New-York tribune., 1901-08-16

tifying to the value Of the training they received
in this school. which founded for the training
OF Christian workers in the knowledge and use
Of the Scriptures and in all forms OF Christian
work from the simplest in the home church 10
the varied demands in neglected rural districts.
city rescue work and in the mission fields. also
pastors assistants. Sunday school superintendent
etc The school is interdenominationaI coeduca-
tiOnaI and upon its twelfth year October l.
greatly STRENGTHENED and enlarged
Supplemental to the regular two years course
in the English Bible. special courses in New Testa-
ment Greek eIocution. religious pedagogy, child
study Sunday school work and music are offered
Added TO this. all-around training in lines OF
work necessary for woman's equipment are
sewing. domestic science and lectures hygiene
and nursing
DR.. c. L scoheld. the pastor OF the Congrega-
tional Church continues president. and takes :
active part in the life and teaching Of the
school Students may enter for special courses. II
desiring remain for the entire The
expenses for board and tuition $50 a term OF
three months. s. a week for shorter time
Board may be secured either outside with the
school, if desired affording an opportunity 10 at
tend any OF the courses or lectures. catalogue
will be sent on application
DIR. WESTON ExPoUNDs A PSALM
Northheld has a grand old man" The SHOWS Of
more than fourscore winters have fallen about
him. but his bow abides in strength. and his in
tellect is keen. his memory as trustworthy and
MS power as q preacher as great as InaI OF many
men half his age. This statement might be re-
vecsed few men in the Christian ministry in this
country have much Of the Scriptures at their
command able TO expound what they do
know so helpfully as the Rev Dr. H G. Weston.
the president Of Crozier Theological Seminary, in
Chester, Penn. The finest tribute to D. L. Moody,
paid at his funeral. came from this venerable
friend. who loved him and sat al his feet; each
thought the other one Of the most delightful
characters he had ever seer, and both were right
a
tense love for the Word Of God
On a recent morning DR.. Weston expounded
Psalm cxxxvt. beginning: BY the rivers OF Baby
lon, there we sat down yea, We wept when
remembered Zion. We hanged our harps upon the
willows in the midst thereof. For there they that
carried US away captive required OF US a song:
and they that wasted required Of US nIrrhs
saying. Sing OF the songs OF Zion. How
shall sing the Lords song in strange land?
If forget thee, o Jerusalem, let my right hand
forget her cunning. If I do not remember thee.
let my tongue ceave to the roof OF my mouth; II
prefer not Jerusalem above my chief Joy He
spoke as follows:
scorn- AS of favorite hymns says,
mo taunting foe our song requires.
TPean Of the 0yf9tO9 ny to sing ing pqw But his This
children or Israel were IN Babylon. IN that long
SRStg 3SH T3f TBang go5fa r fd os fo and @
nad m3d4 @ [Hem s42}eGI 70 T9e SlErounaing I ma a.
| welded to that sin that God swept them OUT OF
them into Babylon, but He fuldIIed His promise
tb95a fL ne WoGd giye T TheR Jac9T -i m l9 eyes OF
! TRYING TO COMFORT THE CAPTvEs.
these aRa 5 So 5hss Th9y y 6h % not % grsSa f6F
y0uT qePoFlatl9n tro your m foaH{ry' & FhS5 HLIs
Suppose Jerusalem is overthrown, look at the city
where you a every ayg1ue z5 & Is open PEI TO to y9G hs5e
! enjoy yourselves, make the most OF this; you can
in your own land; enter the avenues that are open
before you cLInD 70 t9e seaSS o. ~ o. % 7G z
| here just as well as in Judea-" How shall we sing
sing sins 1i %6ea Gods y worship N His appointed place
is silent? How can we sing when deso!atlon relgns
| Us for a possession? How can we sing surrounded
| these blessings? How can We sing the Lord
| An this is the temptation OF the Church, 1t is
! easy 70 stand against persecution When you
wrestle with hesh ana blood there is no difficulty
the blood Of the martyrs is the seed OF the Church
But il when the world with these soliciIa-
says Come in and be one Of u.s.; when the world
ana hear You; when Ihe world says, give US
| ritual in which We can Join. and we VIII Join n
We viii be friends with you-there is the ternpta-
/ ton. 1t is the wrestling with the powers or eVA
| in the heavenly places that has swept away the
| What is the answer Of the IsraeIite? IF for
| get thee. o Jerusalem. let my right hand forget
| her cunning. If I do remember thee let my
3gs eg to s h r02S T OF ebig y OH cR1rS6
! Of the living God Oh. the habitaton Of the Lord
On the hope Of the world! If the Church is capt
| Ured by the world If the Church IS seduced from
neT Pu[enesS O. +t le ~brc6 ~ and the world? Let
| nv right hand forget her cunning, ana my tongue
cleave 70 the roof OF my mouth urssS - O,-cb
the simplicity and prosperity and lie OF the ChuEcH
above my CHIEF JOY.
GOODNESS IS PROFITABLE
heard yesterday-nny heart is full Of 1t-of those
hearts God had laid a great burden, who are look
of the old prophet, "Oh. that my head Were WaLT
/ and mine eyes fountain OF tears, ma - H51-1 80
weep day and night for the slam aausntsI Gl ~
/ people" But is not our cou9lIS pLOsp9-T- Te-3;
| isn't the price Of real estate advancing. !Sn
there every promise here OF that goolness In1. I9
| mai now is? They nightly mistake that text oy
the way Goodness is the promise or Ine NE M
Ho% Pe isstocls2 Carriages? retinue OF servants'
| What is the promise OF goodness tnat ms ~ ~
has? The peace that passeth understandIhs' @ IlS
-~ssa,ce and bower OF the Holy Spirit. the very
iOv OF heaven the dwelling IN BetnSl ds the 5O-SS @
~ cod. mar is the promise OF godliness, and you
..11{a Slain daughter Of my people" You rernen-
her the frst time that death came 10 your mouse
hold how softeued and saddened your spIEIe ~
Win iIs presencei How solemn an alr eXeIy
c0f sn5 sa y the clustering ringets ana the sWeel
SMILE Vet resting upon those lips tnat you hao -
II,-eii,lSS Death was not robbed or It's polsnslG!
tacsusa az those sweet traits sun
+ba Saad lovely pleasant, beloved oea15 Itgy
In Ine t,I+ IIs, In our houses in our fanlheS ln
our streets in our worsnlpp4lS s6saI,es M
/ yrirh a deeper death than the nleie 3'S0-A-0 -
payslcal br another who with that identity with
Christ which marked MIN 50; q - v-ars reecrine
brethren according TO the HesLl ccITrsaS froTS
I could wish mySeIl acCuISSO y "
Christ for my brethren accorIing i55 in tr1mnb al
An think OF another VINO I TIClilS - =, raa+a5 1,fb
+ha eed oF that royal procession ana sISetSl VIII
the accIaims which came 70 b I'm t4 was abo1t 10
G s brst INTO that paroxysm Of grief which found