New-York tribune., 1901-08-19

they sent to university city-thought I wouIt
peoples Was sns ovep 70 S e aF For 9
Bridge one day, and saw a sight that you never
see IN Ameriea-I don't know as you are any worse
on for 1t. and stilI you never see it-you need tc
saw person that looked as If he % had walked or
or sixteenth century picture book: officials
clad and rigged out in the most absurd and conf
cal and out of date attire-white silk stockings
and bucksed shoes and shovel hats and long robes
and slaves and all manner of things. powdered
ela ad tbera ~nat IL nSta9S band Of music said
was a crowd L followed the crowd. went around
cross in Edinburgh Then saw them omen ST y 5Se
l never knew was there before. and four men came
upon which the cross is lifted and they blew
blasts calling upon All the 6eonI 10 co lonS %
hear royal proclamation. Seeing | was a citizen
l stopped but found it didn't belong TO me The
proclamation was this effect: That in virtue Of
the goodness of God and In recognition of many
merciss. mere In that she had been permitted to reign
over her people now for half century Her Most
so on. was pleased to utter a royaI procIamafioD
pardonInS from this date all rebels and deserters
that every deserter was forgiven and every reSe
was pardoned and the only condition was that they
claim the pardon within twenty-one days-not SUE
With IT. br eGt 6 eialm II Two fellows standing by me-
, SANDY think We will go right away, and those
But if he had said:
SANDY, come and let's have a drink" or 'I
won't matter; we will see to II by and by an6
5 fe s%e9{y-one Gays had passed those men woult
There Is the Gospel. You are q pardoned man
down your name a deserter and claim your par.
bea bon5 Ism mat grand Gospel? Oh, if hadn't
are living as if God had never pardoned you and
a. II Thrist mad never died FOR you. and as II the
ud. up and away. away TO the depot and claim your
in. 1 those two chaps go up and thew saw te
the man AT the door: -
We are deserters.'
What Is your name?''
dowS san&y Wbaa MacdonSd 9os az a. He gets his pu,
city: No, he walks into the barracks. The ac-
glance. You cannot be pardoned and 90 on sinnIng
you accept your pardon and stop SHINING That Il
WDl you have it?
CHRIST IN THE HEART
heard a preach in the open air one night
ana as am an open air preacher myself I stopped
until he came the application and that is where
i good many preachers spoil their sermons; some
out tie most important part. Instead OF bringing
home the truth as it had been preached. And as
Moses lifted up the serpent IN the wilderness even
SO must the Son OF Man be lifted up he began to
Now. how could serpent lifted up save people
except t!at the Lord appointed it. And you will
ASK siHo me how can Christ hanging upon cross
VII. Will you let me say word?" He said:
said:
IF you want crowd, you go and get one Of
Il want speak to yours if you will let me-"
I Won't let YOU"
-. An Tighs. said, go on and get finished, and
said Now you may have 1t if you like and I be-
gan tirsJ 9y testifying that l myself believed in
didn't want TO hurt him, but 1 wanted the truth to
know how christ uron cross could save Hsu any ng-
body. want to say that Christ on a cross can
wouldn't have been a Saviour for any of US
Neither can Christ in heaven become a saving
. al an iOfp
there and representative at Gods right hand.
world in vain far as We are concerned if Christ
simply stays there at TIE right hand of the Father
There is only one place and only one way in which
Christ can become a saving power in sinners
on throne; IT is Christ in my heart If you have
not got Him there you are without Him altogether,
the brother on Round Top? Made short work OF
the devils made him new ereature-gives us
the beginning. II any man be in Christ. he is
ne new & r FhaJ h Is m now % ne d got % rid OF the love
habit: that is how he became a that any man
With He is not the Old man that used to 90 sot
ting down there and soldering himself with drink;
ne is a new creation. brand new man. mat
ter OF fact, and ali he told Oh. it is glorious
gospel meni
SIN OR GRACE MUST BE CHOSEN
Sin or grace? Eyer man takes his stand and
side OF grace Every man belongs to the two
viii dismiss; can't stop belonging to them both
and man takes his choice either 10 stand with
and willing to TO any depths that he may be
doomed TO, with the second Adam. receiving His
grace. sharing His riches coming at last 20 sit
upon His throne Two Adams two heads the oil
one dtshOnOred and disgraced. defeated: the
one conquered, exalted glorifed- Are going
TO give yourself TO sin. or YOU going to yield
to grace? All you do. but upon il everything
depends. is 70 make your choice.
q my brother. here is a glorious Saviour who has
undone the mischief Of the first head. who has de-
fed the devil thar beguiled and destroyed first
representative. and IIe brings deliverance from
the curse of the law. a deliveranCe from the pen
atty Of sin. deliverahCe from the effect of sin in
OvU 70 and ~ba tai Cf in
neture-a mighty Saviour. glorious Saviour, with
a salvation to every man that viii receive Him
without money and without price, without any
other condition Open your heart. Lay your life
even now at His feet. and IL there be God in
heaven, or any such thing truth in the world
however long sin may have dbOunded, grace will
abound more exceedingly and every sinner shall
hecOme child Of God