Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-30
SUNDAY IN THE
CITY CHURCHES.
Rev. Benjamin Young Delivers
Another Sermon on Viola
ton Of Law
THE MISSIONARY AND MARTYR.


40 the First NJ T.. church Row Benz
jamn Young preached his second SER
mon on the alleged reinforcement OF
some OF the city ordinances particular
ly that section pertaining to gambling.
he said 1t was the duty of every law
abiding citizen TO zee that the evils
prevalent IN this city should be abated.
Rev. Young took as his text the words
Let every soul be In subsection to the
higher powers" The speaker depre-
Gated the growing dsrespect for law
throughout the country, and he called
upon the officers to see to It that or
dnances that had been passed for the
welfare Of the city should be strictly
adhered to, He took the ground that
he had a right 20 speak upon these
matters, TO call attention 10 wrong and
urge that IT be overcome. The speak
er said It was not sufficient penalty to
impose a monthly fine upon those who
broke the gambling ordinances OF the
city, but they should also be imprson-
Cd, as the statute provides for
I'm the evening Mr. Young spoke TO
young men He urged his listeners
to follow IN the footsteps Of the Nazar-
enc, He being the great IDEAL
THE Value Of an ldeap' was the SUBJ
tect. In part the speaker said,
This Is an age of peril Life is eN-
citing. The race Is swift The spirit
Of the age is high-strung. The din Is
tremendous. We feel the momentum OF
all the ages IN this throhbng present.
80, Sin reigns and pnralyzes. Low
standards I'm many places are notice.
able, What shall be the ideal OF ones
standing amid this babel Of confusion?"
MISSIONARY AND MARTYR,
At st. Marks cathedral Dean Eddie
preached on Paul the Apostle the
Missionary and the Martyr" the oc-
oasion being the feast of the Epiphany
to st, Paul, IN commemoration of the
first appearance Of the Master 90 the
afterwards great Apostle The dean
dlscoursed eloquently on the work
character and endurance Of the man
who was the subject Of his remarks,
showing his devotion 10 Christ and the
tremendous concentration which ne
brought TO bear on the Christian cause.
What did he eudure?' asked the
speaker "The lash at the hands Of
the Jews to whom he preached He
was beaten several times by the rods
of the lictors Of Rome. He was stoned
once end left for dead. He endured
perils from false brethren, from robbers,
from Jewish zealots. And when he did
finally land I'm Rome the goal Of all
his travels, he landed as a prisoner.
And when he had endured and suffered
life,
His life, and death, too are o Won
derful example to Christians, Through
an the centuries that have passed since
his time, Christians have been moved
10 endure more, TO try more and to be-
lieHe more And for this II is no Won
der that the church remembers every
year the conversion Of such an Ap1s-
tie, such missionary, such saint
ana such martyr as Saint Paul"
CLIMBING LIFE's MOUNTAIN.
Rev, Frank Eddy preached ON oTho
Simplicity that is in Christ" at the
Unitarian hall. The secret of the Mas.
ter's simplicity lay I'm the fact that He
subordInated all else TO His Fathers
Kingdom. There was nothing super
human or abnormal In this simplicity
Tor such IL not satisfaction or astec-
'''''t ~ NNllNlANlOl AHt SptdhtE saul
Some Of you have climbed noun
tains It may be only some Of those
lesser ones back in old New England
that would be like foothills to the ma
1estlc submits that like hoary sentnels
stand guard about this city, yet IN any
case after the struggle and toll, re-
freshed only by a backward glimpse
now and then, the climber energies tri-
umphant on the final height and all
WEAKNESS is forgotten as the vision UNI
folds beneath There is the silvery.
winding river, the sheen of the lakes
and the farm houses and hamlets dot
ting the landscape and all i'm their Just
and proper relation as parts Of a beau
tiful abode, I'm n few hours we come
down from the heights FOR they were
not fitted fQr mans habltatlon, but ever
after we carry In our hearts the vision
OF that hour. So It was with Jesus.
lie assembled I'm his hours OF communion
and. Insight, the spiritual heights Of life
untll lie saw the proper relatively the
world OF human nature. And always lie
carried In His great soul the vision and
dream of those hours I'm His works Of
loving brotherhood among other men
who dwolt on the lower plains Of eN-
istcncc, Hence the simplicity lie at
talned which may he ours II we but
sock first the kingdom Of God and His
righteousness confident that then the
proper valuation OF all things else win
dawn upon us and all become simple"