Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-06

together. He paid Brother george H.
Niles this compliment; Had l known
you had such material for choir
leader here there would have been no
use In bringing Mr.. Rees along" Mr..
Mes blushed and felt grateful that his
Methodist procllvitles had taught him
how to sing praises. Mrs. Cummings
led well executed duet and then the
choir sang what Mr. Moody pro-
nounced Mr.. Surgeons favorite hymn.
Its chorus is;
Gloryl gioryi how the angels sing;
Glory gloryl how the loud harps sing.
'Tia the ransomed army, like n mighty
sea,
Peallng forth the anthem of the free.
Several sweet songs were sung and
nir. Sankcy by request, sang My
Mothers Prayer" Mr.. Wells nllayed
the crowds fears Of storm by telling
them the stars were shining. Rev.
Homer Wilson eloquently appealed for
great spiritual blessings and that Gods
help might be with Mr. Moody wher-
ever he went. Rev Buchanan an
nounced that he had secured the SER
vices Of Brother Jones TO help con-
duct n revival at the Taylor street
Cumberland Presbyterian church be-
ginning this evening at 1870 o'clock.
There win he an abundance Of good
| singers, good preaching, and "A grand
work IL hoped FOR. Everybody ia cor
| daily Invited to come. Mr.. Moody
thanked the press. the ushers and the
public OF Fort Worth for the treat
ment he had received at their hands.
! He said the press had treated the
meeting very well indeed, and that
! doubtless the reports OF the sermons
| had had as much effect as his words.
| lie thanked the audience for the over
I huH Wft1 tod N.N~ 1tsa
purpose Of disseminating good litera-
| ture among the prisoners In the coun-
| ~ fails Of Texas lie returned thanks
/ TO God that the saloons OF Fort Worth
| were closed yesterday, and said he
| hoped they would be closed every day.
/ lie suggested that the choir meet at
! tn tabernacle every Sunday afternoon
| for practice, and said IT would prevent
many young men from going to Sum
day base ball games. lie then read
his text In the tenth chapter Of ,Ro-
mans. verses 0. 10 and II: 1T thou
shalt confess out thy mouth the Lord
jesus and shalt believe In thine heart
mat God hath raised Him from the
dend, thou shalt be saved
For with the heart man beIleyeth
unto righteousness: and with the
mouth confession is made unto saliva
tion.
baIIrvctb an iti,, neil
arhurnad "
He said: 81 have never seen a man
or woman that obeyed these iniunc-
tons TO the letter and did not mike
peace with God / have never seen
s, utn "Htt uShain'u OF
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u'"lu' "".h uoltor thon they do their
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ua,.,'''rn 70 cohIeHS christ don't be-
ny, unS uIn ever confessed Christ
49,, 49, "'8 not u,esso9 IN me very act |
, "','t ~ s'ty tunt ms H. the principal
d,slaIl why men bacNallde. They are
u.tn'u 90 run up their colors The
p3th OF the ShrlStlan t. one continual !
S ,,.i -u'hlaI FOLLOW Christ Mt all times.
w nun YOU hEe asked To go into sat
lv"h or game or Sunday baseball. !
~, uiunuer NO. NJ your temptcrs, | !
iiNr Hloh nhd women who are not !
uAnnlned or their religion Give up |
Suur nope or Eet better one. a young |
ntWyer whose wife was nominal |
ShrlNtlan found Christ and told her |
ne was going To set up n family altar |
on night when several OF his legal |
l.l,huh were present. She protested |
ana ne answered. u have kept Christ |
ugt long enough and am going to |
give ilin the best room In the house |
nv 49,. may interest you TO know |
st'V gouug awycr became the |
utt'on, Juube Mclean man who |
1.ouu ny the very top OF HIS profession. |
-. pul !" confess christ. mourn |
wv shusc people VINO can be laughed |
vut ~ pHhclple' Christ Ia not to be |
uunleu nclore men | want 90 talk TO |
you OF TWO characters When l talS |
W one ne seems tho grander; when 1 |
1lseuas the other he rises above and |
beyond, John Bunyon was worth mora |
tnNn all the nobility Of hfa 400 81 /