The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-31
GOSPEL CAMPAIGN BEGINS
 WEEK WITH STRONG SERMON
Rev. Neal [. Anderson Preached at Montgomery Theatre Sunday AfternOOn--FOur Interesting
 DiScOurSeS Delivered Last Night.

give way to the fact as testified to by the heart, Ny experience and by Scripture.
 CO His death was due to the love of SThe Lord hath laid on Him the inquity of us ali. When there was no eye to pity and no arm outstretched to save Thine eye did pity and Thine arm
 fN Christ's death stands related to the need of the sinner in that It was penal He who was innocent, who had done no violence, neither was deceit tound Tn Ills mouth, who was acquitted by all human condemned. smitten of God and afflicted. He was made sin who knew no sin--that Is became liable for guilt the Lord laid on Him the iniquity.
 Cs) Christ died as a substitute Tor the sinner. He died in our stead. The Lord hath laid on Him the inquity of us all. He was wounded for our transgression. He was bruised for our iniquities. He died the just for the unjust, He gave many. @ He loved me- says Paul and gave himself for me!
 Ip The Scriptures explain the death Of Christ ae> expiating human guilt. He offered Himself as a sacrlnSe 10 divine ment of our peace was upon Him. and by His stripes we are healed. The blood of Jesus Christ cleanseth us from. all sin He was made sin for us who knew no sin, that we might g De naoe 'he f's"'eouS-
 To make his address clearer to the audience, MT. Anderson made iliustra- tions on the different parts CT ms dis- course The audience was apgreciatlve and MT. Anderson's sermon made a pro- The The services in the first section last night were held at the Perry Street Methodist Church. Rev. D. F. Lee, pas tor of the Southside Baptist Church, preached an interesting sermon to sooo
 Tn the second section, the service was held in the First Baptist Church Tne sermon was preached py Key. G' .eW: must all appear before the Judgment
 The discourse dealt very thoroughly and impressively with the idea of one certain appearance of each and every soul before the judgment seat Of Christ, The assisting ministers in the service were Dr. J. A. Rice of the Court stree, Methodist Church. Rev. w; M: CTawiore % and Rev. Mir. Stakely. the pastor. Tht meeting at tfis place promises to grow In attendance and power during tht week. .&. Dexter Avenue Methodist Church in tnt third division. A large congregation wal l present and considerable interest wal manifested.
 At the Clayton Street Baptist Churcf Rev. J. T. Mangum, pastor of the Clay, ton Street Methodist Church, preachee | an eloquent sermon from Luke XIV, lO ] Several confessions of faith were made 1 The attendance was very large.
 No services win be held in the churche: of the fifth section this week by reason of the illness of Rev. Ernest c, Maye pastor of the Fifth Avenue Methodis | Church.
 Rev. J. S. Frazer, D. D., will lead i the service at the Central Presbyterian Church this morning at 10 o'clock, ant | the night assignments will be as follows Perry Street Methodist. Rev. W. J l Elliott; First Baptist, Rev. G. w. Pat | terson, D. D.: Dexter Avenue Methodist I Rev. Neal L. Anderson; Clayton Stree ] Baptist, Rev J. T, Mangum