Evening star., 1896-07-10

be new earth wherein righteousness
shall reign. truth shall triumph. virtue
shall be crowned 1ictorieus forever
and forever. Holin.-ss. unto the Lord
shall be Inscribed up the horses brides
every blade Of grass shall become an
Eaolian harp. as 1t wares in the breezes
of the morning, making music to the COM
ing of the King. The branches OF the
trees. shall clap their hands together in
the halleluiah chorus of thsr universe.
Mountain top shall echo to mountain top.
and Gabriel shall take up the shout that
the kingdoms Of this world have become
the kingdoms. Of the Lord and his Christ.
II is only matter Of time. Heaven and
nal chorus Of praises to their conquering
Ktr g. This unalterahle assurance Of uiti-
mate success fires the souls of His serv-
ants and becomes en- ali-powerf,d incen-
the Master comes. Then the final outcome
/ of the mediatorial administration Of Christ,
when he shall have given up the kingdom
to God even the Father, that God may
be all In ALL The net results as shall be
manifested in the throns Of countless mil
lions of the redeemed. is a powerful and
glorious Incentive. Knowing not only that
HIS kdnsdom shall triumph here finally;
tuf that the final result in heaven shall
vindicate. the infinite wisdom Of the plan
and the precious outlay on the gift of HIs.
only begotten Son. St. Johns vision gives
us Curious glimpse Of the final ex.1ibi-
tion Of the results. when God shall be
glorious in His saints. "Lo, T beheld
great multitude. which no man could num-
Der, OF all nations and kindred and peo-
pie and tongues, stood before the throne
and before the lamb, clothed with white
robes and palms in their hands," This
IS soul-fnsprfng in the anticipation. 1t
Pla1nly proclaims that the number will
Gefy the acunen of the mathema ticfan.
He may be able to count the stars and
number the sand of the sea, but no man
can number the hosts of those who have
washed their robes and made them white
In the blood OF the lamb.
Mr: Williams is an enthusiastic talker.
and he has the power of eloquence. He Is
a man OF middle age and was carried
away Dy MS theme this morning until he
found his text too restricting for his in
spiration, and he went quite beyond his
TINA.
When Mr.. Williams had finished Mr. Ex-
cell sang 1T Pays to Serve jesus as a solo.
Mdssionnry Roll of Hsnor.
This concluded. Mr.. w. L. Amerman OF
/ New York city was introduced to unrolI
| the missionary roll Of honor This is an an
nuaI custom Of the United Society," and is
intended to stimulate the giving Of money to
home and foreign mission work. The roll
Is a wooden frarneworiS about two feet high
and containing great lRngth OF papers
passed together and wSund around q core.
MI. Amerman said that there were $50 feet
OF the roH and he Was therefore prepared
with enough nlanalscriIf to- enable him to
go on all day. But the committee had proHi-
dentially limited him ito Ave minutes, and
he would have to- unrpi1 at the rate OF a
hundred feet minute So he would not
actually u1lrell tho sheet at ALL burt would
summarize It by anneuae4ns that II re.
corded gifts from $500. Christian Endeayor
societies. amounting to $152, Geo This, how
ever. did not mean that Al of the other
societies had not givs9 to this fund, but
that they had not asked to have their gifts
feoorded Nor did thiA represent all that
aad been given to the lord during the year
by Endeavorers, but only ;tHat amount given
uo the nome and foreigHlniSSion work. The
names na.aa s, or societies o4E that gave SO or
I oNe' ourlnG tne year. were included. Me.
Amerman concluded bynsayinE that the roll
is growing larger each vaarss
III. Saliows then asksdb the auditors to
est FROM their sitting posture by rising and
singing one versa of ths hymn. ''Ka.epine
Step With the. Maste This brought the
exercises down to that point In the pro-
gram where an Address was promised from
Rev. DR.. 7. L.. Cuyler Of Brooklyn. bur DR.
Faliows said he regretted deeply that a
letter had eoma from Or: Cuyfar announc-
Ing that severe attack of vertign had pre-
ventei his departure from. home. He wrote
that 1t was great disappotn tMant to, him
and that he sent "a cargo Of love-"
Presfaenf Whitman Speaks.
DR.. Fallows then said that In the stead of
DE. Cuyler 1t had been arranged that DR.
b. L. Whitman. president Of Columbian
University. would deliver the address
scheduled for Tent Williston on "God With
Ga" There was a cheer from the assem-