The Progress., 1897-01-02
] Ri|AVALRY CHARGE.
na.rAlMAGE ON THE HENEcESSiTY
or REVEALS.
In . Sudden Movement TO
x5SsssAu..a the World For Righteousness.
lr.aas That Sin Can Best BE Over
~ . Flank Movements

~ = Flank Movement
harxGroN, Dec. s7.-This sermon Of
SE1rnge in behalf Of sudden move
- capture the world for righteoub-
1tlkes o chord that will vibrate
AChristepdom. The text is II Kings
- s.I will deliver thee 2, 900 horses
- b able on thy part to set riders
4hem."
D. q the waterworks, the upper reser-
EasJerusalem, the general Of the BE-
20 army and the generals of besieged
I'm are In consultation. Though
inl Rab-shakeh bad been largely paid
SD the siege, be kept the money and
sd the Siege the military mis-
Il Rab-shakeh derides the capacity
dH 10 defend Itself and practically
You have not 200 men who can
horsas. Produce 1000 cavalry
pd I will give you present Of 1000
hnsseA You have not in ali your
1 city Of Jerusalem 2, 900 men who
6ant them and by bit and bride con-
% 6nd horses than skillful riders,
- hs makes the challenge OF tie
wIll deliver thee 5000 horses II
Dabls 70 set riders upon them"
4 Sudden Assault.
hakeh, like many aqothef bad
~ yety suggestive thing. The
u tn0 of great energies and great
jl5sa, but few know bow to bride
- Dount them and manage them.
hoEses than competent ID
~ II that In the ohudpb Of Goa
4 fSGun - AoAAwaouna ~>r-A
q hsavy artillery, and plenty
- OSumns Of brave Christian SOL
- what we most need is cavelry-
- troops Of God-for sudden charne
ns almost desperate. II Washing
New York, If London, are ever TAX
God, It will not be by slow bonn
ent ot augmentation, or By regular
1hezing Of great theological gums
~ - portholes Of the churches, but by
- Il sudden assault and rush Of hoIt
~ that will astound and throw into
- ths long lines Of drilled opposition
- e the teoth. Nothing so ecares the
- q aan ~ . revival that comes, they
49, noe whence, to do that which they
naoe tell. to work in way that they
9noe underatand. They viii be over
- y nank movement. The church of
h must double up their right or left
e they expect us from the north.
Sln take them from the south. II they
- % at IL o'clock at noon, we viii
q pan them at 12 o'clock at nirht.
oppoftunities for this assault are great
g mnumerous, but where are the men?
n ~ deliver thee 1000 horses If thou be
= - riders upon them
r. upportunities OF saving Amer,c.
sing the entire planet were never 60
never 90 urgent, never so tremen-
- NOW. Have you not noticed the
of the printing press OF the
q = give the subject Of evangelism
8 asNIns N column after column Such
- formerly confined to tract dis
and religious Journalism. Nov
d ncining and evening newsnanars T -.
,-s,ss. ~ anu thousands OF copies, print
.s-.sus intelligence and print most
- - uiscourses. Never since the
- stood has such a force heen
Es.s "a engaged in the worlds evan
n VI the more than fifteen thou-
I -. papers on this continent do
.sss, one that Is not alert to catch and
. se ~ matters Of religious Informs
- ~. w ! see a mighty suggestiveness
~. .s Mlas the first book Of auy i'm
- c. 49, was ever published after
n1sc, noerg Invented the art of
4 -. - the Bible. Well might that
.lss..'i so'i on, polishing stones and |
Tzs suf1ng looking ptas s