l.
school, Childish petulanee. obas.
intractability would be sootbed h
more singing in the housebod
our little ones would be preparsd \.
great congregation on tie $40
their voices uniting with our w..
praises Of the Lord. After a sbor,s
are scores of streams that CONS Al 1s
mountain side with voices rroli.
silyery, pouring into one river MI
rolling in united strength 10 tbs :.
would have all the families in an, I
send forth the voice Of prayer AMI +.
pouring it into the great tids j u
worship that rolls on and on to em,,,
the great wide heart Of God NJ.
we have our church sing as it ougb,
our families sing as they ought
There will be great revolutjo, i,
subject in all our churches. God M
down by his spirit and rouse IN !.
hymns and tunes that have not ~.
than half awake since the tine 7
grandfathers. The silent new, 1
church will break forth into mus
when the conductor takes his pla,s.
Sabbath day there will be a grea, L, !,
voices rushing into the harmon, I,
Christian friends, If we have no ~.
this service on earth, what will M
heaven, where they all sing, aud d, +
evers
| want to rouse You to a unahirn
Christian song that has never vet t4,n
hibited. Come now, clear your ~
and get ready for this duty, or rou
never hear the end OF this. | nsvs, 4.
forget hearing a Frenchman SIM
Marseillaise" on the Champ, EVs.
Paris, just before the battle o. Sedan
1870 never saw such enthusiasm M
or since. As be sang that naiionsl ali
how the Frenchmen shouted Have I'd
ever in an English assembsgs hsapd 4
band play God Save the Qaeenm mi
have You know something about liz Il
Of a national air Nov, IA
you that these songs we sing sabbath n
Sabbath are the national air Of lAa|
Christ and OF the kingdom Of heaven ID
Il you do not learn to sing them hefs, III
10 you ever expect to sing the rag 4
Moses and the Lambi lshouldnd esa
prised at all If some Of the best aathsmd
heaven were made up Of some Of The Isl
songs of earth. May God increase OWrr
erence for Christian psalmody, and Es7|
Is from disgraeing It BY our iHdiaEslal
md friyolity. When Cromwells AMI
vent into battle, he stood at The bead 4
hem one day and gave out the long nsa|
ioxology to the tune Of the "Old Hu
lredth.h and that great host, companI Il
regiment by regiment, hiAlu|
" battalion, Joined in the doxoloT
Praise God. from whom all blessings -oH'
Praise him. all creatures here below
Praise him above, ye heavenly host
Praise Father. Son and Holy Ghost
And while they sang they marched, "a
While they marched they fought and VAs
hey fought they got the victory. "a "a
md women Of Jesus Christ, let US golls
n our conflicts singing the praises oi5s
nd then, instead Of falling back a Y
lften do, from defeat to defeat We Wl-H
on from victory to Yleiory
Glory to the Father and 70 the son ~ y.
o the Holy Ghost, as it was in The o' n.
ling Is now aud ever shall be, word WV
uf end Aalen