New-York tribune., 1901-08-12

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is true God IS hOly infinitely holy II IS also true
wondroCs o-erins Of Christ once for ar sinner
though am. I am perfected. and on the ground OF
that blood 50 precious 70 God march into the
very presence OF God, look up into His face and
chiIdIke trust an that is in my heart
In the death Of Christ Ne died 3 In His erqcifxion
the old man lour Old selO was nailed 70 the cross
% Ryia4 y-oi . o. = 7f,-s ~ n. m r,1-iSthj
Y. Il. Revised Version-l Christian living con-
should see self on the cross. in the place OF the
curse, and no longer Try 70 live put let ChrlsL I'VE
myself dead unto sin. but alive unto Christ
death Of Christ puts Us, This IS the great reason
why Christ cannot live the fulness Of us resur-
We can live with Him
THE DEVIL AND THE POWERS OF DARKNESS.
The death OF Christ has results OF vast import in
Is5aoon 70 me dew and tne powers OF qaF1neSs,
prince OF this earth is secured By the DEATH Of
Through the death OF Christ the devil is brought to
Christ was death TO Satans power He can no
+ appropriate TO themselves the virtue OF ChrisI's
death In His death on the cross Christ triunnphed
over the principalites and the powers OF darkness
and exposed them 10 open disgrace (COlOssans. u.
the decisive battle and won the decisive victory
over the devil The moment OF Satan's seeming
victory was tne moment OF ms overM nsllnS ms GS
t0ry ~ he Crnss VIII he = zl5ect for corteTnpIatio
and wonder the manifold wisdom OF God in the
/ eternal world.
/ But the death OF Christ has wonderful results
even in relation TO the material universe through
T, me oStu tS9 OF tI SItS j @ 70 sLj q -, aa-+S -
all things, whether tney may De things n earIa OF
I things in heaven are TO be reconcfIe1 70 God
/ fallen away from God in connection with sin. Not
earth only heaven has been perverted and pol
g. pa Revised Version Through the death OF Christ
this pollution is put away Just as the blood OF the
/ Old Testament sacrffces was taken into the most
/ holy place a type Of heaven Christ has taken the
! cIeansed IL All things. whether they be things n
earth things in heaven. are recOnctled 70 God
bondage OF corruption into the liberty OF the glory
and new earth wherein 4velleth. Righteousness.
The atoneme3J or ChrisJ has an LrIlstsT ,syJg
We have lust begun 70 understand what that blood
I that was spilled on CALVARY means. Sin IS far
evr than have been won't to think put tne blood
which only eternity viii disclose
SPREADING GOOD LITERATURE.
/ The colportage branch OF Mr.. Noody's work is
/ showing several important new books n the Moody
/ Colportase Library One OF these on the Ten
/ Commandments by Rev G. Campbell Morgan. IS
/ in great demand. along with another volume BY
him in the same series. called The True Estimate
/ OF Life The addresses delivered by the Rev 2
/ B. Meyer Of London, when ne made tour IN this
/ country last March and April under the auspices
/ OF the NorrhieId extension movement. have been
| published under the title Back TO Bethel" Many
/ OF Mr.. Meyers friends think thar this gives the
| ularurest presentation OF the truths he teaches.
/ and are always in demand while the Rev. R. A.
Torreys How Pray is also being bought large
[ Iy by conference visitors The moderate price on
this series-15 cents each. any for . cents
/ brings them within reach OF all Orders by mail
should De addressed to the Bookstore. East North
/ field, Mass
| The work or the CoIporrage Association was ex-
/ planned Round Top last, week by A ?. Fit,
/ superintendent. He has been Intimately connected
with the work from its beginning In the course Of
his address ne said
Mr. Moody founded the CoIportags Association in
connection with the Chicago Bible Institute, his
school for training men and women for lay Chris
OF the printed page To appreciate the value Of this
medium. Try 70 think what your Christian life and
| Ead had ~ 4ensT4 or bssTssv and -rsdfriSr rTbs
| COIpOrtage Association was founded in 1895. It's
chief work is the publication OF the Moody Col
portage Library, monthly series OF books OF about
one hundred and twenJy-eighr pages each, written
oy leaders IN ne relslo1s world; Vol sucn as spur
geon- TaIH1age Never, Campbell Morgan, etc Col-
/ pOrteUrs and agents take these books from house
ro,,S' az ~ = = -- e--T -, '5-ss ~.
while AT the same time they are dong missionary
many who never darken The church door or hear =
/ Gospel sermon
BOOKS CHEAPER THAN MEN
How can the Gospel De preached in rural sections.
IN mining and lumber camps. in frontier towns and
il IS tnlpossfbIe 70 maintain a regular pastor, IN
less YOU use the printed page This dIs the need.
in the absence or personal ministry One pastor
in California recently wrote chat there we're only
three Protestant churches in his county. A gsntIe
"a q
forty young men. who are appointed corresponding
/ members Of the Young Mems Christian AssOCla-
I tiOu in the small towns with twelve books each.
I which they are circulating among other young
rn.re keeps some of the BOOKS the writing rablS
al the mine so that the miners can pick them Up
and read them while not at work
The books furnish key into homes where
Christian worker could not gain ad1-1rca1ce on an
ordinary call and offer an Introduction for per-
son8I conversation with many Who 0JherVise would
hard 70 approach about their spiritual condition
a missionary in an Iowa town Ga-ed on thrTy
families on wealthy street and Ie1r sample
later IL returned and sold books IN rWecry--sevs1
I 0f the houses the parties were absent from the
I books one lady said audible PRAYER had never
| been offered il her house although she had been q
/ sometimes wished she was poor and lived on one or
ne lower Is. FOR then some mission worker
I would have come and talked % her aoour ler SOUL
Before he lefr -n@ missionary PRAYED Win her ana
! she has since become an active Christian worker
HOW THE BOOKS ARE USED.
| -r 4fsss-r,f0ari7n Of GOOD literature is a branch
OF CHRISTIAN -uterDriSe -1i- supplements every
| orbar Kind OF work Pastors. evanselisrs. Sunday
school teachers Christian F1-eaV0r socletles a-l1
mission workers can use 7ooN- 20 sell ac cSlrlo1IS
and place i'm circulating Iorar.r@ \ ChrlSlan e+tl-
deavor society in a MichlSal bort = using the
Moody books for distribution AZ a- the men VINO
work upOn the docks during time tney are
waiting for boats TO come IN. al. $50 among lnS
| rnsr months \ Judge in a Western Town keeps a
I s1npIv of the books his desk and gives copies
| 70 rhe prisoners who come before hin
,ssriv nine thousand books in the last six years
aIrOEeth=r about four million or these BOOKS nave
been published The general Eastern depot ~ me
( association East NOrthdeld It's output or
/ MOODY books beine upward Of 1000 a year.
THE COLORED P4RSON WILL NOT BULGE.