The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-15

this interview the plan of the risen Jesus
ana their place in the. plan. "A few more
lessons and He may leave them for His
ancient home. Then, after an inducement
luke xiv. 40. they may go forth TO
carry forward what He has begun And
purpose is TO gather and save a people who
shall belong to Christ CJohn X. 16l. who
shall ultimately be like Him. U John, iii,
p They shall constitute a family CE,ph.
ill., Id. and dwell in His presence. John
xvii, 24) IL was that glorious company of
of ehe men ea The SU
turtles that the prophets saw down the
vista Of the ages. Gen. Xix. 10: Rev. vii.
nurturing these souls is committed TO men
who love Jesus more than they love world
~ things.
Religious Notes.
Mr.. d. L. Moody's annual worlds student
conference, at Northfield, Mass, will this
year be held from June Is to July Z. imme-
diately following this conference will oc
cur the Y. NJ c. A. encampment, which
will not close until Sept. 3.
Rev. II. C. NIilice, during a revival meet
ing in Iowa, found that siXty-eight out OF
ninety-seven converted persons who were
present at the service had been converted
before they were twenty years DID, ana
been brought to Christ after the age of
forty-fve.
clergymen. says the New York Tribune Tribune
"A
a larger salary. Dr. Moxom has just de-
clined a call TO a church in this city offer
ing him salary double what he now re-
ceives. because he did not wish to fetter
himself intellectually and the Rev. DIR. Will
liam T. Henry. pastor of the First Baptist
Church of Elmira, recently declined the
presidency OF Colgate University and a call
to Philadelphia church. either of which
would have brought him double the salary
he now receives.
Although the deaconess system may be
he In Tee ioif oil Sfa If hos
gradually extended until there are now in
various parts OF the country tWenty-eignt
deaconess homes and one deaconess insti-
tute. under the auspices OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Connected with these
are 305 workers. Besides there seven
teen deaconesses not at present connected
at work in foreign mission fields. 1t would
not be easy, says the Christian Advocate
services of these noble women who by a
thousand ministries of love in the homes
of want and sorrow, at the bedside Of the
sick and dying, and in many other forms
of Christian activity, have learned 1.-The
luxury OF doing good"
In the closing session of the Baptist Pub
LEGATION Society. at Saratoga, June J. there
was considerable discussion over the fol-
lowing paragraph in the annual report:
THE American Bible Society has adopted
published, and now ctroulates a revised yer
sion of the Scriptures in the Danish lam
guage which seriously, as we believe, per-
verts the last commission OF our Lord Jesus
Christ. and teaches doctrines contrary to
OF evangelical Christianity. Matthew xviii
10, Is made equivalent to the reading. make
disciples by .baptizing them, etc. We can
not contribute TO or circulate a version
which teaches such terms of discipeship or
regeneration through baptism"
Lemuel Moss. ID. d., brought forward a
resolution directing the Publication Society
TO confer with the American Bible Society
in regard to the publishing and distribution
of Baptist versions in different parts OF the
world. 9 torof- 20 .-f-