The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-16
Soul-Stirring Service At Highlands Church Grips
 Mighty Congregation
dcontinuea from raEe Five,

the edifice, each ray of light revealing 'an unspeakable splendor, seemed to have purposely given itself as a set- ting for the great sermon that the evangelist was to deliver, "Ye Are the Light of the World" and as he painted picture after picture, with the delicate ease of the gifted artist, the heart throbs of the vast audience seemed to connect the beautiful subject with the splendor of the day, and(for nearly an hour the audience sat spellbound be- meath the magic personality and deep piety of the beloved evangelist
 ''I Know Gods Promise Is True was sung, followed by "Whosoever Surely CMeaneth Me-" and Jesus. Lover of My Soul' was next on the programme. after which Dr. Preston B. Wells offered short prayer.
 The collection was then taken, pr. Wells explaining that the morning offer ing would go toward the remuneration of the evangelist, who never fixes his price for A revival, as many evangeiists s debut the collection on the last day should have been a most generous ana splendid offering. and from all indica- tions it was.
 s'We Praise Thee, o God" was next sung by rhs choir and congregation, and then followed the gem of the morning, when Mr. Jones sang the appealing beautiful hymn, "A Home Beyond the Skies"
 EVANGELIST BEGINS SPEAWING
 Rev. Bob Jones, striking figure ar ways, seemed to have come into his own yesterday, as he viewed the tremendous congregation before him, in fact he de- clared that he had rested bit, felt much better, and had to some extent gotten rid of the severe cold from which ne has been suffering during the revival Tn a voice that was true as steel ana with the light of love and happiness shining from his gentle, kindly face, ne announced that his text was taken rom three verses in the New Testament re- rastine tbe twelfth verse of the eighth chapter of John: '"Then spake Jesus again unto them, saying. I am the Light 1 of the World: he that followeth Me snaii not walk in darkness, but shalt nave the l;oh+ of life:" then the fourteenth verse of the fifth chapter of Matthew l eye are the light of the world. cits that is set cn hill cannot be hid. anu the sixteenth verse; Let your nsn 1 shine before men that they may see you' 1 good works and glorify your Faenel I which is heaven"
 .arhe first two quotations, am tni ii;sb+ of the world and sYe are the isn' of inc world sound like contradictions, said MT Jones, "but they are not, lo when the light of the Son of God gets ln.s the Christians heart then ne peco"ie' inc light ofNthe world
 q think it was MT. Drummona. ouoted the evangelist, "who said Una the the greatest proof of the Christian re ligion is q Christian. The worla 'uose Jesus by the life we lead here.
 ..You are writing chapter or III every day that you live" said Rev. MT 1 Jones. and what kind of chapter
 yours. everything in the world obey Got's voice except men" said MT Jones ihlowinr. they. did so when he command ed the seas to obey him, this was done land they asked What manner of man 1 this that even the winds and the sea
 obey him. Man alone is the only tnin that does not obey God.
 aHell was made for the devil and hi l angels" said Mir. Jones. You are nc intended to go there. The secret of ge