New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
SHINING Tor Jesus. are you shining to-dayi
Shining for Jesus, shining all the Wey;
Shining for Jesus in this world OF care;
Snin!ng for Jesus. shining eNerYMhere-

Shining for Jesus. you shining to-dayi
Shining for Jesus in this world Of care;
SHINING for Jesus shining everywhere.
After Mr. Alexander had sung the chorus two or
three times. he asked the audience to sing it, and
then, turning to a section under side gallery. he
said:
Perhaps you think that you are spectators. but
you are not. VIII you not please sing the chorus
alone?''
And they did 1t with enthusiasm.
Now, DR.. Butler said DR.. Alexander, turning
to young man in that section. you sing the
chorus alone"
The audience smiled. and after the solo heartily
applauded his fine rendering of the words now ia
mtIiar to fifteen hundred people.
Come upon the platform and help u.s. said the
leader who then called upon the Young Mems
Christian Association quartet TO sing.
William X. Moody presided. usual. at the even
ing service and George c. Stebbns led the singing
Prayer Offered by Dr. George F. Penteeost
On the platform with them were DR.. G. Johnstone
Ross. of Cambridge, England Dr. L. G. Brough-
ton, of Atlanta, Ga, and Dr. Cleland B. MeAfee
of Brooklyn. Prebepdary Webb-Peploe. of Lon
don, is expected to arrive in New-York tomorrow
Paul Moody has gone there to meet him, and it is
hoped that he will reach here in time to preach at
the conference on Sunday.
DIR. MoRGANs SERMON
DIR. q. Campbell Morgan preached this evening
his theme being "Cruched with Christ" based upon
Paurs words, Il have been erueihed with Christ"
He said in part
That expression is not the final word of Christian
experience 1t is the declaration of 4 fundamental
principle. The apostle Paul goes to the positive
statement, Yet ! live" Much remains to be said
OF the Christian life and service The resurrection
is the sequel to death. The life is won out of death
never by escape from it. Let us then deal with
first principles The relations of man 10 the cross
by faith IS tWofold:
First-The cross is that from which 1 escape by
Christ'S presence there.
Second-The cross is that to which ] come with
Christ. The substitutiopary work OF the cross IS
outside me- The principles on which Christ made
atonement l committed 10 when l claim the
benefit of the cross.
The cross was the supreme demonstration of
Christ's abandonment TO the will Of Cod The will
of God was the master passion OF His life. We
begin where He finally expressed Himself by re-
ceiving the benefit Then we accept the principle
and make His will supreme The eross was the
other outpourings of Christ 20 the service OF man.
There we see His estimate OF mans value, His
answer to mans sin and His method for mans saw
ing We commit ourselves to fellowship when We
accept the salvation. Then we make practical the
partnership in service, in sacrhcial service and in
saving service.
The cross was the pathway of Christ toward His
crowning We accept the method when share
the result BY the cross triumph, not by policy.
not by prudence. but by passion. We have received
the benefit; let share the fellowship Christ lives
in reveal the will, 10 energize the service TO
insure the crowning,