The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-09-21
REV. DIR. TALMAGE.
THE BROOKLYN DiVINE'S SUN
DAY SERMON.


TEXT I'm al Hy rags acknowledge Him y
! Proverbs ill.,, 6.
There has been a tesdency in all lands and
| ages to sat apart certain days, places and oc-
| casions for especial religious.seryice, ana I"
| think thet they formeithe realm IN Whicn re-
| li-fon was chiefly TO act. NOW. while holy
| DAYS and holy places have their use, they can
| never be q substitute for continuous exercise
| OF faith and prayer.
! In ether words. a man cannot be so good
! Christian on Sabbath that he can afford to he
I q wording all the week. III steamer etaft
| for SOUTHAMPTON and sail one day in that di-
| rection ana the other si> days sail in other
/ directions how len4 before the steamer Will
/ get to Southampton Just as soon as tho
man viii e to heaven who sails on the Sab
/ bath day towarithat which is good, and the
/ ether six DAYS Of the week sails toward the
| world, the Gesh and the devil You cannot
| eatso much at the Sabbath banquet that you
| can afford religious abstinence all the rest eli
! the week.
Genuine religion is not era.m0dic, does
! not 90 by fits and starts, IS not an attack OF
/ chiIls and fever row cold until your teeth
| chatter, ne% hot until your bones ache.
/ Genuine religion marches on steadily up
| steep hills and along dangerous declvities,
/ It's eve eyer on the everlasting hills crowned
| with the castles OF the blessed.
! Ipropose, 50 far rs God may help me, to
1 show YOU how we may bring our religion in
/ to ordinary life and practice it in COMMON
/ things-yesterlay to-day, tomorrow.
! Ara I'm 4hc rFsr nlaea I remark. we ought
/ to bring religion into our ordinary convers2-
/ ton, a dam breaks, and two or three vii
/ lagos are submerged, South American
! por+hnual-a s,-s lloyys 4 cftv and people bsa
| Gin to taIt, af9u+ tho uncertainty Of human
! iifa ana In fha+ conversation think they are
/ en,sa e,ine, in raI;s-ions service when there
mn, Ia no reelection at all have noticed
| that in proportion as Christian experience is
1 shallow men talk about funerals and death
bods ana haarsaq and tombstones and cpl
| fanbs
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tLinc, is eilarop1 -~si'apaa5 unless GERMANS an
aoel Cbr;etfnn man in the corner of the
roorn. foeIipg that something ought to be
said. nuis one foot over the other and signs
bnaviiv and sqvs son. YES that's so =
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NOT sona+hinc 10 he yroaned about but
sorafhjt,e, 10 tan. afouf and sing about. your
face irradiqfed. The trouble is that men pro-
fessino the faith OF the GOSPEL are often Sc
inconsistent that they are afraid their con-
versation will NOT harmonic with their life
We cannot tax the gospel unless we live the
o,osnel Won will often find a man whose en-
fire life is f1U of Inconsistencies filing his
cor, ,ersatfon with such expressions as. 1--WE
are roiseTq HE sinners - "The Lord help US"
.UTha ord bless YOU" interlarding their
conversation with such phrases, which are
mere canting. and cantiny is the worst kind
NJ hvnocrisJ-
ia man have the grace Of God in his heart
dominant. be can talk religion, and it will
seem natural. and men. instead of being re-
pulsed bv il. will be attracted by it. Do you
not know that when two Christian people
talk as they ought about the things Of Christ
and heaven God gives special attention, and
/ He writes it all down Malachi ill.,, 16,
| "Then they that feared the Lord talked one
| to the other. and the Lord hearkened and
! heard and n hook of remembrance was writ
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