The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-30

list. some times he races back ana
forth across the platform until b.
has 70 pause TO catch his breath
When he reaches one OF these periods
ne usually tells the audience n
hold On 20 that now while I tell
you something else"
The attendance last night was the
largest since sunday night: the in
crease indicating the drawing power
OF sons and sermon. The evanael-
~ plead for still larger crow
Ionight, declaring that no one should
miss the sermon lie declared that
tonight he would attempt TO answer
me question that men are asking cv-
ierywhere, Does II Pay" Il wish
every man in Waxahachie could be
here tomorrow night" he said, "fov
am convinced in my mind that
lmuititudes OF eyes are so blinded hy
the glamor OF the world that they
do not recognize the beauty of
ichristian life or the advantage of
lit"
The evangelist said that on Friday
night he would probably speak on
the subject of The Law of Cody
The song service last night was
the best of the meeting. The choir
| is doing excellent work now and the
new songs are making hit Wit:
the audience. The choir sang las-
night send Me a Message from
Heaven" and the impression il made
on the audience was perceptibie
Mr.. Pugh is liberal with his voice
lie frequently sings two solos with
out waiting for an encore following
his first rendition. The choir usual
ly sings the chorus OF the first solo
he gives. The entire audience was
moved last night by Mr.. Pughs
singing OF The Holy City" There
will be special music tonight, includ-
ing a song by the male chorus.
Pastor Andrews announced that q
series of cottage prayer meetings
would be held tomorrow morning at
1880. Evangelist Haudensehield ex-
planned the object of these prayer
services.
The evangelist announced as his
text the third and seventh verses OF
the third chapter of John. Jesus
said unto him, verify, verify, / say
lunto thee, except a man be born
iagain, he cannot see the kingdom Of
God. Marvel not that | said
unto thee, ye must be born again. .
Il am glad Jesus spoke these
words, said the preacher. with
all our love and faith and conf
dence in the apostles | am glad that
the Lord spoke these words himself
If any one could speak with au-
thority it was Christ. He tells us
that except a man be born again nc
cannot see the kingdom of God.
The evangelist drew vivid word
picture of the night on the seashort
Iwhen Nicodemus went TO Jesus &c
inquire the way of salvation. He
said he did not think much of Mic
odemus action in selecting the time
he did to call on Jesus, but he adj
mired the mans earnestness.
II believe" he said, that i
every one would do what your hear
tells you to do you would not leave
this house tonight until you had
found Christ
He declared that Christ looked
into Nicodemus' heart and knew
what he was seeking Chris
gives us the only condition BY
which anybody may enter heaven.
he said. "Some people thini
they only have to be good
and they can be saved. You might
as we'll tell black man to become
white as to tell sinner he can bt
saved by being good. 1t is surpris
ing how the devil hoodwinks ane
blindfolds the people to make then
think that all they need is a littlt
fixing up TO be translated TO God
Christ does not leave the question
open to be debated. There is onll
one way to enter heaven and tina
is by the new birth. If the stamI
of sin were TO be placed on the face
of your children there would be
stampede. If | had a Photographic
who could take picture of the HUI
man heart you would smash thu
plate"
Then he gave the Bible picture
of a human heart and declared thai
no one can live a clean life out o.
a heart like this.
He declared that Christ did mo-
say you might be born again, OF