Evening journal., 1906-10-11
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/ so long may men say what they please
about the Bible, but they will need 1t
and want it.
when the smoke clears and the vast
amount of recent archaeological discov-
cries have been carefully tabulated, it
VIII be found that the Word Of God
stands fast and sure
"The whole subject has been revived
by the archaeological discoveries of the
, past ten years, which have revealed a
/ literature as old as the Bible and
volume OF material much greater than
that within the Bible"
Bible in the League
The second subject under discussi4.l
was THE Bible in the League and
was discussAd by DR.. c. T. Wyatt.
Or, Wyatt called the Bible the league
textbook and Jesus a model Epworth-
ian and Bible student. He declared
that II our Redeemer needed to be a
student Of the Scriptures. what must
be said OF those who have been merely
redeemed2 The weapons used by
Christ nre the same which are to be
used to-day by his followers here
prayer and the Word OF God.
DR.. Wyatt said that a nve-minute drive
through a chapter In the morning docs
not DO much goad Feed upon the word.
Study the word systematically. He Iiixen-
ed the word Of God 70 Nansen's phono-
s,1ph which conveyed TO him in the dark
OF the long Arctic nights the songs of
uhe loved ones al home and kept him ard
his crew happy. He declared the word
was Photograph from which Gods voice
spoke 20 the Individual for h s peace, 10Y,
comfort and salvation.
The Rev. f. +. Carpenter discussed ths
topic, fThe Bible in our Work" which
was assigned 70 the Rev. j. T. Alder
son who was absent as was also the other
speaker Of the institute the Rev. C.
w Strickland
Missiono Discussed
a second. Institute was held this morn
ing when 'The Epworth League and Mis-.
sion was discussed by the following
speakers under direction Of Miss Ethel
Parsons: "To-day's Greatest Enterprise
the Conqucst OF the Worid." by Miss
Elizabeth Hamilton; Missionary Upris-
ing Of the Young Peaple." by John Camp
bell; mission Study and It's Place in the
Lives Of the Young People" by Miss
] " AtnANH NN-AAif AAt dAAOI Dl IIdNtI 10
Missions by Miss Mabel Beecher; and the
iAitainment Of the Ideal in ehe Forward
Missionary Movement" by Miss Blanche
Whitcraft
The convention was opened by a de-
fotcnal service by the Rev. ]. w Brew
ington Ct St. Georges. Committee reports
were followed by a season OF prayer and
song.
The Rev. J. o. Randall, d. d.. is the
principal speaker this afternoon and to-
night
Afternoon Work
Two talks OF great benefit to the
delegates TO the Epworth League Con-
lvention. which held It's sessions in As
bury Church yesterday and to-day.
were those given by S. d. Gordon at
the afternoon session, and by the same
speaker at the evening session.
In the afternoon Mr. Gordon's subject
was a rQuiet Talk on Prayer" He
read six Sentences Of Jesus on the SUBJ
ject OF prayer. and then drew out the
various ideas of his audience with re-
gard to the kind Of prayer. the manner
and experiences Of prevailing prayer by
a short ouiz.
His hearers promptly responded to
his answers and within a short time
he was able to formulate from their re-
plies the manner OF praying and the
success in prayer "Cod will enter
every open door" was Mr. Gordon's re-
sumo to the talk.
Following Mr.. Gordon's excellent talk
a miniature Junior Epworth League
meetinr was held under the direction
OF the Rev. r. x. Stephenson, superin-
tendent of the junior work.
Z The Juniors marched up the aisle
: singing "Onward Christian Soldiers
, lied by Mr. Stephenson. They sat on
the front seats and conducted a meet
, ing Miss Nellie Hanna. OF Scott
Church. instructed the urinary depart
! ment In the afternoon subject
4 i"Prayer."
Evening Services
A large audience occupied old Asbury
at the evening services. The song SER
i vice. which began the exercises, was
heartily enjoyed. and the large chorus
{ choir rendered excellent music.
S. d. Groom gave his second helpful
: talk. his subject being "Quiet Talk on
p Power"
; The Illustration used by the speaker
to introduce his theme was that talxer
, from the seventh verse Of the fourtf
; chapter Of John The woman OF Sa-
maria. the conversation at the well, hei
} Willingness TO be a power for good
: were used as examples Of the power o.
E Christ for good and the manifestation
5 Of His power to the lowliest.
He concluded his remarks by sayinl
= that the tone power came as the result
, ,of the true prayer, and declared tina
a the latter was Lord make me wha
= Thou wouldst have me be-"
y At the close Of the address the con
vention adjourned informally to tn
lecture rooms OF Asbury. where fun,
500 enjoyed the hospitality Of the As
bury chapter in reception rendered Il
/, the delegates
: There were few speeches, informa
! in nature and style. plenty Of musi
J land a generally good time was enjoyed
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
= Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
y Il quiets the nerves. relieves nause
a and sick headache and induces refresh
+ ing sleep.