El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-01

n f5 Pi Judgment m T;I for God is not a Tespecter Of persons-Rev. W {. Baber of
L the Afua Presbyterian church
who an ne idle 5Ss and nd irresponsible hgol @T st and rich women who fit away the hours and =
ua21atsa .t TO Co., 2sc 1&1 s% %SI pereT Giving III ms mt except int in the way way Of sIfin-
diligence which leads to degeneracy Of body mind and sOul-Rev C Wesley
We6dsns of Trinity Methodist church
Jesus Christ is the great eternal truth of all ages. In instmcHng humanity
he did not tell u anything about the ascent Of - MAJ II evolution a% S1f 5@ he re,
coming u toFths centuries les He gave ave. u to understand 7Ss5 an n tht We H. we're 9sv treated :, ed
SoaeIs'o Of the S1l orchard ds I1 Park M M Ee church ns nat 81 va Jul
injury t. christ; but he has power and the Willingness to forgive the offender;
inmy-Rev v, +. Duncan, Of Alta Vista Methodist church.
There is a call for a new patriotism, a patriotism that seeks for ones coun-
Try, not simply selfish advantage but an4h tn. glory sIs6 of service s!lS tan to al tn nd Hi at On q.
application of Christian phndpals-Rev. Perry J. Rice of the First Christian
church.
parable Of the vine and the branches-Rsr H P Bond, of East Fl PasO MshO-
of If. is taken y By i% violence. Rev Miles Hanson, ri the First Congregational
kind You Fl q. ' fa 5si' one a 7 !: BioR Rss't the By .l hi 9T Sf he 4aa IKE P' arthur & H.H HRs
of the English Lutheran church
can; i the enemy 5S % viii return return 'a and you had better be ready, for you are Esaaq6.d
E Abbott Of E'd the west%i I Presbyterian church
Let Christ be the her when y0u worship B: Ps'aonl%ly d devote; sa% to him lin.
Whoever can tWthttuLy say 4 g ms t0 live sEs is Christ" i live F1.r9 mTs tI Tntss 5s
Real religion consists in being and doing. We cannot make a success OF
in tSemseI7es-Rev- Herman c. Porter, of the First Methodist Episcopal church
There re various ways of dealing With the sinful with unrslsHdng harsh
ness, with indscHminate lenincy, or with sympathetic insight; it is the latter
that discovers the hidden capacity for something better and that speaks to the
real man vithin-Rev. Chas L. OvHstret, O" the First Presbyterian church.
have seen a good deal Of the social side IF life and have made more or less
of a study Of the socaled enjoyment Of the young and I an thoroughly con
WINGED that we, a Christians, should and an be perfectly independent Of every
amt or pastme OF associations that may be termed questionable N providing
for the entertainment Of OT people There is an elsyahng. snn9oI9g influence
in the conseuated pleasures Of Christian people; but there is a decidedly down
ward, dsmoraIEng' degene1atng tendency in the sOehled innocent amusement;
which the devil is supplying to the wodd-Rev. Kenneth Brown, Of the East FL
Paso Presbyterian church.
A wise old professor in one Of our prominent theological seminares used to
say to his students: Make much OF the blood! Make much Of the blood" This
is no marvel when we know that God makes much Of the blood, that his word
makes much Of the blood from first to last and that all mighty gospel preachers
male much of the bIood A GOSPEL that desu not emphasize thu blood viii never
save a soul The blood Of Christ is the only hope Of a lost wodd-Rev. J. F.
Williams, D. D, Of the First Baptist churrh.
If Righteousness exaleth a nation" and eauseth the people to @dwel in
safety" can we afford to be toe sangune of Or W safety, with only 40 per
cent Of or people Christian, and many Of those only nominany so?-Rev. J. H.
Allen, of Austin Park Christian church
You say abut that standard is too high" It is a misfortune for people to
o7ertake their deaIs-Rev. Henry Easter at the church If St. Clement