Milford chronicle., 1910-10-21
SERMON BY REV. H. {.
NORRIS Of BALTIMORE
Who is Assisting Rev. L. A. Bennett
in the Tent SerYice at South Milford.

Who is Assisting Rev. L. A. Bennett
in the Tent SerYice at South Milford.
Natthew-5-16. Let your light 30 shin
before men that they seeing you
good works, may gloryfy your Father
in Heaven.
The Salvation Of the lost part OF
Milford will depend upon the Re-
ligous light of influence that is shed
abroad by the Christian churches.
They that are whole need no Physi-
clan. The man that is clothed in
Righteousness and drinks Of the
cup of Salvation is the man that
enjoys good Spiritual Health But
the man that is clothed in sin and
drinks of the bitter cup of iniquity
IS he who is Spiritually sick, and
needs the remedy applied that he
may be made whole-even every
whit whole.
Now is the light that we are
showing a light Of Christian influ-
ence which will induce sinners to
flee from the wrath which is come,
and then be able to exclaim by the
power of Gods Salvation-my God
is reconciled, His pardening voice I
hear, He owns me for His child. I
can no longer fear when Latimer,
the Evangelist hero of England,
was carried to the stake there to be
burned to death for the Preaching
Of the Gospel of Christ, he looked
down upon Rittler, his companion
in the work, and said by the power
Of God work, we have lit candle
in England today that will never
20 out. Believers in Christ have
we lit that light in Milford Are
we working in harmony with the
will of God?
That men may see our good works |
be that humbleth himself shall be
exalted, but he that exalteth him
self shall be abased. Then do not
say my works, but the power of
Cod performing through me as an
instrument for the accomplishment
of this good work. Works without
Faith is dead-so Faith without
works then people of God let us
be up and a doing while it is called
day for night cometh when no man
can work. I have come to Milford
as a Servant of Christ, to assist in
in the erection of the poles that the
wires ofGOd' love may bestretched
through Milford and His eternal
light and love may shine in the
hearts and lifes of the people of
that we may see the real
need of good works rendered toward /
Him who said, II came to seek and
% save that which was lost Then ,
here is a good work begun so far +
n Milford at the tent. God has
wonderfully blessed his people and Z
inners are turning to Christ and r
eeking Salvation. Realizing their r
ost and undone condition, they cry 7
nen and brethren what must 1 do =
0 be saved. Christian let your U
ight shine. e
Our Tabernacle is under way and =
We expect, no providence to pre- a
ent, to occupy it next Sunday, II
october %, 1910. We have organ
,ed a Methodist Protestant Church n
nth fifty members and are looking o
u great results in the future.
Last Sabbath was a high day in
ion and old fashioned Methodist y
was showered down upon n
5. We have lots to thank God for.
want to ask all the churches and
eople in Milford to pray that the d
ly may come when we can stand a
the great circle of unity and love o.
nd sing with our whole hearts, U
raise God From Whom All Bless SS
Igs Flow. May God bless all ef-
rts that are put forth for the saw u
Ig of precious souls. Come to the *
:rvices at the tent and help some "
Jul to find the light Of Gods eter- 7,
Al love. - -
Preaching every evening during =, =
lie week at 7 80 o'clock. !
Services for the coming Sabbath =;
follows Class Meeting, 9. 80 a. d d
!; Preaching, Io.45 a. m; Bread q; q
service in the afternoon % p
3 O'Clock. Come and bring your ~ ~
ENDS. Preaching T. 80 p. m Seats 10 10;
ee. All welcome. n -
REV. H. Z. NORRIS. N