Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-29

cred this lecture in many of the larg'
est cities Of this country and abroad,
10 many thousands OF people, and In
a large number of Christian Denomi
nations OF all beiieis. the speaker
will have the service divided In two
parts: At tlrst he will give a briel
blackboard talk on the original deliv'
erance Of the Hebrew people from
the land of their Egyptian bondage,
and what was intended by their receive
ing the Passover service. A mum
Der OF interesting and beautiful truths
will be brought to the attention OF the
audience in a pretty way. Then the
last part will be a Passover service
all spread, identically as the Hebrew
peonle serve the Passover at the pres
ent time, ana almost identically as IT
was observed the last night when the
Master was here on earth. F.
The speaker will spread the table
with all the paraphernalia Of the Jew
ish Passover supper. He will have
the wine. the spices. the couch. the
various things used at the supper Ia
bic all presented before the aulience'
and there will be Il number of pas
sages of the L'ible made clear because
OF illustrating this service by many
Of the Oriental usages. All Bible
teachers and others interested In the
Bible will find this service extremely
helpful, and those who have heard
this lecture pronounce it n of the
best and most interesting OF BLDG
lectures given to al interesting con
gregation.
The meaning OF the Holy Commu'
MON, and it's relation to the church
of the present age will be made very
clear, and the custom OF the, search
ing of the leaven by the aid of the
candle with the use of the small boy
will all be made real in vivid life. Ono
great object the speaker has in CIV
ing this lecture to the people of BIS
marck before he leaves the city is
to make clear many texts of the 81.
BILE, and at the same time show that
what is generally regarded as 90.
scure teachings of the Bible is all
made very clear when the Hebrew
BACKGROUND of Scripture is clearly un'
derstood. The public is very cordial
ly invited, and an interesting time
will be assured to every n who will
improve the opportunity OF hearing
this free lecture. All are welcome
NJ. Gilbert also spoke at the tent
last night to a crowded tent on a very
popular subject. His theme was the
"Millennium." This lecture was IL
Illustrated by a large original chart
which made the subject more cleal
as 1t appealed to the eye as we'll as
to the ear. One thing was very no
ticeable during the speakers lecture
and that was the free use he made OF
the Bible. He, called the attention
OF the auulence to the fact that nc
had no theory to PROFOUND to. them
but he was DESTROYS of giving then
on the subject what the Bible says
The evangelist, after calling attention
to the three popular beliefs of the
Millennium held by religious bodies
namely, Pre-Millennialists. Post.Ml1l
|lennialists, and Millenlial Dawnists
proceeded to show what the Bibl'
taught with reference to the Millen
mum. He showed from many verses
in the Bible that the thousand year.
OF Revelation twenty was the basis o
the belief in the Millennial theory
and then showed from these scrip
lures that this thousand year perio'
with the second coming OF Christ. A
that time, said the speaker, all tn
righteous dead are raised, the right
eous living are caught up with then
to meet Christ in the air, and toget:
err they are all transported to heavel
to receive the fultillment of Chrls
which he promised the disciples Will
here on earth In the gospel of JoohI
chapter fourteen. verses one t three