The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-29
EVANGELIST SPEAKS ON
THE FINAL JUDGMENT
Draws Graphic Word Picture of the
Day When Christ Shall Ascend
the Heavenly Throne.

the Heavenly Throne.
With words that burned their
way into the hearts OF all who
heard him Evangelist Hendrick at
the Central Presbyterian church
Thursday night drew graphic word
picture of the final judgment, of the
day when Christ shall ascend the
heavenly throne as the great Judge
of the human race.
Another large audience was In at
tendance Thursday night and in
creased interest in the services was
displayed.
Il The song and prayer service was
deeply impressive and prepared the
hearts Of the audience for the recep-
ton of the splendid sermon that
was delivered by Evangelist Hen
drick. Evangelist Carter sang as a
solo "a Dream of the Judgment"
When Il Am Bound for the
Promised Land" was being sung
Mr.. Carter asked for some one In
the audience to volunteer to sing
the chorus, Rev. r. F. wilkins
, stood up and sung it.
. The prayers in the first part of
r the service were offered by DR.. It. s.
& armstrong, Rev. A. G. Parker and
a Rev. G. H. Hogan
q REV Hogan made the usual an
d houhcements and then the offering
), was taken.
+ evangelist Hendrick said he
1t wanted to add few words to the
N announcements. He enumerated tho
9 services to be held at $50 down
70 town, at 10 O'Clock at the church
70 at ll:50 at the university, at 4
II O'Clock at the church for Young
people and at 1880 in the evening
Ihat will keep us pretty busy for
the day. he said, ''but is that alp
NO. There Will be a meeting at the
church at GAS of the personal
s. workers and their friends. want
all the personal workers to attend
1t this meeting at GAS. We want to
" get good start. I understand one
n of those demoralizing carnivals is
e coming to town next week. I have
run up against these before. l hav;
II followed them into town or have
g mad them follow me, but this is the
It flrst time where one dropped RICH
% In on me. understand it is for tn,
d benefit OF the firemen. I have n,
a fight te, make against the fircmen.
do not live here but / will be one c
e. q hundred men to give $500 I.
)" ward fund Of $10e for the fir
It men If they win call this street fla
es off,,
is Rev. A. C. Parker-sIII b
= another to give $500"
ell Rev. Hendrick--.I had rattle
/ give the firemen five hundred dol
1 lars than have this carnival come
here right at the time when we are
t interested in the salvation of the
: men and women of this community.
: but If it comes, all right. we will
get ready this week to take run
ming start for next week"
1 Rev Hendrick then emphasized
the announcement of the meeting
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon for the
Il young people. He said he wanted
somebody to volunteer and bring
two glass jars to the church for this
service. A response was made. Then
he asked for deck OF cards. When
no one offered to furnish these the
| evangelist said If some one would
volunteer after the service to sup
ply the cards he wouldn't tell 1t on
him Now, I want an empty whis-
key bottle" he said, land an empty
purse, guess Brother Hogan could
furnish the purse" Then he asked
for some vases and dozen small
candles, and said eve are not going
to start racket store, but we are
going to have great meeting"
| Evangelist Carter then sang "a
Dream of the Judgment"
Evangelist Hendrick announced
1 as his text the twentieth chapter of
Revelations and the twelfth verse,
And I saw the dead, small and
great, stand before God: and the
books were opened: and another
of life: and the dead were judged
out of those things which were
written in the books, according to
their works"
,. The preacher said 81 do not come
with any new theories about the
judgment for to me 1t is a mighty
fact. The text says the books are to
be opened and the dead are to be
judged according to their works"
I He said some men questioned as
to whether or not we shall stand be-
fOra tho ind qfnanf har nf God hut