The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-27

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Az kneeling
Our Father who aft Iu heaven. tai.
lowed o. thy name Thy hlnrdnm
cUwr Th, UIl o. dome un earth. O..
10 is lu htatDu. Give us this dny uui
daily bread. Ana f0trifp us uuf trt a..
rasEps. aH wp forgive Those Who tres.
pnsH against us And lead us not iuto
temptatiuu. bot deliver us num cyl
Amen.
THE COLLECT
Almighty God unto whom uii hearts
De open. ull desires known. aud from
whom no secrets are hid. cleanse the
thoughts of cur hearts by the inspifa-
tion of thy Holy Spirit. that we may
perfectly love thee. and WorthNN mag
Nifty Thy holy Name, through christ
our Lord. Amen.
- God. who proyidest for thy people
by thy power. and rulest over them iu
love, grant unto Thy servant EDWARD
the spirit of wisdom and government,
that being devoted unto thee with all
his heart. he may 50 wisely govern his
kingdom that In his time thy Church
aud people may continue in safety ana
prosperity; and that perseVering in
good works unto the end he may.
through thy mercy, come to thine ever
lasting Kingdom. through Jesus christ,
my son our lOfu, Amen.
The Epistle. / Pet. H. 10.
Submit yourself to every ordinance
of man FOR the Lords sake. whether il
be to the King as supreme; or unto
Governors, as unto them that are sent
by him for the punishment of evil
doors, and for the praise of them that
do well. For SO is the win of God, that
with Well-doing We may put 10 silence
the ignorance of foolish men. A. free,
and not using your liberty for a cloak
OF maliciousness but as the servants
of God Honour all men. Love the
brotherhood. Fear God. Honour the
King.
The Gospel. st. Matthew XXii:15:
Then went the Prasiseps, and took
counsel how they might entangle Him
in His talk. And they sent out unto
Him their disciples with the Herodians,
saying. Master, we know that thou art
true. and teachest the way Of God
in truth, neither carest thou for
any man; for thou regardest not the
person of men. Tell us, therefore what
thinkest thou? Is ii lawful to give
tribute unto Caesar, or not? But Jesus
perceived their wickedness, and said,
why tempt We me, ye hypocrites? Shew
me the tribute-money. And they
brought unto Him a penny. And He
saith unto them, Whose Is this image
anu SupeIScflpllpn. llty say unto
Him. Caesars. Then saith He unto
them. Render therefore unto Caesar the
things that are Caesars; and unto God
the things that are Gods. When they
had heard these words they marvelled,
and left Him, and went their way.
Then followeth the Nicene Greed.
/ believe in one God the Father AL
mighty, Maker of heaven and earth,
and of all things visible and invisible:
nd In, 4 nd ri ct
only begotten Son of God, begotten of
his Father before all worlds. God of
God. Light of Light, Very God of very
Coo, Begotten, not made, being of one
substance with the Father, by whom
all things Were made; Who for us men.
and for our salvation came down from
heaven, And was incarnate by the Holy
Ghost of the Virgin Mary, And was
made man, And was crucified also for
us under Pontius PLATE. He suffered
and was buried, And the third day he
rose again according to the Scriptures,
And assembled into heaven, And stitch
on the right hand of the Father. And
he shall come again with glory to-
judge both the quick and the dead:
Whose kingdom shall have no end.
And | believe in the Holy Ghost, the
Lord and Giver of Life, Who proceed
eth from the Father and the Son, Who
with the Father and the Son together
is worshipped and glorified. Who spake
by the Prophets. And | believe one
Catholick and Apostolick Church. !
one Baptism for the re-
mission of sins, And | look for the Res
direction of the dead, And the life of
the world to come. Amen.
THE SERMON.
Preacher-The Rev. Canon Mackin
tosh.
Rev. Alexander Macintosh took for
his text the words of David the
Amounted of Israel, Great deliverance
giveth he to mis- King. He is wonderful
among the kings of the earth; He Civ
eth salvation unto kings" Mr.. Mack
intosh said in part:
What true and perfect satisfaction
there is in the heart Of every being
when he sees that done which is done
for the Qualification OF God. What joy
and peace will reign throughout the
world to those who can pierce through
the outward and visible signs of the
great event which takes place today
in England and can reach the inward
spiritual. grace. If, in the gorgeous
the solemn ceremony, the
forms, the true meaning and
object can be perceived, there will be
a wondrous change in Doth
sovereign and people. The coronation
Of a Christian monarch is not the glo-
rification of a man. 1t is the anoint-
ing of ruler, the choosing and seat
ing of a vicegerent, to carry out the
will and plans of the King of Kings
and Lord of Lords on earth.
1t is meet and right then to lay the
earth under tribute to give due honor
to such an event. For this reason the
place of the coronation of the King of
one of the mightiest nations upon earth
is within one of the most noble and
stately temples dedicated to the King
Of Kings. Westminster Abbey is the
church held most dear to the English
man and to all who have sprung from
England. The soul which is not stirred
by the mere name of this glorious fame
is indeed dead to all that is noble and
generous and good. The ashes of the
lllustrious dead speak from their tombs
and their monuments cry out to the
world to be exalted to holier things.
Within its walls. if God has wiped 1t
so to be, a great congregation IS as