New-York tribune., 1902-05-17


clearly disclosed in the words OF Christ. is for
human work shall abide except it be built on
IN 6is s,i touhGatlon we believe that God REQUIRES
walk humby with his God; and that only
shall be fulfilled that brotherhood of man where
in the kingdom Of God is to oe made manifest.
OF THE CHURCH AND THE SACRAMENTS
ARTICLE XIv-We believe in the Holy Catholic
Church Of which Christ is the only head We
believe that the Church Invisible consists of all
the redeemed, and that the Church Visible en-
braces an VINO profess the true religion together
with their children We receive to
munion all who confess and obey Christ as their
with all believers in Him.
We receive the sacraments OF baptism and the
Lords Supper, alone diyinely established and
yI}i Uliliitleu ~ lhe CnuIcii' IoSeIher with tne
by the Holy Spirit, and always to be used by
Christians with prayer and praise TO God.
OF THE LAST JUDGMENT
ARTICLE XV-we believe that the Lord Jesus
judge the world and to make final separation
between the righteous and the wicked. The
wicked shall receive the eternal award Of their
sins, and the Lord will manifest the glory of His
entrance upon the full enjoyment of eternal life.
OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE AND THE FINAL
TRIUMPH
ARTICLE XVI-We believe that it is our duty as
servants and friends of Christ, to do good unto
WorshP of to od to- haw Re ford aPs ay o
the sanety & Of the family to uphold
all honesty purity and charity; that our lives
Word of Christ Isl Bidding His peops go into t all
the world and make disciples OF all nations. and
Cling the world unto Himself and that He Will
knowedge led % Of the 0 truth h'0 We co1dentiy trust
that by His power and and grace all III His enemies I
doms Of this world @ shall be made the kingdom
abide; IN this service We labor; and in this hope
Even so. come Lord Jesus.
as follows:
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JOHN DE WITT. CHARLES T. THOMPSON.
Dr. De Witt took three exceptions to the re-
port in signing It. He opposed to a verbal
amendment of the seventh section OF Chapter
XVI of the Confession. regarding works done
by unregenerate men; he thought it ''un-
wise to erect into a church doctrine belief
that all who die in infancy are saved" and
he thought the second sentence Of Article X of
the Brief Statement did not accurately state
the reformed faith regarding the Holy Spirit
DR. Stevenson resigned from the committee
after signing the report, because of his transfer
TO the New-York Presbytery.
APPLAUSE FOR THE REPORT.
Dr. Minton. the chairman of the committee,
took about forty-hve minutes yesterday morning
in reading the report. Nearly all the commits
sioners were in their seats and the galleries
were filled with people. among whom were many
women.
AT the close of the reading a strong wave OF
applause broke from the audience Still there
were many elderly men who sat with set faces
and took po part in the applause.
John H. Converse, an elder from the Phila-
delphia Presbytery, made motion that the
report be accepted. This motion was adopted
The Rev. DR.. David G. Wyle, pastor of the
Scotch Presbyterian Church of this city. moved