The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-24
III CHURCHES sunday
. NJ, Garfield Preached ou "Tho
1ys|c,l Element in Christian Man."
|EY THAT HEAR SHALL LIVE.
y. George 4. Nerriii's Discourse ut
rhs Evening service in the First H~p-
11se Church-The Rev. ~. G. Hay
Pr>achsd NJ Church Of tho New Jeru-

1r. II. Canneld lIscoursed last night
81. Paul'x NJ. t. church on "rhe
hyaical Element IN Christian Manhood"
y Ia these later years we have heard a
At deal about tie spiritual in man."
said. "we have neglected the
vslcaI aspect OF nan. Man
51d il the state OF being q
4n. Show me ~ man such as God
pant when no pr posed to make man
Ia will show yoa noble being. A
krfatian man is a Cnrist-iike mau. That
enough. Christ stood unquestioned a.
<rnnd man. / love 10 look at real.
|ble. upright man. 1t is n good picture
~ nearly all have some hnw. Nearly all
cn have some weakness The physical
hmpnt is prone 70 flaws. Man Is more
IN an animal. DocLOrs can point out
animal, but there are some things
~ the doctors cannot signate;; hen
.ornl, physical ann menGal are all right
bu have q noble creation. When all act
. harmony we have life; when they sep
|ote We have death.
NJ ] want to show you . picture. In
Iin first chapter of tie Blbla l. recori
. what God did in six day. Col spoke
Ia the world arose by successive steps
hen God said, Let us make man in our
baxe, after our likeness and ieG him have
IXIIIulOU O&CI Nlis Al tu1 iuiOtsc va ol't
la was created. There was council held
| htavsn and man was made AMI had
bminion. i show you by thls picture
lat God Rivss Lrominence To IN n's
kyojcal ma ure In the Garden Of Eden
|as also fouud everything TO minister to
u physical wants o. man.
|"In the second chapter we have still
lore respecting man. God formed man
the dust OF the grnurd, breathed into
~. Al. - n l..
himals and brought them to Adam
hsi bsde him name them. You W
Ian. young woman, let us ges
better conception OF the grandeur
YOUR being. The man who violates
Il phy sioal nature has lost the right % his
land origin. God made man In his Inn
b and IL seems to me that II we would
bly, remember this we would preserve
hr bodies invioiare.
|ssrhere has been time In the history If
u church when the body was heli In
tovails to . certain extonr. /. ,ok up
Ia preserve an erect flgnre. II
this body IL which God
toposos TO manifest himself. IL
Cots temple. The physical nature
,ould be 20 many avenues through which
od,s mercy and goodness may shine.
81 ns max Gods blessing upon The wJrK
preserving our bodies.
N II il glorious destiny. Some men
ant TO ne angels, but / 10 not before my
me. What Got wants of you and me,
that we be redeemed men and women,
hall you and 1 help to make up tuat
mily. God wi have IL, whether it
lt,nbers you and or not.
"A person with such destiny Is los-
II nothing n he is gaming with God
eve talk about immortality. Imno.-
slj,y J. never prtd.cated of the soul or
the spirit. The spirit never dies. TIL.
,dy shall put on Immortality. The
'rrup. liable shall put on incor-
,pliDility. They that hear shall
>r. This religion OF ours takes us out OF
% grovelling earth. The ideal man was
hrist. His nemies studied to find his
AVIS. hut they found In him no fault.
= knew the cstechism and was rrepaiel
meet any man. He always did right
I'd never did the wrong thing.
3 was thorough gentleman. He
Ould come to and help the weakest
ID tue vilost. He knew the value Of
1man life and human kind. lie did
" take on earth the form of an angel,
&c that Of u man like you and me. The
WAS grand compliment to
'sThe inspiration Of man to noble living
grounded on the three impulses, his
1Gin, his purpose and his destiny.
ollng men and y urg women, old men
ID old women, keep the thought always
ith you that you arc made in Gods
DSge- Have you lost lovsd onesi Only
alt. 'sThey will be mime" saith the
prd, when mske mp my jswels."