The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-12-03

Be sure of it. Much Is at stake You
ought to know if you are saved
What must | do to be saved Be-
lieve on the Lord Jesus Christ and
thou shalt be saved" were the words
of the text. There were four argu-
ments. In order to be saved you must
first know that you are lost. He fol-
lows the prison scene in the context.
1t is vivid thing. They were prick
ed in their hearts. Proof of it was
restitution. They washed the stripes
of the wounded men. The next step
is that you must will to be saved. DR..
Bulgin described Holeman Hunts
masterpiece "Behold / stand at the
door and knock" The five lights in
the picture and the answer to the
critic who said that the picture was
imperfect because there was no latch
on the door. Four months later the
artists replied that the door was the
human heart and the latch was ON
the inside. The mans will must lift
the latch. The third statement is, you
must quit sin He saves from sin
and not in sin. You may pray till
the crack of doom and he will not
come in until you give up your sins.
The fourth point is that in order to
be saved you must obey the gospel.
This is the order, Repentance, faith,
obedience, the Lords supper and
baptism. Don't confound salvation
with the results of salvation. You
can't enjoy a good dinner until you
eat it. You can know nothing of sal
walton until you experience it. The
speaker tells of Uncle Jack johnson
who used to steal mules from the
southern army and sell them to the
northern and then steal them back
and sell them over Later he was
saved from life of sin. Told a
wonderful experience and the young
sort of experience. Bob Ingersol
conversions no two were alike. That
is the glory of it all. The speaker
by the story of two sisters,
one saved in early childhood and the
other in old age. Both saved but the
differ A man had two
daughters. One the perfect counter
part of her rFench mother and the
other that of her Scotch father. One
Christmas both gived beautiful
watches. The French type was very
The Scot, made no dem
onstration. Each had watch but it
made different effect on each. Sal
vation does not manifest itself the
same in each life. DR.. Bulgin showed
that the name, Lord Jesus Christ in
the original was significant. Lord is
master. Jesus is Saviour God and
Christ is Advocate.
A very pretty incident at the close
Of the sermon when DR.. Bulgin illus
trates that salvation is not feeling or
seeing. He asks a boy or girl to
come to the platform. He announces
he has worth while gift for them.
young girl readily responds. Bob
Lewis grabs chair and she takes her
place thereon. "Hold your hand high
above your head and close your eyes"
She does so. He places a silver dollar
in her hand She lowers her hand
and looks at the dollar. what it is?"
1T is dollar" she replies "Whose
IS it?" "It is yours" ''But didn't 1
say I would give it to you if you came
1ere?" eyes" "Then whose it is?"
and she now replies SMine" DR.. Bull
gin said facing his audience s'That's
ike lot of protesting Christians.
Sod says eternal life is your and yet
you are in doubt. I had her hold her
land above her head because the gift
S higher than reason. Eyes closed
because it is more that sight 1t was
lot here because she felt it. 1t be-
anne here because she obyed and took
from me. This is the secret of
Aviation. Taking what he offers"
The from of the tabernacle was
rowded with a great crowd of pray
ng men and women and professors.
resolutions were adopted atthe close
f the service.