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will come in to him and will sup with
him and he with me-"
Then, walking back and forth in
front of his pulpit, she began:
Eyes have they, Yet they see not.
Ears have they, yet they hear not. 1
shall ask the gentlemen of the press
to behave and not talk. 1 am not one
who is concerned much about the au-
dience he speaks to, but 1 am going to
have a quiet audience now, you'd
better believe. Sit down, madam, you
just sit down."
DIR. Dowie strobe across the plat
form and pointed his finger, shaking it,
at the woman to whom he shouted
Nov people have gone away" he con-
tinued. They could not have gone
because of what have said, for 1 was
reading what God said Ears they had
but they heard not. I am going to
make them hear"
With his arms above his head, in a
shrill voice that reached the farthest
parts of the garden, he cried:
"Oh, it is good to know that God has
not ceased to knock at the human
heart; to knock at the doors of homes;
to knock at the doors of workshops;
at the doors of places of business; at
tie uOOTS OIL UuSlnSoS at
the doors of the municipality; at the
doors of halls of legislation; at the
doors of princes and of presidents and
of kings. Laundering at the door of
the world is the king of kings. And in
His name stand before you today and
say open that door and let the spirit
of God in
A murmur of amen" Went up from
his followers
Ia
woman of Samaria, he continued:
.They began to ask who Christ was.
Is not he the son of old Joe, the car
penter we all know. This is Jesus, the
son of old Joe. And they talked with
each other. And they told him to get
out of there, but he stood still. And
if you say to me in New York get out
of here won't get. They said to me in
Chicago they would drive me out Of
the city, but I told them the only way
they could drive me out would be by
killing me and driving me out in a
hearse. Bless your life, am the only
minister forty-two miles from Chicago
that the newspapers hunger to get
even a word FROM q
He went ON with sudden laugh:
eat the last mayoralty election both
candidates came to get me to back
them in the fight. And, perhaps, ]
in New York yet. I have not made up
my mind about it yet. I have mes
sage for the press tomorrow and I'll
give it a lick they'll never forget.
Some will go away and say, I don't
like Dowie. He puts his wife on the
platform with him.. Why should not
put my wife on the platform? She can
talk better than can, particularly
when we are alone together Oh, what
fools tho churches hoant hov
have let the devil get the women. They
have let them go upon the stage and
dance and sing. Isn't it time we had
the women singing for Jesus?"
Yes" responded his followers in
one voice.
In conclusion Dr. Dowie delivered a
prayer that began with cry:
Help! help!. help! That the, doors be
opened. In conclusion, beloved, abb
| Peace be to thee e24-J tiS
His followers responded together:
Peace to thee multiplied"
An early morning sacrifice of praise
and prayer was held in the garden,
when 5000 persons We're in attend
ance. s-sr-,5tgs yy4s,
DR.. Dowfe filed the garden tonight
with an audience that equaled the
great throng at the afternoon meeting
tien, implored divine blessing on the
mission ofrthe5 host, on the workers and
on the metropolis. The invocation was
followed by the hymn "All Power Is
Given Unto Thee"
Mrs. Dowie, known to the followers
of her husband as s'Overseer Jane
Dowie," read from the gospel of ST
Mark, the first chapter and the first
fifteen verses.
H.
close of which many: hundreds of per-
sons left the building. Dowie again
demonstrated with those who were
leaving, and asked them to do him the
courtesy of remaining until the end OF
the meeting. The subject of the dis
course was Repentance" and DR.
Dowies text was from scriptural pas
sages having reference to the teaching
and the promised coming of Elijah
I'm these three passages said the
preacher, I'VE have the great and
mighty records of the appearances OF
Elijah and the promise that he shall
come again. Where9is the common
honesty of modern theologians in not
admitting this fact y What theologian
is worth his salt Who'll has denied the
fact that Elijah must1 come again? ]
say to the Protestant btheologians of
New York, dig up your commentaries
ana cOnnolatlonS on Ff1e gospel, look
everywhere you can, and you will find
that all the authorities agree that Eli.
jah must come again before Christ
comes again. No matter whether 1 am
| Elijah or not, Elijah must come again
He has come once 'as mighty de-
stroyer, when he called down the fire
of Mount Carmel. He came again az
John the Baptist, and once more he
must come, according to the promise
of God, before the great and terrible
day of Jehovah. Elijah triumphed
once. God grant he may triumph
again.
Amen, amen" came from all over
the house.
The general overseer asked everyone
who wished to repent and be saved to
rise, and many responded. The meet
ing closed with hymn, benediction
| and the shouts of peace be unto you
and peace unto you be multiplied"