New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13


her kno THAT wi she Is 10 an 'SSs
Assew vino rather than what she does n9t
hSi n the owe4 and haSe her
on the rack. and then from the stake IN h, amnne
our older women an Elizabeth Gaunt VINO s wnre
the thumbscrews her thumbs ana nngg,;
tghtened unit! the blood spurts refuses to worsnp
Philpois and John Rogers ,e h takc rather
Than give even silent consent to soml-destroynE
errors? IL religion too much IKE p hiros
Nbot III? We need revival Of religion Of sodity
substancea religion that ressfs sbness Of
Christ Is true to itself and It's Author
HoTHOJsE RELIGION NOT NEEDED
There is need also of n revival of conscientious
ness: a religion not OF the dollhouse. which thrNes
under the heat Of song and sermon ana services ="
Sunday but OF sturdy growth that VIII hourlsh ~
the soil and atmosphere Of everyday business
Honest merchants truthful lawyers, faithi"'
preachers loyal citizens. devoted mothers WV
| and husbands; obedent children, industrious "o'n
men, are the needs of to-day ana every uas.
quickenng of conscentiousness that gives 80
conscience and makes ready to do me dis and
foam Of feeling and rapurous JOY me grocer , be
home from church and burned aSr receyed
more benefit from the sermon than II ne nar
home, clapped his hanes b anu di.honesty such
revival that will last II WIZ no. comes mp
through the snow and perishes IN a IL" nou,s
under the whitening blast OF evening. lnc ',bar
Of faith and JOY which blossom ONES S' Of p the rose OF
sharon or Of the lily Of the valley. out WHY w We
ni Firs Suy iii Us out dust and help us to
shake off all that cngs TO US NY I'LL to INV
/ word" Dust IS the symbol OF earthiiless as III
posed to heavenly minde5ness Davd a sYu ,b,nas
hold dust II will not stick SO easily TO nVins ~
/ he
the dust il has strength OF Wig 10 riSe hove
shake Il of; bat the eagle fun OF ne, 1oaS who
aye today walloving in the dust Of w3rldi M
need infusion Of r'T9ns " earins me
' sesconJ"To sustain US under Hes burdens II
am afflicted very much quicken me- q ipru' re- f
but Il is not heavy. There are hfistlahs ~ i've
cred with dust living consecrated lives WnT n n;ty
on Them heavy burdens Of responsibility, ~,
| or sorrow Such those need quic nSSlne, III
thcy may have strength 10 bear the burdens Oh ne
~ p.aimist does not pray for lessenlng OF tiIe
burden What he needs is more He 10 sn.on,e mr.
To- nrd"nhcarine develops stronE healthy
man. while it brushes the wSS ann that they may
! develop US rather than crush us oI,o nc "Plead
Thrd-To b.ck all bonds that ensia a r MS accord
my, t ca INV Word This reveals US condition
y BONDAGE Deliver h.dg me- set revvala qulckeninF
ncordne To- Gods word. Some of us are bGuh ~
BY hah hng e asSd q q9 dcH to tell which is
worse-thc habi, of doing what Is "T 6ns for Inc
hnpt 81 ht ~ Nh deliver US from these do-noh-
Ing bonds Others bound by ire ,nn esr p ri they
spoke the word Of God with boIdnesst my nr ME-
neither the o laeG nSr TIE SSra They afra
to offend those out Of whom they m.'n lest some
They will no, no, be The i5e and care for
gion will not be pleased The socla Of G reison
active nf work for We ged Hrask that Rt
cords which these Phiiistnes of the world nave put
upon lis. -
HOW THE REVIVAL CAN BE sEOOHrD
Now the practical question is. How can we get
such revival? Pray for 1t. Every text IL q
prayer: Quicken Thou me accoruI's ~
! word" II is A personal prayer 1t Is wei 10 pray
for the pastor for the church, for all Chrlstehno"
for the world 1t is better to begin by PRAYING ioI
ones self. Quicken me I'd YOU tSe IRE begins in
Somr soul the flames will catch the combus,iniS,
material about YOU You 1s SS J" is ali quicken
ing must bo individual The Lord does not lu' "a!
not not Upon the crowd upon each Of thfm cod
revival that comes IN answor TO p ra;e' revival
Gotten ip Is soon put down. -, mechanics.
rsy, ot spnr or Invitation or eceenrcy will
not last II can be destroyed by an opE2'SSn OH
Of necnn nan, csb,rb God has nothing do. The re-
,';v,I which we call the Reformation VAS oorr ~
5px The Knees OF Mcancthon we're found aIsl
his death to have been maze inn DAYS OF sup
pentfG"s' and prayer Peter ard John wer'
H ,nG WRIT Thdn ii the Gi&Scr great revival wec
many were converted was c9nH frnm the de-
christ had caii out su the as e'y this Someh on,
hr nr,yer Oh. for Eahs who can break Up IN
Srr,u"w frGnt" cSrred an old around wit,
him to pray for him Inc secret - ,bis cody man
"Eather' Chiniquy converted on SAUL ra .e
evening and he spent inc ~nT he st6od M bcfor
h hiu rs CONGREGATION the next day and prsaemG
on Jesus Christ. the gift Of God thouS'"u '0'
What we ned more than riches namnsrI me-
culture is the spirit OF prayiG cenng o" the Spirit
If you cannot pray thSn ny pn can unnn Tn,
quicken Thog me- ana snace c "i pray; pray for III
.iiri, NJ nrayer and the God Of all mercy a."
! grace will show forth HIS power
A FUND TO HELP MISSION All '
Tho c,osin,. If the missionary meeting to-h'sh
- orlod with an occurrence that VIII he mel"
-, ,hs. Who were present. The Rev. Df
r,br ,cuddcr Of India: the Rev Dr. H. = Nii'''
= ~ the Baptist Missionary Union, and the he'
George II C. Macgregor had spok a. each "''Ai,'
or appeal for a renewed earnesthess ''"ons "
e cburche. on the behalf of missions wheh ~, ~
,h,r ~ pierson arose to make the closing address
! In ten-minute talk OF tremendous earhe"lhess II
t made the Proposition that a NorthiIeid emersehe
fund ne started to help student volunteers 10 IN
missionary field the fund TO be IN tht n"n n :" ~,
rommittce thoroughly In sympathy with the ih'S
The proposition met the instant approya! OF N
sneaker mouth when man got up ana said m n
would give 500 He was followed by others. III
fhe mcstn wS TO was clcs and opporuniy wa
given those who wished to gvo ,ion'S ,,n ~
s .ncrt ar About s25o5 was pledged: -, -,
This money is intended to go tnrougn rne wis III,
. Intended 70 conflict with them. slxty-two peopl
| sgnified that they wished tn d" mlssiohirlcS'
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