Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
ALL HONOR TO
THE SABBATH DAY.
Rev. J. E. McClain Thinks Chris.
tiaps Should Unite Against
Worlds Encroachmenu
SOME OF TODAY'S PROBLEMS.
Conditions Christ Would Find N lie
Came to Salt Lake" Commercial
Alley vs. 0lhcr Parts.

IN u discourse yesterday morning IN
tho Third prcsb, terrain church on the
proper Observance of the sabbath,
Rev j, c. McCmm said,
u believe Christians must unite In a
mighty effort against the worlds en-
croachmont ON the Sabbath day
Tho blessings TO the homo cannot be
measured by words Tho true home IA
not " accidental growth II 80, YOU
might mud the true homo everywhere,
IN China M well as m Christian Amori.
Ca but the true home IN not found In
china until II becomes Christian
home, until God has Ills place In that
homo
u want to show you what o true oh.
servancc Of the sabbath win do for
that home and then what power that
homo ia IN the world IN the first place
n makes the home the upntor of
uqlel and ordorllncM Think back to
your childhood days NJ the homo whore
the sabbath was kopL WAS II not or.
dery ana quiet There seemed 10 be
IN II n spirit " rostiullnoss and peace,
There was obedience IN that homo,
obedience 10 mans laws ana 10 Gods
laws, far botlor Than Fncri0ce, II We
trdmplo upon one of Gods most holy
laws, n law lie made for our good, does
n not destroy our respect for all law
ana authority Take that word ohodl.
onoc In Gods word ana YOU win mud
II IN the largest word in the Bible,
That's what We are I'm The world for.
ana Ills day was made to BRING 90 man
HIS greatest blessings Soc what store
God has got upon that day Ohodl.
cnce gives strength and stability to the
nome, ana when YOU nave that You
have something which can stand by
Itself ANA defy tho world Such ii
home mulliplics itself and tho children
or That home 90 ont 10 establish homes
for themselves nlong the same nnoa.
The substantial men OF the land como
from such homes
I'VE ought 10 be- proud of our
nation, and | think that the mass OF
the people are proud OF the heritage
that has come TO them from mon aud
women who suffered, fought ana died
IN defense Of hor Yet, let uA always
bear IN mind that we are not perfect,
aud that we can only attain that de-
Groo OF perfection by coming i'm closer
communion with God We can do that
IN some degree | might say a large de-
gree 10y respecting the sabbath for all
that II means ana por,onds, When we
do mat then, indeed. We viii see tho
tinted states at the forefront Of an
mo nations of the world She IN CIV
ING 10 The other nations u glorloua OK.
ample nl what may he accomplished
al -.
order nH All thlngs 20 mundane, but
when We rive TO tho Sabbath that rev.
orenoc ANA respect that IN duo 10 n
then we VIII vel an example for tho
rest OF the WORLD
PROBLEMS or TODAY,
IN q sermon Yesterday morning, I'm
the Unitarian church, on Modern
Christian aud Social Problems" Rev.
Frank j. Eddy said
Tho COINCIDENCE Of Rockefeller In
good enough 80 far aa II goes, but II
Stops shoe nj the ngc ~ Calvin The
only Kind Of Christian ~ any great
use IN modern ne ~ "A modern Chris.
llan, The conscience OF Peter or "A
PAU would he lacking In several i'm.
portent respects for everyday use on
wall street, In twenty centuries tho
moral and mental noInl OF view that
we coll conscience changes ms the kind
or ilncplcces needed TO govern our uc-
lions, and We would not ask Il loco.
motive engineer to keen HIS orders by
the guidance ~ sun-dlal
'All through human history three
great Ideas have been STRUGGLING for
recognition and supremacy In the no.
rlul eysioms Of men They are tho
principle " colltctlylsm or cO.opoia-
lloh democracy and equality Thoy
nave conl0ndod with three opposite
Nlnclploe Of action rollccliNlnm hns
struggled win lndlyiduNliam, domoc.
lAcy win hutocrlCy, equality with
privilege Orthodoxy once taught us
That God and the dcyll Wulrod Tor I'M.
man FOULS, Even llhcwao through all
inc ngcR NJ mankind these grcat oppoH.
ing Ideas have Contondod for the uOu-
session Of mons souls like giants war.
rms"
NJ CHRIST GAME,
Rev u, NJ Hcmiok preached last
evening In tho Mn Methodist church.
ON The thcmo ~ CHRIST Camo to solt
Lake and said IN part
coming ps am ordinary man Ne
would ilnd Himself l0ulod about like
other men, While tNonly or moro would
rush INTO The street cor ahead of Nm,
ana when ushorod into the hotel lln
would iiud u dozen ~ moro striving for
the best rooms, lie would I'm all prob.
ability ma nN impure people IN north.
east salt Lake City nR iu Commercial
nllcS ana uS reckless gamblers outside
Of tho donH ag In them, ana men aH
stepped M crime walking mp ana down
Main street uN confined IN the NalrH
prison. Not hclng able 20 recognize
Him from other human beings they
would not hide from lllm
Should Nc Wilt the 'romplc grounds
llo might probably admire the building
nnd be struck with the courtofy cy.
TENDED io HIM Wore lie lo uttond the
services IN the Tabernacle ! believe I
could icll you one thing tie would
hodri 'Mu arc lhu best people con- the
face OF the EARTH tie mloht ma lin
same feeling WuyprrHEpb Nm ronC of
the Gentle cMnuhrN
~ thriu should como lo Null Lake
lltN doubtless n, would admire the
beautiful streets 'hr elegant homes.
the fnc public buildings and business
blocks We're IT, then 10 ypn these
mountains bored lo thoI pmpr ur tho
wealth stored there uI the past ugus.
then travel mp and down lhrHo Nllu.a
luNurlnut In vegetation. made ,n from
tho rich Foi' deposited there centuries
ngo mako lliH homo here for year In
this climate unoyoollcd anywhere IN tho
world ana then ON u sunday evening
visit the churches uf this city ana gou
The very few Of the thousands who ro.
pldo here, Ne might wonder Nhut the
pront In heWowlng AIN this wealth off
mineral vegetation aud climate upon %
people who remembered Him uol9 for
Topt glft direct from Ills hhudp"