The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03

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agreeing with you" continued DR..
Hamilton.
The evangelist then announced
| that on Monday night ttonight) he
will take for his theme Mans Part
| in Revival" He wants the con-
gregation tonight to be even large.
than that of last night.
Then the evangelist offered a brief
prayer, and at its close announced his
text for the evening as follows:
For at that time. day by day,
there came to David to help him, un
til it was a great host, like the host
of God. II Chron. 12:22.
The subject of last nights sermon
might have been announced as THE
Need of Helpers"
DR. Hamilton declared that. among
the great needs of the nation. there
was no greater need than FOR an
old-time religious revival. and all
true Christians should help bring
about such a revival-should come to
help until great host. like the host
Of God. had gathered
Il would like to see" declared the
evangelist, the building up of fam
lily affairs whereon the fires have been
allowed to die out. and the building
up of family altars where there were
no altars before
Il would like to see the churcn
people love each other better and
dwell together in better unity; then
would men and women come to seek
Christ greater numbers"
To bring about all'of these things.
the evangelist held there must be
hosts of helpers. He then detailed
methods of being helpers of God.
Sincere helpers are the only kind
that count he declared
"If a man loves his wife. he talks
about her; if he does not love his
wife, he says but little about her If
a man loves Christ, he talks about
him; il he does not love Christ. he
says nothing about him. On' talk
reveals whom we love and what we
, love" declared DR.. Hamilton.
The evangelist declared that he
takes but little stock in sentimental
ism of the shallow kind. II don't take
stock in the person who longs to fly
on wings to foreign lands to preach
the gospel. and yet who at the same
time will not speak to those near
them about the Christ"
I'VE can all help. We can all be
evangelists in our different ways. We
can talk about Jesus; we can write
about Jesus: we can help Him in 4
thousand ways" said the evangelist.
I'VE can all pray Some of us can
SAY our prayers; but saying prayers
is not PRAYING prayers. Can you
pray2
Did you know that the touch OF
the other fellows shoulder is n great
help in any kind of a movement
Man does not like to work alone
company and association inspire him
Let's work shoulder to shoulder in
this great movement.
Just as much heroism and patriot
ism is required in the war for the
salvation of souls as in the war for
our country, although in the war We
are now engaged in there are to be
no crack of infantry, no belching of
cannon, no dead or wounded"
| After giving out many other great
thoughts and truths and after using
numerous striking illustrations, DR..
Hamilton suddenly asked "All who
will promise to help and to be help
ers in this meeting stand to your
feet; and not less than 1000 per-
sons arose to their feet 1t was a
wonderful scene.
Then raising his hand and pro-
nouncing a benediction, DR.. Hamil-
ton dismissed the audience. 1t was
an abrupt but effective conclusion of
the great service.
DR.. Hamilton talked about so min
utes, and it was sermon long to be
remembered. 1t was service of
mighty power. There is no question
but what the evangelistic movement
will make itself felt from the center
to the circumference of Grand juno
ton
For the present, only night services
will be held. Later, afternoon SER
vices will probably be held.
Every arrangement for the comfort
and convenience of the audiences has
been perfected. A cloak room is
maintained. retiring room for the
ladies' and children. The usherins
facilities are splendid. The build
ing is well heated and ventilated.
| The attendance promises to be i'm
mense at every service. The evening
hour is 1890.
The headquarters of the commit
tees in charge are maintained at the
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