New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16

II is impossible and relegate IL 10 some I'M
nn So many OF US white away the promises of
God until they mean nothing Fourteen years ago
hrity Of getting free from sin, and the chairman
AT the conclusion, suspectlng me OF periectionsm
eorS M God that We should fab into He
may have the glory o. PunS as nv good men
salvation is not merely forgiveness OF sins but con-
very well for dear Brother Murray but not for me
Doesn't God know your circumstances! ana VIII ne
with the temptation also MAKE Td9 o' vo bsd
If you can't glorify God IN your n1 T.; ypu s
better get OF IT, The promise OF zoo - 'ros op
every one OF US. and he Will ne'y namely sin The
flesh The world the devil and death Mark the
but from their handtha s iher po%sr r UvIr us ~
These enemies not dead ana no, Dy ' Try s 10
XII them 5" by killing Srs has NOT NOT only
sins. but freed us from he thradom t Oh s,i nu
that thraldom. Sin is the master, ana hesh IN, NE
slave and the only way TO escape Is 70 lve VIZ .Is
the 'a flesh Sp viii attach YOU but The Lord is stronger
than them both ana ne WIZ hei noy What Is the
aesen IN t' ,,,e Measure? do not put 1t that way
/ saw haven't lime for t.. for must be abou, my
;rSnbe vo for If YOU i've with Christ society win
soon drop you It may be that you believe ms go
devil and a hell; hut you think you will put on
Christs service for little, just for niue NOT
long And then YOU will take the message nome
to your soul and accept the promise before you DIE
An friends don't do that con 90 n vi when Il ccmes
we ought to be ready. May God In HIS mercy grant
ma r Me 1 ,bc ,ntermisslon resolution unani-
rnously passed expressing appreciation OF the ricn
blessings OF the Conference ana ursihg al, ,n lor
mentary lectures by DR.. Webb-Peploe and the Rev
Il. A. Torrey.
MR. NrRRAY'S FAREWELL ADDRESS.
DIR 4 J. Gordon. of Boston whose beamng
countenance and helpful words nave peeh great
inspiration in the Mortified conferences OF pre-
vious years has been keenly missed at the Con
ference which has just closed. The absence OF Dr.
cordon v.ould have been felt much more keenly
but for the presence of the Rev Andrew Murray.
Some have said that he speaks as one VINO dweiis
in the Holy of Holes. while others have remarked
with equal earnestness that he is the most sanity
man this side of Heaven The subject OF Mr. Muir
ravs farewell platform address this morning was
THAT God May BE All in AL His Introductory
remarks were typical of his own deep spiritual he
He said in part:
The words of text are my parting words to
you and they speak 1d OF tnT dav Is COM
ing the glory Of which none OF us can conceive ana
the mysy Of wsch deliver our up the
the Kingdom which the Father gave INN; IN tn ah
Father that God may be all in all" and then the
mystery will be cleared away; IL Is ms ior WnG i,
work throueh all .ternity That God may be all in
all in life il is evident that ser d pf ne ~ ny
put s%rf f" Of O. rbrs entirely domnated How our whole
e ltryIn wI that God might be all in all in us,
If this is to be our life we must aii9w Iou 10 'an
His proper place. We must accept all his VIII we
must trust only in His power; we must sacriiic se
everything for His Kingdom ana glory ana we must
wait continually upon Him.
CLOSING MEETINGS.
A., o'clock in the Congregational Church. DR..
Murray conducted meeting for ministers, and
=, ,ho sama hour in the Auditorium. the Rev. X.
A Torrev had a similar meeting for women. At
the farewell Round Top meeting tonight large
number gave ringing testimonies to the dement's Oh
the conference in their own lives. The favorite
HYMNS of the conference. Saved by Grace GOD
Regneth" He Shall Reign from Sea to Sea-
were sung with great feeling during the opening
service in the Auditorium
Notwithstanding that many have gone away, the
main floor Of the Auditorium was filed with those
who were anxious TO hear Dr. Webb-Pepioe ana
to get the last germs of the conference. MT.
Moody announced that Dr. Murray was obliged
to leave here for Chicago tomorrow. and called
several ministers to lead in prayer asking for
rich blessing on DR.. Murray and DR.. Webb-Peploe
and their respective fields OF labor. The audience
sang the parting hymn, God BE with You TIL
We Meet Again" and Prebendary Webb-Peploe
came forward and spoke in part as follows:
The last tine | listened to these words OF loving
Hnnfarence n sail for America In the farewell
service of that conference the great audience rose
in a body and gave me hearty greetings lor Mr
Moody ana the Northn nn hoth sdns Of The deem
that God VIII keep ali until we meet around the
Look in philippians ILL., 49, for my text and YOU
will md these words: But this one thing | do
Four of these six words were inserted by the
translators 10 add, they thought. clearness 10
the expression, but in the Greek we have the two
words. but one" One God, one faith, one home
one Son, prospect. one conviction one determ-
nation taking every faculty, every moment IN
the bad such as we hear of at the present
day but the ordinary happy race Of young r man
and of the eye fixed on the white top. and OF the
desire to be the first to cross the line and bear the
palm OF victory to some dear friend. AS youth
/ had the privilege Of being champion In swim
m aHs and Im o Gnt Hr ee now cups Haven
you set your heart on the crown? | shall not
But when 1 receive the crown | shall cast all at
the feet of the Master and exclaim: worthy is
the Lamb that was slain to receive glory and honor
and power.
DIR. WEBB-PEPLOTS LAST APPEAL
stand here to ask who be satisfied to get
less than the best God can give You may be saved
But it is thing to be cnging TO rock and
then be sailing the broad ocean OF Gods love.
We meet here tonight to decide upon destiny
Don't be satisfied with sneakng into Heaven
through the mercy Of God. Don't have this spirit
of the old hymn that runs, GLORY to God that
am saved from hell" Paul was a great athlete
and ambitious. and he his heart upon winning
Christ In the sense of knowing Him. Paul gave up
all to win Christ and there five expressions
which characterized his race. He counted all things.
position and learning. as lost You and must do
the same If would win. When he had done
this all hndrances out Of the way, and he
was ready for the race. And remember that in
the earthly race we must the line first in
order to win. but In the heavenly race get
the irst-ciass race by picking up brother who s
behind in the race. Further. Paul learned the
of perfect contentment, and that he could do
ali things through Christ. and that he had all
things and abounded The thing which we
should seek is Christ. VIII you set your heart upon
this prize?
In closing the speaker asked all who wished to
give all for Christ to bow in prayer. At his sug-
gestion many knelt. Is the custom in England.
and Mr. Murray offered prayer OF con-
secration Mr.. Moody pronounced the benedicton
and a large number waited to shake hands with DR..
Webb-Peploe, Mr.. Murray Mr.. Moody and Mr..
Sdnkey.
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