New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07

ru ltp'''o But think said tha, God was
stronger 'n Iia P,t nv circumstances pc
cuiar' We'll spoke o, very y,b peea ar~ so very
nsc,a arcs ynm an % There she
couldn't accept the Tba, "a what everybody
saws and suppose it is true EVERYBODY Is Tsryd
pssSar But s h saSoS noq able e0
mos, very very peculiar people no mste ov "p be
cn2., Se Pscy SUa my sSe just
nobody else in all the T S T Tows on in Endless
sere ana and Tn ssn he goes out and grow every
body and everythng Endless song, indee savs the
we e sSmsAn We Gt' thank God the hes,
there is in tins world and ti. the next ana WE """'
Now the fault often with the minister be
they between US ana oa wsn TheS
think too much of the power OF ma'eral r .h,g
Twenty sancted men apS nondescrpts on
tniinu ministers rise now to the dignity OF your
calling and your responsibility
THE FAILURES OF MOSES.
And now Jet us look at our story. Mark the
sevenfold work of God. Israel signed ana c''eu ar,
the cry came to God. who heard ii and rememoereu
His covenants He looked and had respect 10 the'
Moses was a dead failure at first because ne '''0
no faith in God Note the seven excuses Uses ne lii n' saw
na o han am no, wsa, CON hea am
/ have a slow tongue. well Moses. so muGn 'i ~
aSk c mSny TO you Gd seeJ Why sen, me
(Trying shift the burden Of dutyl, Ada No Moses
9asd "s i Srso he cou.d not succeed until he had
learned through his failure the an" Of God
until at last Moses believed and then he came to
the the front so many people snds didn't God
take the shine out Of Moses? May he DO 'he same
Some years ago / was called to visit young man
dying Of consumption who had been CONVERTED urteI
aa i 10 hm Now Won't You tell just What
SSs% It might Ssp SsrA Ah to crafty
man that day. l was anxious for praise w en- L
to Sing ROCK ssoo Of al SIR how
below It out II went right thr0usn through me- me- amt rnf ' to
Christ The shine was all taken out Of r, me ana III
saw that it was God not l. working The church nih
world, while 1t tries at the same time TO Keep 'he
Then note the seven IT wilrs". of God in this great
story Of Israes bondase will bring you out d from ot
Of bondage s d win r5d Rm' you VI" will take You
for my r peop Heu viii be eoa to , you ana G %
give it to YOU Are You in the good land? Then do
not turn back TO Egypt. When you make com
he grave Of Christ. You We're not redeemed 10
wander in the wilderness There is something better
wilderness The underlying belief Of the believer Is
the most wretched and hopeless thing in the world
MR. MURRAY DRAWS THE TEARS.
DR.. Webb Pepoe spoke with convincing energy
and force and his address made powerful impress
sion. Mr.. Murray then took up the same line OF
thought and his words charged with so much
feeling that many OF those who heard him shed
tears. His remarks were founded on Psalm XII o.
MY soul, wait thou only upon God He SAID IN
Why do Gods people think that God is separated
stances hide him? Because they do not know. God.
They put ministers, preaching. prayers everythins
God reveals Himself in your heart You have often
seen lecturer long pointer to point out III"
tion to TT the pointer? Not at ali They are looking
only at the places pointed out So II IL in our lives
The Bible Is after all nothing but pointer And
say il with reverence Jesus Christ Himself came 10
dffer renee between the way and the end OF the way
| Jesus Christ is the way and God is the end and
and unless we take Christ for what God says He Is
We do not apprehend Him. He is able to save TO
We must wait upon God. How great should b. the
silence of the soul in the presence OF God. He j.
glory e we Oh, God reveal Thyself bring me to the
plane of nohinsness that Thou mayest be all in al
Him. face to face with Him. and then the blessing
| of God will rest upon
| AS Mr. Murray he became more and
more imprisoned, and at last he ended in touch
| ing prayer broken up with moments of silent
| meditation
A YOUNG MEMS MOVEMENT
| In the afternoon there interesting meeting
| conducted by members of the Berwick. Me. pray
| ing band. This is association of young men,
| most of them plain. uneducated workn gmen, who
are united together in the effort TO convert hard
| cases especially 1t started by three young
| men about three years ago. and now numbers
| about eighty mel. all converted Christians Mr.;
| Crook Of the founders was the principal
| speaker. and his racy and homely narrative, in
terspersed with personal exPsrienSes was 81 &
band is only local in its character. Its great success
has aroused Widespread aenon or ocea9 hng az
| be done in other communities.
| When the time came for Mrs. Whittemore 10
speak OF the main floor of the spacious
auditorium was filled, many who arrived this morn
is woman of attractive personality and has a
clear and pleasant voice: She was dressed in
has used for years Her address was about the Door
OF Hope for Fallen Girls in New York which she
viously she said she was dressing for party and
g od S@y u sh to ae the po
he oSks n sa ne waY es You es sTe no
d dressed And then" Said Mrs. Whittemore, y
caught vision OF the perfect robe Of Christ
| l did it for Christs sake l have gone into the
yilest dens and into the furnace but there has
| misunderstood and criticised at times; but THANK
for Of The G poo s aas %So have fallen
and tragic one. We Christian women stand a!o3f
you in the name Of Jesus to be women indeed; 70
give helping hand to your sisters God put i IN
can ay 10 that mage Since the Door Of Hope
opened, four years and nine months ago. I have
penny penn! Not penny; bit thanks to GOD we have
prayed for them Next morning a letter came to
from Ss at Ga9m the day he
had come to him that the Door Of Hope must need
hot-water bags So 1t has been all along. The helr
has always come just when IT was needed Girls
are never shown 10 visitors. AT our Thursday
morning service the girls come In and sit with the
visitors II you come to this service you VIII have
a warm welcome but fallen girls will be pointed
out TO you. All the work we do is solid, and the
proceeds are devoted to foreign Missions We never
touch il for the household expenses. Thus far We
have sent g. 700 to foreign missions and, thank God
next Saturday our hrst. redeemed girl will sail as
a missionary to Africa.
Mrs Whittemore spoke with great intensity Of
feeling AMI held the attention OF every one. Later
In the afternoon II. p. Gbbud OF Syracuse. \; y.
gave a most amusing talk, describing MS methods
OF working among the hop-pckers OF Central New
York. by Of a most unique Gospel chart
He has done A very successful work. not only
among the hop-pickers but among the crowds who
20 to the circuses and county fairs.
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