Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-28
The TEN ELEMENTS OF PRAYER.
Mr.. Noody's First Afternoon sermon
Devoted to This Theme.

Mr.. Noody's First Afternoon sermon
Devoted to This Theme.
AS early as . o'clock yesterday after
noon people began to gather at the taber-
mole in lare. numbers to hear the words
a. fbe great evangelist. but many of them
had to retrace their steps. and others
had +, SO further from home to enjoy that
pleasure.
In view Of the extreme cold Of the
tabernacle. Mr. Moody had decided that it
would De- incNpedient 10 hold the meetings
tn.r. until th- weather had moderated t.
sauna. extent. Accordingly ne notified the
,,.aers about noon that Dee would conduct
Services 80 @ O'Clock in The CGace-A1rcet
Baptist church.
mis- oIince was soon nn0 20 overflow
ir- hv d portion of those who hal gone
2, the tabernacle. and many We're turned
from th, doors. The small meloieon from
tl.. Sunday-school room of tho ne"
church had been placed on thu rostrum,
ana Mr. Saukey opened the sonE-sctNlcr
Iv singing. ALAS. And DID My saviour
I.,.l." Mr.. Jacobs and the congregation
Joining IN the chorus. Blessed Assur-
.,.e" and Nearer the Cross were also
...'' ''''' ,,r,,..r and patjtioned Divine
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MIR. sANKEY SINGS.
Nr Sankey sung MY Am '"uh'I'e'
Iat before doing so ne SAM th"l " mum
Der Of years ago scotch i'ihliy ca.ie
20 This country anu Nh"r i'.nS "' '''
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wrote lir ""i".' '"' va" "'i |
t"ilsith NoihIn' anu me- "''"' M,
ago on .,. 80 t''', 81 ,,',.rls.'r,
g.. $50 80 me ,trc. f.elinrly
~ o'l,.,,t ,tro,,obo,t
..i,.1s J.. C,lljne" was sung bv the con
..,', a., nr r,1or La1 of-
go, 49, Mr. sankcy sung PRAY
r-..hr.n. PRAY" sweet Hour of Prayer"
$751;. sung 10y the congregation standing.
lr Moody walked 10 the front Of the
platform. and announced that the meet
ir- no night would also be held at Grace
>r..t church. ana that the churches In
t.. immediate vicinity would be thrown
open. and that overflow meetings would
t. conducted in all Of them.
"l don't know whether We VIII be able
q, get into the tabernacle tomorrow or
1.t" hr said. Il have not consulted the
fr.fmomrtcr to-day. and / don't know
i.w Do is / feel as though IL were ~
...r.-- below freezing IN my feet just
S.. d.1uFEterJ
J remember preaching In Scotland once
when 10 was 80 cold that / could see my
lr 4'h three feet in front of me. I asked
t.- h.aale u he aid not propose TO have
f,- ln the church. and h. replied: LOr'.'
o., s.r. We never heat this church. We
expect the heat 20 come from the pulpit
'tIt wa. what / expected at the tabrr-
succeed very well. did /? You and | were
..fb colder when | got through than we
.,.... ,.b.o I started However tb.. news
,..-.~s are rrcttv GOOD authorities and
f.... .sy that We win have warmer yyeo-
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arm going 10 TAX 10 you on the SUBJ
-..t oi prayer to-day, ana II l don't finish
To-Day ! VIII hnlsh IL tomorrow ~
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ara ms uinc WIN the most "ohueifni
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