The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-23
TWO GREAT SERVICES
 AT THE TABERNACLE
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" WA THE SUBJECT OF EVANGELIST
 STEPHENS LAST NIGHT.


 The afternoon service devoN Go preparation for the eyeuing The service in the tabernacle yf,erday atternoon was full of fervorfnd }lr stephens gave a very eaFst talk from the parables of the mth's friend hearing because of impoflnity and The Unjust Judge Bothhese teach the power of importunt and the speaker urged that the fople become importunate in praye The audi ence was deeply impfssed with the many truths brouehtmt bv these in cidents. Dr. Stephet gave numerous
 from oseryation and ex perience 10 impr% these teachings upon those presgt The song ser vice was a fittinhremde to the even ing meetings. ne great chorus choir was in fine sape for their work They entered into their worl, with energy and tbe audience joined in
 the singing with heartiness that was manipt everywhere Rev. Ste-
 phens foe the four last command
 ments fc his subject Thou shalt
 not coUnit adultery, Thou shalt not
 steal. hou shalt not bear false wit
 ness. Thou shalt not covet." He
 showi that these were just as bind
 ing oday as when they were spoken
 ne Ten Commandments are not
 fs of thunder and lightning as some
 pntend, but the message Of a loving (ather to His children whom he loves. Men must he told the truth. and as painful as it is to speak the
 truth we must do it to be true 60 God The sin of adultery is one of he worst sins of the age The mean est man or woman on earth is the one who will come between a woman and her husband or between q man and his wife IL s the sure road to perdition Nothing will wreck our faith in God so quickly as 10 go into adultery The bitterest unbeliever on earth is the adulterer Ninety per cent Of the infidels are adulterers Anyone who is clean naturally be- lieves in the Bible When you hear a person asking where Cain got his wife you may put it down that he is not so much interested in Gains wife as someone else's wife, that is usually the case. Nature has no sympathy with licentious people; our very ma ture reyolts against fmpurity Tb body carries the marks of unchastty upon it so the world can see it It is a shame how we sin agains our children by marking them win dls- ease. The speaker referredto now girls hang around cantonpents uhth the authorities have to fut up bars to keep them away frod boys in the khaki The love of good man or woman is the divir'st thing Tn the
 world
 Thou shalt no, steal means not to take what does not belong to you. A uian who wipnot try to pay his hon est debts is 2 thief A merchant will resDect a man who will try, but has no usa or enc who will make no ef-
 fort ,gambler is a thief, for he takes from another what he does not hon es,y earn. Not 10 bear false witness peans not gossip No one has the right to repeat anything on another they can not prove fin court. When you hear a person say she heard something she regrets to repeat she lies or she would not repeat it. So many lives are wrecked by the gos- siper.' A thief is a gentleman in com - parison to a gossiper. Many church is torn to pieces by some long tongued eossiper How many an innocent per son has been wrecked by the long tongue of a devilish gossiper. They ruin homes. ruin society and ruin rep nations. they smell of hell. The speak CT then described covetousness as . desire to possess that of another which we could not afford He gave many nlustratioh 70 show how wt might be guilty of this and not bt aware of it. He closed with an appea to all who had broken the law of Goo to find salvation in Jesus Chrst.
 The personal workers conference is requested to meet Mir James at th' Salvation Army hall this evening a GAS o'clock
 The subject for discussion by MT stephens tonight Is, 'Dayid's Sin.