Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-03-03
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS.
Sermon Themes of the Several Pulpits
Last sunday.
Our Churches.


Sermon Themes Of the SEVERN F"iP"S
Last sunday.
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AS showing Wndl - gums VI. -" 80
community in all departments OF It's life
81 v,orl many readers will he interested
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lessons taught and emphasized in the sew
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JOY and strength
=, Il n - ..u.,.t,d from, Nehemiah
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VII, 10: '"The JOY Of the Lord Is your strthsu'
II IL unusunl TO find the words Joy and strength
thus associated The distinctive joys Of the
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worldly eherNa'e ui'u "in'' i'' Wv ~ :.
Of lie In religious Joys however. tneIe IL
strength, as the text aiIrms NehelllWl was ~,
gacious enough to discern tins, ana therefore 4 9
not suffer the people To continue mourning lor
their sins. Some TO-DAY are hot 50 WIS., ~ Na az
neHelI,u' "S ri,r sb"uid be rsnrntnnCr for sin
but it should be followedas quickly as possible ny
the JOY oil the lulu iicIc Is s'ivus,,r -,
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Rev f. f. Marggrai "l 'he NV e'S''"S' '"uiN"
preached from Matt " O. bleaseu ult 'n' Pun
In heart for they shall see God. inns was Ihe
third sertnon i'm n Ipnten series The speaker
controstcd these words of our Saviour with views
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advanced by dreek ana OrehIHi ph'iusoP''V'e "',"
religiunists, aud showed that Jesus was unique III
t,,hin, that p,rpupss and holiness of life deter
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mine our p 10 ~ ,i,,,,d n, bis ,onnc, NV
comes HuuS u'iu 20 +Int ,Ht.,nt ha also incomes
ihe HOY SUN ; W. 90 baaSnniinsss ,vbile mn
heavenly uuInvsS ~ nv''' N1,.,s, -, ,NI;,;a,
goullleSs rs h,L hn sLo,i ,,,acb thst stats
determines Wnet t ~" w. SIN nW ar Las 1iod siysn
wi'li 70 ,L,iiawrh c,trist 10 become like him
w PVVNV,, anoutf 4, bnt many In tbis life do
not: those that do are prepared for and enter in
TO- heaven those that 90 moi can 2oI @htS YER a4
ora neceSsariv scparated by CULTS which they
Themselves have permitted to grow up Charac-
ter in this life determines the starting point az
Wncn 'ie ogniS tbe Standnonf ot when lis
sntrre Wfe is to begin The good and bad at
death are not on an equality. Evil belittes here
and VIII 40 SO heIeaitTr ~"" nus ~ Thot
nunstipn comes to each and upon its answer each
,1,an's fnt,r, dsfends
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The blessedhess OF "i'ihS'
Row / f Fullerton. Mt the Congregational
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church' sloNc i''"' rN -, -, -
widow hath east more III imam all theE WHICH nave
cast into the treasury" This being the occasion
of the animal contribution to the New West Ed.
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uca'ion coi''i','SSou ~, VI "''''
to employ the CHRISTIAN school as weapon
against the superstition ana IanalieiSn III U!ah
and New MeNlcr,th1 Pleach'I ustu these Worus
to enforce upon ms hearers tht great ruin that
gifts are not measured by their amount, but 10y
the Willingness and heart oil me kNer Our Lord
saw the act OF the poor WIDOW as ne sat on the
porch al the Temple. ana ihau' u ieSSuh LOT III
turc ages -a lesson when Shouiu slnk deep INTO
tnneitv with which each should assist in every
good work: The speaker lald stress upon the
hleasuiT "l k,"s Viii VIII I'M w mo-, a. @ No.
Measure which must have come 10 this Door
woman, of feeling that he has part in the great
WORK OF DONG good
POul's strength and Dependence.
The subject Of Rev. c. H. Fansworth's sermon
nj the Methodist church was "Paul's dependence
upou individual miuistrations" The Sunday be-
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things through Ohrlst "IhNh SUPERINTENDENT me-
showing the power IF Paul's individuality touch
ed nv Christ Last Sunday his uurpose was to
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pcndence. The text of the morning was from
Phil ", ~; notwithstanding, ye have well done,
that We did communicate with my atlliction."
LIST, Pauls conversion was dependent upon the
Christ commissioned AnaniaS TO make II com
pete. He said Brother saul, receive thy sight. "
and Saul beheld. 2d, Pauls position among the
. apostles was dependent upon miniStratiuns from
RarnabaS, Introducing him to the brethren at Je-
rusalem. 3D., Pauls usefulness at Corinth, per
haps at Rome, was advanced by common crafts
man, AQuIa, ith, fauIS personal travels were
mustered TO hy Titus, Timothy and Others. 5th,
PaulS humility and practical preaching was pre-
served 10y mlnistratons from Satan, The thorn
i'll the flesh 9th, Paul's joyfulness through his
many viciSsltudes was due Ia the cheerful minis
tratiunS Of the Phlhpplan church. 9TH, Paul ;
partnership power was perfected by the plying