The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19
NEAR COMING OF THE LORD.
RECENT hCIIVfTY HIRE or THE
CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH.


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occupy tho nrs, benches In the nave and arc
grouped about the church. The visitor might
think at FIRST that he is in a Roman Catholic or
ritualistic Episcopalian church. until tho com
munion Is administered when he secs one after
another Of tho congregation the small children
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pcarcd suddenly all the signboards Of this city
about FIVE weeks ago. forcing upon the curious
and the indifferent alike an announcement Of
She near coming OF the Lord" and notices Of q
series Of cvangclis,io meetings to be held every
Sunday evening at six different places stimuli
tancously Persons who attended some Of those
meetings and took pains to inquire were told
that they had been arranged by tho Catholic
Apostolic Church and that II they desired further
information they could get II at the Central Apos-
tnlc Church at AT West Fifty. seventh street. Of
which the Rev. Stephen r. Rintoul Is the Angel
Most 81 the qucstoncrs were not wiser after hav-
Ing received that information.
The Catholic Apostolic Church. which is 80
Inn, lnnun h,r. and =. hitch b,. only , few thou
sand members in this country ia si,,v Ave wears
old. lts members are better known under tho
name of"rryng,cs" in spite Of all protests aganr.
lha' desSnanon' ana tn" history OF inc ehurch
is inscparnbly connected with the life and work Of
IN. ptc,, pteshv,.,i.n alvin. IN. Rev Edward
,,vinr C,,,v,c's and Cn,o,;dos's friend and N.
"'''E, 'a''y'c anu 'olef'nRes ifieno' ana .ho
most eloquent preacher Of his day who was xcludcd
from the Church Of Scotland and dcprived Of hi,
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ministry occhnse ne beiievcd 'hat 'hris' was
dressed in the same sinful flesh that burdens
other men irvings most ..,,oua offence how
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ever was 'ha' ne oecamo the chie' exponent OF tho
prophetic movement" which stirred religious
England 10 deeply between 1925 and 1870
bclc' 'hat me Second Advent Of Chris' was
impending formed the basis Of majority of the
more noticeable spiritu,l movements in England
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during thr hfS' decades "i this century Men
told each other that the signs Of the Apocalypse
had b..,n s.,p and thu, AM; f,b,;s, MA. r,th,,
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ing ms h"S some were even POSITIVE thAt tho
great Napoleon was none other than the false
Messiah Ministers and ,,vm,n discussed tho
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manifestations oil the HOLY Ghost among the
early Christians and asked themselves II its voice
should not hc heerl again in IN. churchc. The
oil, ~, r,,,h..,. 80 -, .,,d s,s.,.I. g.
CIV "l pn'phecF was claimen anu uiNcIa'tneu IN
heated debates while every seemed Ia be feel