The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-14
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for mayor or Clarksburg. how many
church members would Vote for Htm1
How many would vote for Him for
/ representative, for governor or other
public Office Many church members
would not want him to rule over the II
affairs Of city or state no more than
| they want Him to rule over their
hearts and lives" These words were
i the introduction of Evangelist Ham
| ilton Tuesday night to his sermon on.
The Mind of Christi InEthatSad
dress he nercilessly scored the pro
Tossing Christian who has room for
Everything else in his life but8J Jesus
Christ. Questionable amusements.
church fairs. grab bags, lotteries.
Enunciation- was an emphatic pro-
test against any shan1ming in the
Christian life. ii &. IA
Ministers Sing.
The audience was large, almost
|! filling the big tabernacle -Its5Wass alsls
Il an enthusi tic aud fence. Several
special numbers featured the even
ing's program. a quartet OF mi
isters composed Of the #Re Ys.A G.a u ASs
Smith. Foglesong. Mitchell and Long
rendered selection that. was so
respond to an encore. The Rev.
Long and Miss Laura r ho1nps on san 81
a duet that was immensely appreci
ated.
Fl. Duthie emphasized the ne
Lcessity Of the morning prayer meet
ings and urged the people to open =
their homes for these gatherings.
The Rev G. p. Smith called atten.
ton to Church Nj scheduled Il
for Thursday evening and insisted
that t be the largest relig fous dem 8
onstration ever known q in this part i
OF the state. II
The chorus was at its bastFwftb AR.
WEIGH as leader and Miss Straw at
the piano. At tlle close Of the service 8
several old soldiers came to the plat
form and sang tn eF 8s ~ I
Old Time Army Song.
Glory Hal1euja ~ and It's greatly y
pleased the audience. 1ssss
On next Tuesday nj ghts it is se1-
9pected that Weston VIII come over
genmasse. Seats will be reserved forza
Fthem and 1t will be one Of the big
nights OF the canlpaig n The expense
offering last night was S 81.
4 q he sermon for last nj ghtaf lows d
lin part 8
The Mind Of Chris. y III
Text: Corinthians 81 6 But
we have the mind of Christ
here has been a great deal or
interest Ing specula ion in regard TO II
what Christ would do if He FWouids
cone 70 g, our cites and towns.
MAYOR OF your cit 70 What wou1dsFI
do If he We're to become governor
nf your state2 WhatswouId He dot
He were to be elected senator Of
nEressnan. or presid ents or sou
country? H oW many cities Wo iii sS
want I4inaato be mayor ?ss How mans
IS h1lrch mem bers would vote for I'm
If He were "a candidate for snayors
How many church mamb ersa Roufd
sFotte5for I1i m 4 fIi e e. We're ~ candi datn
Tor senate or: or governor Or congress
nlan225 I'd o. not know VIII lat Christ
would do first. Ii He We're mayor. or
governor or PRESIDENT. But d Know
that if the people had The mind 81
Christ il you'd settle all disputes
and hard feelings betweenIIa Dor ard
capital 4 would sett prob
lem that Is rexing the people tod ay.
The emp oyer would be inst as air
and the laborer would e. eat hiEsan
iployer5 as he would want to be treat
ed. H II we Ind the mind Sspf Christ
the gap between the church and the.
world would be healed
4 shall speak of some of The L.
sues before us as viewed FEwi th the
mind OF Christ.
u First--he are 10 have, the mind Fo.s s9
Christ i'll regard to dIyini t. IA III y 81
conscious that HeEwas divine Hssss
claimed to be God and E1e lived ilse #
God He was aS man as real as,it 1Ia
were nor God and He was God al III
real as if heaWere not mar. Our sal 4ssf
walton rests upon Til fact that Christ
was God. II Christ We're not God We
may rs Well burn OUT zchu hss. Ifs
Christ were not theaTer God OF the
verr God tho same q III sui stanee II
equal IN power an d. glory with C;pd
He was the greatest imp ostors the
world has ever known. NoBpnea ever
quests toned the divini it OF Jesus
Continued on page si1.
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