The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-14
REV. C. H. YATMAN
The Evangelist Held Five
Services on Sunday.
Address 20 Sunday School Scholars
and 20 Congregations The
objectionable Sin.

Last Sunday was another very busy
day for Rev. c. II. Yatmsn. He
preached five sermons. At 10 o'clock
he preached short sermon 20 the sun
| day school OF the First Methodist
church. At II o'clock. same place. he
preached on the theme. The Gospel OF
| Helpfulness." At $50 he preached "a
the Sunday School of the Portuguese
church, and at 100 he again preached
| in the Methodist church. Subject. The
| objectionable Sin" and at 2 o'clock he
preached 10 the Japanese Methodist
church.
Five services in one day and a.
warm and close as IL was Sunday Is
good days work for any man. but Rev.
Mr.. Yatman seems never to tire. and he
always has something TO talk about
that is worth listening to. He told the
children that in his boyhood home
they had a great big family Bible
larger than the one on the pulpit. and
between the Old and New Testaments
there We're some blank leaves with the
proper headings TO record the births.
marriages and deaths. Now the rea-
son they call me Yatman Is that my
| fathers name was Yatman and my
mothers name was Yatman. and 7 was
born into that family, so my name Is
Yatman, and il was recorded in that
| Big Book. No names were ever record
/ ed in that book except those that be-
| longed To the family. but every mem
Der of the family had their name re-
corded there. Now God mas a great
book The Lambs Book OF Life and
Ievery member of His family has
his name written therein-wnether
here in Honolulu. Japan. China. India.
Corea, Russia. Africa. Europe or Amer
| lea. for Gods family are scattered all
| over this earth. but all their names
are written there. on the page white
and fair" and hope children and old
er folk. too. that each one OF you may
have your names there. and you must
| have if you want to belong to that
great family whose numbers are like
| the sands of the sea. iunumerable. and
who shall live forever with God the
| Saviour. the angels and all our loved
ones.
The sermon Sunday night was an
impressive one. Theme. The Unpar-
fdonable Sin" This the speaker said,
| he understood to be the continued re-
| lection of the Gospel of tire Lord Jesus
lChrist-rejecting all His Offers oi
mercy. pardon. forgiveness OF sin and
of life everlasting through the Ge<Irel.
There is IN the far East ou the
highest point OF land. a large silver
toned bell. and a Priess takes a large
sledge hammer and hits that bell "a
mighty stroke and its silver tones are
echoed far and wide over the hius and
along the valleys and plains until u
dies ont in the far distant Spsis'e. and
this ben is kept ringing out the Glad
tidings of good news" the year ru'Tud-
So is the Gospel bell rIing out from
every pulpit in this city. every Sab
bath day. and what does II mean II
is the silver note of warning of danger
ahead for every one vino does not re-
ceive this Gospel OF Peace--peace on
earth and good will toward men. The
Gospel is the power o. God unto zal IA
ton TO every one that belieEeth- Why
not have this salvation touight-rigu'
now. May the Holy Spirit help You "a
decide this question tonight aud At
once for all time and eternity.
There will be 4 service TINS afteriR'o'
at $3.50. and at 1:30 this evening.