New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-07


a single service each day for the coming HlohIn'
Az this Is directly In line with Mr. Moody . own
w,sbes the plan will be carried OUT. Inc Hote'
Mortified will be open to ACCOMMODATE an ".'
wish TO remain, and the meetings VIII ne heo VI 'ie
Congregational Church as follows August 10 10 a.
the Rev Campbell Morgan will speak eacn morning
q, The Return Of Our LORD; August "a 70 70 the
Roy DR. A. c. Dixon, OF Brooklyn. VIII speak as i0'-
lows: August o. Good Cheer for Everybody Au
gust 25 biblical Holiness: August 70 hteria'
Life and Death; August p, Light OUT Oh LAIN
ness: August ~. The Light OF the "ol'" NJ
pus, % "A Threefold Resurrection; August % 10
Se,,ember 2 Professor r. A. Torrey will speak each
1av an "Tba Life OF Christ" September 10 IL
Mr. Moody VIII speak follows September D.
"Atorement"; September g. Repentance Sep'e'i-
hor : "Faith''; September 8. Hope; September D.
"Iove": September TO- THE New Blr'h "ep'eHi-
her II Grace: September Y. GLORY
Among the recent arrivals al the conference arc
Nv and Mrs b. c. Sayre OF Matthews, Fla; me
Rev. and Mrs A. Dew Mason of Brooklyn; :" a.
HAYS. OF Santa Fe. " NJ; Mr. ana Mrs. W. NJ
Davis and the Misses Davis of PhillipsouIs' ~. -
] s Vredenburgh. OF Springfield, H.; the rev
George w Furbeck of Stuyvesant- on-Hudson; Mrs.
q II Hammond and Miss Josephine Hammond, OF
Albany: Dr. and Mrs F. w. Adams Of Royalston'
Mass; Mr. and Mrs. a. y. Richmond oil East
Orange ~ j.; W. r Newton, Orange, Mass; MIS-
r. ". Partridge Pittsfed. Mass; Mrs +. 5 suit
ton. OF New-York; Mr. and Mrs +. {. Waples'
OF Elmra " Y: A. A. Zabriskie, of Parsppany,
\ /. tbe Rev c. Ernest Wesley. Of Providence.
y I. I w Keep of Wes,ield. Mass. NJ. Lenoir
and Mr. Thomas of Switzerland; Miss NJ +. Chap
man. of Brooklyn and Miss Lazelle and Miss Morse.
OF Brooklyn.
The interest in the different meetings increases
day by day Each afternoon. from TO o'clock,
the Rev d. w. j. Erdman, Of Germantown,
Penn conducts meeting. In which he answers on
the spot questions OF many kinds rotating 70 pas
of hyi a IA
experience on current religious teachings ana on
unfulhed prophecy, which are propoondsed d, ny
those in The audience. The meetings are on Round
TOP in the open air. and exceedingly popular
DR.. Erdrnan is thoroughly orthodox In his belief
s sma o aes a% lie is The secretary the
Niagara Bible Conferece nnd emth r cthf p E ii
cago For number of years he has devoted ms
whole time to teaching IN lIe sc ny IONS
Of Bible workers \ sample OF the Nor'hheid aues-
lions and answers is here given -, ~ ,bev
Answer: This is warning and an exhortation
ed under the stress of persecution TO renounce
Christianity and return TO Judaism. This tempta-
ton cannot beset "a Gentle believer. The warning
should not trouble a GENTLE. ,.,. =, A., 49,.
Another question asked was: w nat Is the peSt
argument against Christian scierce :! ,, A.,
Answer: ITO Christian science spiritualism. the,
Telipious teachings these nfalible touchstones
be applied DO they deny hs de,,y 9t mrs rn
sim If they deny them, such teachings are not OF
the spirit of God. Let us look at 'orihthiaiis ri"
This This evening. at the SO meeting, John L. pube
Zulu, from Natal south Atrca spVke hs 'le
blanchard of Wheaton College. Illinois. made an
an& P"% and Morgan we're heard
usual in the morning and Or n rGrry sI the Ne sS
aIernooh seminary has endeared himself
many In North1eld during his briet WISH. lie nag
the closest attention and the earnest APPRECIATION
OF all who attending the conference ne o
,.,,Ii,, .,fbi lie ul
knowledge and spiritual Power: 49,,
For several years have wished 10 go 10 Mo,th a.
his getting TO Rome have been hndered hitherto
take it be the spirit ana purpose o.
the truth is in Jesus in order TO the Deepen
ru9 Vie and h S d hs chs
Him better than any great man is known by his
Ssansra Grant were known by the OF their
Sov. hotter than Mr.. Gladstone Is known in Eng
Anos,oiic age have never seen or heard or touched
film, There are however, deeps and breadths and
,nI66wers There are two aspects OF the knowledge
Of Christ that should be emphasized the ineffabe
nose in christ touching those who are His We are
saved not only for time, but for eternity, and who
begin to tel, me . r ssca"'e OF an eternal
The following Scriptures. together with others.
give some hint. some glimpse 0t what Is ~ store
for those who are IN Christ. The Gospel OF John.
third fourteenth crm" sH'eeHh ana ana bi
charters; / Corinthians, second, thirteenth and
Nstsenth chapters. EpheStnS the WnOIe eplStIe
-, yolce 'AmenD especially the first four chap
- mo greatest writing I'm existence. with the
ossihir execution OF the Gospel OF John first chap
,ar ~ Contestants Hebrews Zone OF the richest por-
,tans of the New Testament ana too much neg
iactad hy proachcrs). In the beginning II shows
rhrst's superiority 10 angels. and next His SUI
na~iori,y 10 Moses, and then His superiority TO
nnriesthood. and then the current OF the thought
rr,h.ns and decpens into the eleventh twelfth and
,h,rtccnth chapters First Epstle OF John the Book
-" Peveiation the nth. seventh. twenty first and
tuentv-sacond chapters. II We had no other word
,hon these we should get n clear idea OF what II
t. 20 be I'm Christ Jesus and 10 have our destiny
linked with His. 49,
sotIsfnctory knowledge OF Christ. One IS that We
have had the truth concerning Him In our pos
session for so long that are In danger o. grow
ing used TO IL until II fails 10 make an adequate
in,nresson upon IA. Ii Is the axe OF splendid
axfernals OF telephones. % electric power and
9hts OF colossal business Enterprises These things
n6ne,l So nightly To physical sense that we are
I'm sore danger that shall fail 10 sense the un-
seen truth as 1t IL In Jesus The third danger IL a
too intellectual treatment Of Christian TRUTH az II
n were given to TO weave into a speculative
meap oh, sica theology TO state In proposition to
! write down IN creed. How often has n phil
/ osophlcal theology taken away our LORD.
TO le cure. need to our highest trained
Intellectual power In dealing with Christian truth
The more intellectual training. the more ednca,
ton. the larger the intellectual acquisitions and
assimatons the better We cannot have TOO mnch
study. When men cease to study they cease 10