The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-18
REVEALS To
CONTINUE FOR
ANOTHER WEEK
LARGE AUDIENCES GATHERING
EACH NIGHT AT THE CHURCH
OF CHRIST. CORNER OF ALcAN-
IL AND JACKSON STREETS

The series of revival meetings, now
in progress at the Church OF CHRIST
corner Alcaniz and Jackson streets, are
to continue another week, If not long
err The lessons set forth so far nave
been warnings to the hearers as 10
the danger in neglecting to do the VIII
of the Lord from the heart.
Friday evenings discourse was on
eternal Punishment of the Wicked"
The speaker, w L. Reeves, made II
very clear that the word eternal and
everlasting, when used with reference
to life is accepted by all TO mean
that the life is never ending; but when
used with reference to the punishment
of the ineorrigible wicked many people
deny that it means age-lasting, never
ending; but can give no law OF IAN
guage that grants such conclusion.
The word eternal or everlasting is
used over fifty times in the Scriptures
to signify the eternal happiness ana
blessings of the future.
l now give some quotations where
the same word both in Green and Eng
lish is used to apply to punishment
Jesus says: Depart from me We,
cursed into everlasting (aionios) fire."
Matt. 25:4B. Again: 1T is better for
thee to enter into life halt or MANNED
rather than having two hands or two
feet to be cast into everlasting (aion-
ios) fire." Matt. 1879.
And these (the wicked) shall go
away into everlasting (ainios) pun
ishment, but the righteous into life
eternal (aionios)" Matt. 25:46). Here
the identical same word is used in the
same verse to apply to the duration
of both the life of the righteous and
the punishment of the wicked, and
there is no way to deny it only to
deny the words of Christ himself.
HE that shall blaspheme against
the Holy Ghost hath never forgive
hIlf G danger eternal
(ainios) damnation." Mark. 1920
Revelation 1920 teaches that the
wicked are cast alive into a lake or
fire. In the 20 chapter 10 verse 1t
says: And shall be tormented day
and night forever and ever"
To preach the bible just as it reads
Is in both the Greek and English any
man must preach that those who die in
willful rebellion against God will be
punished forever.
Many other passages were used in
the discourse on the subject.
The subject for Sunday at IL
CLOCK a. m, will be Freedom From
! Snday. 5 o'clock p. m. Life and
Aare cordially invited to come
IN First Baptist Church.
he absence of the pastor, rev
~; n Cunningham will occupy the
np na { the First Baptist church this
stee esS S<Stn c6ndSStte rffhfn tie Evening ser
vice md present some sociological
matters relative to travellers aid work
Wisdom is Coming.
On this afternoon at o'clock, Mr.
w. NJ. Wisdom, of New York City,
viii deliver a lecture at the San Car
los auditorium, on THE Love of God
and the Fire of He'll
The unwrftten but dominant creed
of today: Whatever worshipper in
all the world bends before fhe Best he
knows, and walks true to. the purest
light that shines before him. has ac-
cess to the highest blessings of heav-
en- makes a discussion on Gods love
and everlasting torment doubly inter
esting, especially when the speaker Is
an earnest defender of the Bible.
Mr.. Wisdom speaks here under the
auspices Of the /. B. s. A. The lee
ture Is for the public, its purpose is
not money getting or PROSECUTING, but
strictly for the good 1T may do. The
lecture is free; all are welcome.
Knox Church Today.
On account of the illness OF the pas
tor, Rev. K. L. McIver, there will be
no services at Knox Presbyterian
church today.
First Methodist Church.
Special services by the children of
the Sunday school OF the First Meth
".
are asked to come at 1880 and the1
service will begin at IL o'clock con-
sisting of songs, recitations, etc.. by |
the children. A splendid program; all
invited specially parents.
Rev. NJ. II. Holt the pastor will
preach at the evening hour, o'clock.
To Preach at klondi<e.
Rev. Rudolph Kunasz, the Italian |
missionary who has been conducting
the revival meeting, on the large open
air platform on South Palafox street, /
will preach in the Baptist church at |
Klondike. Sunday morning at IL a. m,
and at the Baptist church at Beulah,
at 800 p. m. He will also sing some
of his stirring evangelistical songs at
both services. He will return to Pen
platform, on South Palafox street,
Sunday evening at 1880.
Organ Recital in Christ Church.
At the conclusion of the 1880 even
ing service in Christ church, the fol-
lowing programme will be played by
Mr.. William Packham, Mus. Bac.:
Wedding march, from Memberships
midsummer Nights Dream"
Spring Song and Bees Wedding"
from the "Lieder ohne Worte."
Introduction to third act and bridal
chorvs from Wagners "Lohengrtn."
CATHOLIC.
st. Michae's Church--Until further
notice. the following will be the order
Of services on Sunday:
q a. m, Low Mass
a. m, Children's Mass
1880 a. m, High Mass
p m. Vespers and Benediction.
sacred Heart Church-Cor. Jackson
and Ninth Ave- Rev. Father Kennedy,
Pastor. Prof. Henry Seel, Organist.
Sunday services:
a. m, Low Mass.
$3.50 a. m. High Mass, followed by ,
Sunday School :
p. M, Baptisms. .
0 p. m. Rosary and Benediction Of
blessed Sacrament