New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-30
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, . .. a.. ,rs. n, timely truth the cause OF Christ
today the cause Of humanity as God Designer 10 ~.
the greatest captains in this crusade Oh low -,
was Phillips Brooks and fortunately MS i"Ase ~
easily he blotted from the intelligence Of MS as' 49,,
Dr.. b. Il. Tyler tDsciples)-Some men arc ."7 s,ch
any Christian denomination. Philips broo"' W.. 80.
m,n lie was an Episcopalian but he was m"ei "V
The catho!lclty OF Phillips Brookss hfe-hls thos'
words hi, dccds-was one Of the most II ho' ''V ''
marked feature OF his magnificent eha'aC' ,o.n,,",
preaching he dwclt with a marvellous Wea"' VI 49,,
imagery and with strange srrtual pow WI W. 800,
mental and truths OF the gospel i"o'o 49,, a.,
hs mental vision apparently, in the delivery OIL MS
courses only two-God and man ana theSc ""' " ,,
in loving and blessed fellowship hNr'y os.,' . ~,
and all other onsideratons were Tor th' '"'' ~ .,
Of sight Phillips Brooks in his ministry so u SIM
me- .ouph, nerc than almost any whom have known
to persuade 70 become Christians anu '"'' " ~
them up In a noble. spiritual manhood
Dr. James r. Day (Mc.hodi-t)-Phil'lps BROOKS WIS a"
example to those men who inpatient WITH inc Vr'
si.,cnt romnans Of and who try to snake
them of. lie renowned these things "'' i"''ue' s
Gospel as light darkness by cohh"s ~ WIN
spirit OF the Gospel ard by IL fofcmg away 'o
that killeth." lie did NOT strike az aarh"'ss VIZ"
hammer or chase the bats traditional bgotry through ,"
church att!cs shouting imprccatons upoh tnch u" ~
preached the great helpful heart oil tne "o'P'' gu"
.hamcd men OF their small and unworthy o'ous"'>.
lie was great American. great Christian ana Vf.'
prrachcr. May denomination and all OF "e ao
nominations up TO that emihehce Z" '"'
cathocty and charity where he stood on 'ha' uay WIN"
he went up higher ,,,. ,,.
Dr. Arson p. Atterbury (presbyterinn)-Fifecn years
or more ago | was studying at Andoyer Thcooeiea'
Seminary and recall wildly the esunau"i i'll VIM"
Phillip, Brooks then held by the students vi ''
classical town. lie the one whom all wishco !" '
on the occasion OF a sabbath stay in the neighoohs c
uo,o than QUO Of the Young men, much older coud
TIL a story similar that now recall to memory o' p0S
b, spend the Sbbith in Boston with a single PURPOSE
to hear that Inspiring and OF being so d"tennieu
ir,nroyo the opportunity follow him from chureh 10
services through tnrtc
hour sermons / wonder how stood III a"o
wonder still how he endured H. ,
The Rev j. L. Campbell (Baptst)-An arouc OF iai.h'
Of hope OF enthusiasm OF the world Is beNer DE-
,uss he lived and poorer bccause he has eft IT,
Dr. r. nottome tMethcdIst Eps' opall-of Johh was.eV
10 was said he was ,nnn oil ono ooo"' vi .
Brooks II may lc pertnenoy said nc wa. "s. "
ldra-hc reconciliation Of the wcfiu W "o' d" WIZ F~
and work OF Jesus Christ. 49,. =, :,
The Rev. Jesse F. Forbes presbyterian s -, ~
was A. a man he had the Creates, inhuei'c ' w
me most largely missed. His grand physique was .
hitting yabtatlon for gifted Intellect ana Tar hooei "e.
truc.hcaicd wamhelrted, he went poout
like his Master doing good simple a. a ,N'' 49,,
easily approached there was nalhooi WIN" 'o'""
admiration and compelled respect such eh'rA .ou1
not escape criticism. 1t wa too broai anu ,oo i"p
for that but no oac who him impugned ms MOTIVES
or mi-trustcd hi. desire to obey ana ioIo" ne r's
was however the Chrstlfc reelected from h pcrSonay
that gave II the greatest power. lie ure" "'ch Oo
cause H. let 1.-THE light shine. , -.
Dr. George l.. S1obridge CMcthoii't Eplseopap-ine
eminent OF hi, religion was not the herchy. DIV
humanity His Christ not the Hcdchurch, put tn'
f,oi nan That 20 broad could be- produced IN 70
narrow a Church hint a. TO the possibilities oi an
untrammellcd Christianity.
ne Kcv H. r. McEwcn crrcsbyt 'rl,n)-Among many
am: faro qualities. three which stand out very
strikiugly A. recall enthusiasm strength, t"ndcf-
ue.s Enthusiastic often spasnodc; strong
men sometimes hard tender are often weak HIS
enthusiasm contagious his strength commanding ms
tenderness winning not only won those VINO met
him he drew 70 him those who heard him.