New-York tribune., 1896-11-23
SERMON OF Mr.. MOODY AT CARNEGIE
HALL.

THE CROWDS 50 IMMENSE THAT TWO OVERFLOW
MEETINGS. ATTENDED EY 5000 PEOPLE.
ARE HELD
A was the case on The previous sunday Moo'a
.rd s,,kev meetings yesterday were held IN Tar
,.gie I4,u Rut larg,. as IS ne auditorium OF 'd'-
neeie Hall IL would have taken three tunes ~
seating capacity to hold the mnii'n''9 VIII W"
sired Yesterday 10 listen to the world-f'mouS evan
esl,s, \ couple Of hours AZ least before ''o'
,be announced time FOR opening the doorS' '"' '
-, ,,,, ~ assemble and the crowd Increase"
.,,u g. stretched halfway across fiity--TV"''"-'
vi o.. l,-f IN. doors were thrown op'n' 'Ne
.,t,,,. hundreds in wai;lng in their eag"rn'ss 20
. 80 tho hail pushed aui j)silei their ie''o"'
,f,t,,,, compunctl1n. Within . e." mI"u''S' '''',
s.,. in the hail va occupied WIZ ihe N''P"'' -
.n. reserved seats In the boxes anu VIZ" "
slslcs were also becoming bio 'N'd' D" VIZ
.xpeiienf 20 close ;he doors , t
.ra,.. - A.. -.N big crowd left dIsAppon'e' ''
-. 80. and he number wa continually oe'Hs
.,.., hy fresh arrivals Accordingly. II W'S
,.,,,.d - have overflow meetings IN me h''H""o'
to- ,.,fvary Bapt!-, and Central f''S"' '''
t.,,.,ca Ia these tWo places ' "''
moro Wa ar attendance of fniy 'h''" ,,
,.onle Mr. saukcy aad ,he Rev pr. II
Arthur made addresses AZ me lo'"'' ,,h Nv
go p., pr " VI sml,h. tog'tn'r VII" ~
a,r.saed ,he later congregation.
,r,'. ,oyo. IN the Carnegie Hall contained many
-. 80, Neu-York residents Amohs '"."
- ,,ss ri.lon VI Gould. Warner Van Norn'n
", -, r,res Talro.i and family. l.. Il hiH'-
,,s =, ! p MUM and Mrs Hugh Nei"
THE MEETING OPENED
..,.r -,ornents - The meeting were occu-
49,, .. .b. singing o. hymns oy the choir unner
- ,.,.crehip OF Mr. Sinkey. vho Also S'"N ~
~, a. ,he rcluss. o, Mr. Moody. the eonk''e"
,f,, ,olncd iu the singing Of the hy"'' 49,,
,...,-,,ce Jesus Ia Mine During inc ''''"H
,.,,, s,rlnture Mr. MOODY. impressed oS ''' -
a.ss,s.s p,used 10 remark that there "'S 100
much head religion" IN tho "o''u -, .. ~,
,,-sea ul,h 100 murh ~ this kind OF '-"s''"
-, .cod.s religion b. 10 the heart. man re-
,.. H. ,n his head-whero's yours lh''e i
.sn,o,bi,g even better than silver or Eo'. ne
Nesf wants silver the East wants So'' "'
wants the heart ,.., h,. Grace"
-. ,.,...-ror lanes \ Beaver of PennsyNan'A' o.
~, .- In beginning his address Mr.. MOODY
49, ,x, ,ould bc found ill through me hiol''
, t ,roof OF the assertion he quoted many p'H
- ,-,,,, III. Bible bearing UPON me Tex ""''-
% man sows tha, also shall he reap. Mr..
,,.,t u.bo hold tho earnest attention '' "'S "'"
49, ,,rouchout tn. address. said In part
,ao all around you. and in everyday NE
you will find that man sun n'', IN ,bis audience but
There l. noi =" N H., ,on IN think That ~ trur Ih'
cn5 of mis- world Is d"''iN'r' ~ Wp. , .,rn,t do
bibe ncy'' ~ The height Of madness FOR man
70 trv TO pass himself on COG ,o' snv.s We are
L" - ,exnecfs 20 reap wh"n h' 9"wS. W w ,,,
\ rnsn .n een the same kind of seed that We SOW.
You plant poiaiors. you ,'sp s5v 70 neighbor
squaIhm" has called that AN not At homo wnen am IN
AZ home / put lie IN IN INA. II, TIs Jss 70 me on YOU
won .n,,,., ~ eo-icfv lie" society lie Is ~ ndu ~
anv other kind There ism = N.hE M merchant
world n n"' his Jerk 10 say a customer that good,
are all wool when they are rr'nS nnrnor,tion thar
cxprc, ,,s r'' empoves work seven days week mus,
no, he surprised II they are dsnuh,rr h,srov Won sow
no. no s"ronrest argument against wn'snrS KY a % mbo
me .',ray and YOU reap drunkenness n" man an o m
rents his premises to , nsT,Gev I see Some of
pad as a. .''dinr vou- heads Let the right man nod
his head There Is not rum yrars m Who has not
has p s,nken son or brother-in-law. or prothe, or
some other relative kn0T svmrv % ONE Of his sons
p@iuP @ r,ined there. tell YOU. II you SOW Dro'"e'S
YOU will reap adultery
Nr Moody reviewed the story o' jacob anu rsa1
.Iaob 90, the worst Of the bargain IN spite VI HIS
,.ce,t" said Mr.. Moody and ne inStahceu ds o"'
- ,,oh.s punishments the fact that ne worked
VI " - % soc,,re Rachel his wife and then.
y,s hrde raised her veil. he found he had
married the wrong woman
ADVICE ABOUT MONEY
,.t.,too M- Moody addressed Sucn ol MS
,' as had obtained money dishonesty 10
1.,,-r :, right away with interest lie went on;
'e ~ ,,o roo will all home TO YOU on
ioul shake your head and try 10 'augh u OH.
you ile H. vvIIl come back. David sniled ana ne
lh9se ne a,o as he sow-d You SOW adultery ana
had IN 20 - adultery II took David Dut snort
YOU W." sou MIS- adultery, but the reapihg TOOK
tlHr u, ~ - Iife And let say right mere tnat
MN an M most shameful thing. the way woman
thlnN hss heen robbed OF her virtue lS tredteu
".o r;a.d made an outcast Man. ttll you INA, s,,
ostii' -, arofher mans daughter some man VIII
II you irs rur,, on 1 hear some one sigh Thank
fuln h r ,hat, II you have wronged any one, uon
,,ou -" n.,i ,o,i have made such reparaton as you
- ,;,,J ~ seed YOU are sowing Is
isloi' - vou tell me how you live. / VIII tel
no ~ 49,. yo, are sowing. Young man. do you cal,
YOU ~, ar tho ''old man or your mother the oiI
yo.r yan - am nearly sixty years OF age ana
49, " boy or girl treat father or Ho,hrr WIN
e,arnnt that the punishment OF Coo uiu not ia',
,,oon them Some parents may De 700 sitSt ~
upon ,r,, With nv boy. II Genes from the heao.
am 700 SUN" s heart and ii would break my heart II
~ 10 80, round talking against me. You ask wnere
nc 49, r,ne ~ atonerenf comes in under my text
ths mn H. ,,ar that YOU cannot have law without the
lnnai,y = you must reap what you sow You may
~, dryrk and God may forgive you hut you can
9st rid OF the consequences
NJ Moody then closed the main meeting with
o-aver hut nearly the entire audience renamed 10
-. b,s fifteen minute talk upon How TO Become
a christian" He urged that there was no com
.o,n,se u-ith sin God could see through fase con-
p,,,"n ar or partial confession OF sin. NO man
could cover his sin and prosper.