The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-24


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nave finished my course. l nave Kept
the faith; henceforth there Is laid up
for me Il crown of righteousness, which
the Lord the righteous Judge shall
give me at that day. and not to me
only but ,,uto ali of tbom also that
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hera' OIL the iate p'Shop' Whicn service
lie ATTENDED,. In continuing ne SAD.
among other things:
Chief among the many noble characteristics OF
Bi.bop Nicholson was his intense love for the
word of God He held il as the very word of
Jehovah verbally ip,pircd and. therefore, ut.
t,rlv detested the abomiuable sin Of tha, higher
crit ic.m which sonpbt IN rob TN. word ot its
divine rlory and bower
II was his he stu,lv in which hc reyelcJ os
very tow ,,popy th. ,nini.tr,. ii, Hence hc holl
most firmly and ,hidiupIv and with ircrr,sin.
ioy 10 the p,r,t fundamental doctrine or grace
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insight into th, tru,b of th. word
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''ls E'alhlhg love '"r inc nn>aVru was ''e'''E
manifested m very many ways 'mehN ny me
ii'ehsh! OF MS interest III nome ana foreign MS
slchniy work' IN the many years OF ms 'hlislldn
I'VE ne 'Iad pech transformed from glory To glory
,',' more anu 'no'e !" ,'s 'n'as' anu ih'"'Ss u
Those WHO knew lin we'll in ,hr Protestant
F,isronoI ,b,,,rb wh.r. u. sn,,t ,,ouy vo,r.
of bis ministry Ln.u, him a. -, ,yanyo,;,,l
low churrhm,n ever standing ort ,y,iust H.,
commandments os u,hot w,s tho, I,n,,r ~
pu.ovisn-the To,tari,n moyomnnt III, minis.
,ry in that communion on,hroccd nostorot,s in
several Of lie most rromncpt chur.hos ,,y.
Cra,o cIurch N.v Orleans In. 81 ;,,.rs
Cincinnati n. =, p,,l,. Rnsto, .t,s, ,rj
Trinity. Newark \ I
From our knowlcdpc If linn and rom thc
Testimony Of those who know him in ,hc oil
church his toochiur and ,,cochin., was ,n,t Of
the simple rosncl of J,sus Christ and from this
bc was widely known and highly rcs,cc:,L II
WAS while he was rector Of Trinity ci ,,.h NV
ark ot that time the most influential church in
the state Of New Jersey, that the Reformed
Ep;scopol church was horn oi Cod 10 v,t,rs,
for the truth.
As with many OTHER Eyaurc1ical Ep,copaIians
he had learned the hopcl.sSncss Of longer con.
tending against vital error within the bosom OF
the Protestant Episcopal church. Each rear
witnessed the STRENGTHENING of he ranks of r:t-
ualism. Each wear saw the IcSs,, ue If tl,o on.
portunitv of obtaining the liberty ate. Which
low ,lnlrchncn were ycarnmc: eac, ,t,. thc
necessity of taking some decisive .tep became
more clear to those men of God.
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Ns VIII" o'n'ls' Hr' N''"osoh WAS Drought
ia.e 10 ,d'e WIN the ""e'nPN" Oh '''"'h- e. H.
'N''".t ny '''''''"'i'e ""s ionSei WIRE 'e ""s
o' vi S''PP'i's oi1 INTO so'' o'''tr pouE oi ne
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hco'mea EP''eorai 'n''tth ohe''u s"'h PIac"
s'fiP''F'i i'uis! from WHICH ritua!'s'ii !h'a
ocrn e"!'inseu'
mat refuge IL sun oh'fS 10 an VINO love
o"'h TUE soSp't anu ."e 't"GS' l"r htt" 'u''e
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t"o" WAS o'''' n'oh''h'o'S anu 'o't'N' ho hi'''iv
n"'n monetary s'ai'oPol''' lor 'hc reformed
rple'ol"i ."'"'' Nau 'h'h no large 'h"r'ncs
WIN so.c''"n 'o'hioI'ap'c n'ihGN; IL was nut Il
o'"e o' year. me s''P i"NoN'h more, IL
meant the sc'rr'ng "f ''eS ana companl"h'hipS
OF years that had occn rendered all nut sacred
ny tue ha''oW'u associations "' 'ne l'St.
'c' P''s'''"i!' '"o'iSh''"''S' n'li'"ta''lE' l'r
conscience sake our dear one lelt an 10 enter
'he communion upon Nhi'h tue ho"N from Mh'"h
h' came ''' P'''u every all''h''ha "hhih It's
power hShop NlCh"'>oh character ana
ne were "iS'lh'''y h'ifhea WIN SihSlent~S or
purpose anu ann Ne"'o'h ionhd IN men. Lax"