Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-21

ton to the marriage dinner was for
all. both bad and good" A wedding
sarmsnt. was provided! fer .scMf& iEg
Exited guest Clothed III kinsfy "a 81 ssffel
the great company await the presanct
oi their Sovereign. When at last their
eyes behold the King in His beauty
their joy is complete. Among that
throng there il ore whost heart is
wildly beatinS-onc who would hide
from. the Kings all-scning eve. In
iivilually conscious of personal gEftt
also he cannot escape and in awful
CONSERVATION he realizes that the
King, who wishes he has dsregarded,
whose word he has disobeyed, is ask
ing hin To give ar account of himself
How earnest thou in not having a
wedding garment and he was
sreechless. Sef-corlemned he stands
before this King. The fault is all his
own: tie wedding garment the King
commanded every invited guest to
wear had been freely provided for but
he stands as Il rebel. convicted Of hi;
individual GlSot ediencc with no pos
siblc excuse to offer; "he was speech
lafSs..,s ~, '.g2. ~. II
= funf giatcly ,h.sticc rs hcGrd rta-
nennaing senteticc; Nthe2 spccchiesS.
selt-corGelpned man because Of hi /;
disobelicnce, IS cast into outer dark
ness Our Saviour would have us
learn from this parable that we must
individually meet and answer the
E-ray or Gods knowledge of the rec
ord of ON life. 1t is written Every
One of us shall give account Of him
sell to God
1t is folly indeed to play the part of
the hypocritc in matters pertaining to
religion because the God with whom
we have to do can easily see through
the most cleverly planned hypocrisy.
Some people seek to hide behind the
faults of others and because of this
or that processing Christian ca living
double life are influenced to stay
away from church and give up all idea
of taking stand for Christ. There
fore, in Gods name dear church mem-
Der let us be what we profess to be
and by life, and testimony honor His
name. s-Sot only in the church but in
every walk Of life this abominable
thing called hypocrisy is found. in the
lodge room in business. in the fam
lily. but l believe the grand majority
in the church are loyal and true and
among the Masons. in business and in
the home life, worthy and sincere.
Joyful His eye shall on each one
rest
Who is in white wedding garment
dressed.
All. we'll, for us if we stand the test,
When the King comes i'm
The evening audience completely
filled the church and large number
were compelled to sit in the gallery
The text of the evangelist was found
not deceived God is not Knocked.
Whatsoever a man soweth. that shall
he also reap
The sermon was strong appeal to
all. Not only to the faithful Christian
worker but to the lukewarm Christian
to have something to do in this life
with the saving 0f a soul so that when
we all go to meet our Judge we may
be able to lay at tho feet of the Saviour
some soul whom we helped to save.
The evangelist told OF. several in
stances of souls being saved and es-
pecially of a young man who is now
a preacher of the Gospel
This evening there will be special
music and the regular chorus will be
assisted by several from Richmond.
Among them will be Mr.. Fish and
Mrs. ]. T. Southland. who will sing a
solo. The service will be held in the
auditorium of the church.