The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-08

DIR. Bulgin preached perhaps the
strongest serman OF the series, and
chose the strongest subject lat night,
when to a big audience of appreciative
listeners he gave them his doctrine Of
a boni fide ''hell.a It's the real thing
fire. birthstone and all the other ter
rible things which go together to make
the worst place TO spend eternity that
human eye can picture.
Only one comfort could we see left
for those whose choice It is as future
residence That was, in the eternal
fitness OF things the bad man and
worse woman are preparing for II In
this life. and wouldn't feel comfortable
in heaven with the angels. Being no
half way house, their fate is sealed.
Sealed, unless they choose the remedy,
which Or. Bulgin outlined carefully
and in order, so that there could be
no mistake.
Before the sermon, however the
song service must be mentioned as be.
ing particularly enjoyable The large
choir OF joyful faces lifting up their
voices in these more joyous songs,
with Brother Rose to head them is a
grand sight and worth paying money
to see. So many requests are made
that it is impossible TO grant them all.
one thas Brother Rose never fails to
sing however is I'm on My Way TO
Heaven Shouting Glory, which is
nightly requested by the boys in the
front row. Tonight, Brother Rose de-
scended from the platform and picked
up the tiniest of them ALL Placing him
where the preacher is wont TO stand
it was demanded of him 10 sing solo
The little fellows lips quivered, and
his little face showed stage fright of
the worst kind: but gathering together
a moral courage lacked by many big
stout men. his sweet fearful voice
sang: "0h. Glory Hallelugah. | am
on my way TO Heaven. shouting Glory,
all the way
All eyes We're filled with tears at
this sweet demonstration OF a little
child to hrayely do his part, and what
a lesson to the christian man and NO.
man who falter and sit idly by while
Others do the Lords work.
one Of our poets has written some
thiag that makes us know through
verse that there Is surely whisuing in
heaven. Brother Rose also allows his
choir and his people to whistle the
pretty melody. that nnconsciously the
busy man and studious boy may whistle
these things on the street as they pass
10 an fro from home 20 school ol
home to business.
Then DR.. Bulgin rose and came for
ward. looking as he always does liks
a good shepherd mindful OF his sheep
and said;
a man asked me on the way t
church How are We 60 know when VI
are really saved'sH
lie called on a friend in the audienc,
any asked for a piece Of money. Re
ceiying a silver dollar, he held up hi
hand. With or without the dollar, h
did not say. Then he said, IF | sa,
to you. Some one come aud get whs
hold in my hand viii you do it1"
second invitation brought FIVE or 81
boys who stood waiting for an oppol
mnity 10 receive the gift.
DR.. Bulgin reached down and gait
cred up the smallest one; little golt
en.haired child, about ; years ol,
Placing him on chair he bade hil
close his eyes and lift one hand aboy
his head He placed the silver dolls
in the little open palm. why did 80
come up here" he asked him. Wit
ont a moments hesitation the silver
childs voice answered. Because I b
lieved in you II was delicate AT
beautiful way of explaining how v
know when we are really saved, GC
offers salvation: it is free and gr
elous gift. Al that is asked Of us
to come, believing. and receive
Later, when the people who h
been convinced Of the truth of h
teaching came aud made their humb
confession before men. they were to
to realize their salvation, Just as q
little boy realized he possessed q
dollar. lie could keep 1t or sQuand
it. Just as he chose; but he thoug
the boy would keep it because Broth
Bulgin gave ii to him. And would tn
not also keep this gift because G.
gaves
The text last night was Acts J..
Judas by Transgression Fell, That !
Might go to His Own Place
There was man once who eouldl
believe in hell. He was good nj
and walked as near in Gods holy "