The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-29
,lMMARY OF SERMONS.
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MMAh VI A1i'l>'iNo'
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ling is a summary Of the principal
rsceutly delivered In the United
~ canada by the leading clergy. \
..,ssts prelates, religious teachers
r.,sssors OF the Christian faith. In
,n,,snce the text has been carefully
,pd abbreviated.
.ppisES. Joys are the more salts
when they come as surprises. Sor-
80 the. more heroically met when
.,ne unannounced. Rev. U. s. Mil
'fS;n,yersalist, Cincinnati, Ohi0
prsr What makes unrest? Pride.
IAN. selfishness--w when we feel slight
are disappointed in anything, then
Nees.--Rev. G. Roughton, Method
ircinnad.
= Future Those who live nobly
s.ad not worry about the hereafter.
lii share in the best OF the future -
v,,edman, Hebrew, Denver. Col.
x1sHMENT. There must be punish
= long as there is sin in the uni
n there is sin forever. then there
!. punishment forever Rev. NJ. w,
.Hddge, Baptist. Cincinnati.
|vpNESS Men are dead to the noble
E,ses of home. They are dead TO the
interest Of saving the lost; dead TO
..,sndid virtues that go to make up
ssr.-Rev. G. w. Perryman, Bap-
Cincinnati.
,pING GOODWIN monarchs that
IA on the thrones OF the world. war
No impossible and the social prob
,h,t now occasion alarm and suffering
M longer xist.-Rev. John Nc
Methodist. Owaha, Neb.
urrRFuLNESs. Cheerfulness Is
sAne 10 the soul. You may have seen
cue of your scientific journals that
.sor Tarshanoff seriously recommends
y a. medicine.-Rev. Dr.. Fishburn,
{hyterian, Columbia. Ohio.
IN AND NEW The thousand absurd
md crudities written of or by the new
al have no instruction for you. Give
N. cid woman. old and ever. young -
william organ. Catholic, Denver,
iEr AVERAGE OF HAPPINESS The
g1se Of happiness is not as high as 1t
N IN he or as high as 1t will be. Mans
nm for happiness in this life has not
| heen realized Rev. G. B. Vosburgh,
Sht, Denver. Colo.
|HsoLoG1ANs.-The Bible has suffered
n at the hands of the theologians, both
Sndor and liberal who have first put
theories into the Bible. and have
: drawn them out again. REV. S. T.
khs, Congregationalist, Chicago, III.
GREAT THOUGHT We con.
Sulate Jesus Christ as the Savior of the
IA, 1t is one of the greatest thoughts
\ can come to man. 1t far outreaches
n other work or scheme that has ever
4 undertaken by man.-Rev. P. G. Cur
;, Methodist, Cincinnati, Ohio,
(HT SEARCHERS.-Men are every
|me searching for the secret Of life.
h completion able to impart the happi-
y they crave, but few are they COM
htively that do not seek it through the
|r rather than the higher channels Of
btence. Rev. Robert Macdonald Bap-
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Nation is moral per-
|1lity. It has been formed in a conflict
which moral principles contend against
noral ones and all the laws which gov
1t are founded on the Ten Command
ht.-Rev. II. MacAyeal, Congregation
\. Omaha. Neb.
HuMANlTY.-Humanity must work out
own redemption until that millennium
M men shall call each other brothers
|hno feeling Of sentiment, but in recog-
Jon OF real fact.-Dr. l.. B. Copeland.
eosophite. Omaha, Neb.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT bemoans a kind
sonoence that gave back a dead child to
owing mother 1000 years ago, and yet
uses to do the same for millions Of
kpng mothers today.--Rev. DR.. w. s.
we Methodist, New York City.
\ PuRE CHRIST.--1t is admitted by
NE chroniclers of history and INTEL
eul summaries Of the world that Christ
EIectly pure. Christ lived and prac-
n Shat he preached. 1t is not recorded
: ever transgressed human law
u Ohio.
..AlIHFuLNESS.-Little by little the
Nv'ement OF the race is writ. We sigh
: e.st results at once. We forget that
=. we little things which count. We
~ hi. mat faithfulness In the little things
!, Ar makes the great deeds possible
b, i. osVio Philipson, Hebrew, Cincinnati.
!, Observation-Disclosures our opinions
, ..en tnere can be now but one opin-
ns,,,. eue purpose, but one mighty wave
th IN . as We follow our brave men
nrs,. army and navy with our deepest
: and our most fervent prayers
n 60 hlttredge. Lutheran. New York
|, ,t WoRK.-vast cathedrals. eIe-
tn,y n',I' divine oraturios and flaming
ob.sr. VIII not suffice. But work. often
stion ana unseen places. under divine
r,,inn IN divine power, with divine in
Mani, VIII hasten the coming of the
shv,. Alns:-Rev. j. x. Montgomery,
an' Cincinnati. Ohio.
ats, ai.AuE;--Ought we to renounce the
MI .ogether? Why do the ministry,
vhn = unit make this their practice,
,n,,.., 20 the churches almost without
,vuon, pronounce against their mem
=. suending the theater ?-Rev. ]. c.
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