New-York tribune., 1900-08-16

Ethics" He discussed THE Family II will inter-
est those who not privileged to hear them that
they are all appear in The Mortified Echoes
which NAV be ordered from the bookstore East
Northfeld Mass. The four numbers of the season
covering all the conferences and good deal OF
other interesting material cost 81 and the last one
filed with addresses from this Conference. may be
had for So cents. The Echoes" is edited by Delvan
L. Pierson Editor of THE Missionary Review OF
the World" and its manager is Arthur Percy Fit,
Mr.. Moody's son-in-law.
MR.. MORGAN'S FIRST ADDRESS.
The following is the substance of Mr. Morgan's
first address in the present series:
The last great revival in the Christian Church
was an emotional revival The next will be-and'
thank God il is at the door-an ethical revlvai'
value the last. The century which is now coming coming
70 close was born in the tervoT 0i an t1in t6 not
in passing that all the great missionary socleues
ment to that wonderful movement that cnapaTuer t
ized those years Well nts Wdpt wiz Win Of be e move
ment of righteousness; that is the apPllca4qoh OF
application of the new condition of heart , ana
ecaraeIer 10 an +b 1e side of Holiness and the ethi-
cal movement must be the outcome OF sPlLttbne tbr
Internal: the first the creation of character. and
the second the manifesaon OF that GhafdcTer nrn ~
pose to speak first of the Christian ethic in me me
e6c conceTnb m man and man his Interrogation
ship; and then the Christian ehc concerning the ne
day than that subject-and then the Christian % etho
governing commercial ife and astMy M ,eD1haT In1
if You are a child Of Cod born of the Holy Spirit:
10 dGGc4 ao b aIee n6 offeCt eyery circle of life in
which you for the tine being are the centre
MISREPRESENTATION A LAW.
The Christian ethic concerning the individual 1;I;a
creates a responsibility. What is 1t! me teacI16 6
Of Christ na beh nor heT en found Md christ nov what
did you think you were losing GSa ar fbought You
We're losing the old philosophy which said Self
o eg losing that when you found Christ No,
you just finding IT. and what Christ says SV 20
law of your lie But how are you & to 3Te5eTvs pres if
YqurSg you Nj tSe Wn0 36 his Cross and denies self
finds himself; his own individuality, his own pos.
never could be brought to realization by the effort
of his own fallen nature VIII PIIo % ros @lsG P loses
himself in the kingshIR Of Jesus 10 ma h1mSGtt Gft
is saying 10 every man-self-preservation-ltl IS the
And then what? Developments we have it in
the Scripture already read in the philippians One
behind | press forward" toward what? The con
sumatio6 always forgetting the things behind nfnG
is attractive and more poWertuI: enc a "a b bo
Christ says to every man ma n tbe 6eautV of
Character, to be developing into somethng better
nSatng eG rs the Tery rightecusness of own
and Tsf,1ra if Won are standing still where you
We're There is 10 be the finding of your new life
in Him after the pattern of His life and there s
the reaIiza ton Of the ideal he has presented
Now my brethren that is me nrst o 1hrsd ana % viii
not be able to obtain Christs ethical teach.ng & @
very careful to TO it are obeying II IN re re
gard 10 ourselves You say Inls , Is St %it"T am
particularly desirous of pointing out that IL Ill MeS
have % tarried this whole evening around this first
point Jesus Christ is saying to men 20 f VIII VA
But there is this difference;
LIVING AND DOING.
and do" But that isn't to rob the do OF ITS It's
effect. He expects that you snaI IA 40 % oof f yonr
being and the very first duty that you owe to the
Lord as teacher IS to obey the word he lays upon %
You, to accept the new purpose, the glory OF Coo,
in the development of your own life, TO accept tHG
Contact with the foes that against you, and as
you accept this responsibility you VIII nno + E0e
things but what | want TO to you is this that
not atone for careiessness personal character.
and indeed the actions that seem TO pc mora! as
and watched In their outworking will always be
found TO break down save as they proceed from f
Christ in the power of Christ write IT upon your
message that Christ has for you about yourself
about your thought about your temper, aOoIe "h
your tone, and l take those three words TO touch
~ About your thought-and I use the word
Thought" for the moment as you know II Is uSed
in the old Testament AS thinketh in his
tivity, the place where the will of man and the
of man and the d of end an0 on 'he @a 5
The outward act shall be-the realm of thought.
upon Kaut's philosophy and take those and those
alone for the moment VIII presiding and INTELLECT
and emotion contributing to the decision that will
makes there is the realm of thought Wen, now,
Jesus Christ says that the first thing Tor you IS
that He shall be King; that thought Is to be
brought into captivity TO the obedience Of Christ,
in the inner realm, that sacred shrine Of every
life that no other penetrates, there He
begins and He lays upon us there the solemn law
of purity and love and righteousness; II a man
90Ketn & P6a 6 an S that does the deed of murder
but the man that hates his brother in his heart.
It is the place OF activity. within and the right
eousness OF weights and measures, and the right
eousness of financial relationships all these are i'm
portant; but If you would have them In their right
place and proportion you have got to begin here.
If the mans thoughts under the dominance of
Christ he cannot rob his nelghDoT. Ihe Master be,
gins there Every man is the circle of the world
for his life and the Master begins right there
in the heart and centre.
TEMPER. NOT PASSION
And then not only thought, but temper, the
fact. the subtle something that is always there
don't mean now what we call his temper and we
generally mean his passion, his uncontrolled pas
temper of the man; it is the supreme thing. Don't
you know that there are some men .nJuring the
Htempeqste fashion? Oh foT the temper that is
under the control of Jesus Christ! That is what
And then, lastly, the tone; that is. the outward
speech of the temper, the outward MANIFESTATION
you think you are: that is your temper; and as
Snk we Ybeeye You Know as we Ought to 10 be-
eve that the tone Of our lives isn't the tone of
Sure more Generating than that am inflencing
my three boys not by what teach them. but by
or the BARNS God has given Jesus
Christ comes first to lay His ethical code upon a
mans thought, his temper and his tone, and when
you right, all the other matters will fall very
But Oh thank God if my business is to speak to
you Of the ethic Of Christianity / have to do so
OF the dynamic of Christianity. Your thoughts are