The Brunswick news., 1922-10-26
ABLE SERMONS At
REVIVAL MEETINGS
interesting Services at First
Methodist, First Baptist and
McKendree Methodist Yester-
day.

Able and interesting sermons and
increased interest in some of the
churches continued yesterday and
all the pastors and others who are
taking great interest in the meet
ngs urgently request larger attend
ance at all the churches as untold
good will surely result: Here are
reports from three of the houses of
worship which are in the movement
looking to betterment of moral CON
lions in Brunswick and what was
bne at these yesterday and last
night.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
DR.. Lane took his text from II verse
of the 2Sth chapter of Isiah, Judge =
ment also will l lay to the line and
righteousness to the plummet". Dr..
Lane said this was really great
verse and concerned every man, wo-
man and child born into the world,
and that the doctrine of the Judge
ment was the doctorine of reason,
for surely the judgement day was
day for the settlement of all things.
On that day our influence will be
computed and we will be judged
accordingly, for influence will carry
great crowds to Heaven and great
crowds to hell.
He further states that the judge
ment would not be contralled by pub
lie opinion, nor by negative good-
ness, nor by sincerity for we must
not only believe we are right but
know that we are all right. Judge
ment would not be controlled by
morally, for 19-20th of morality was
nothing more than whitewashe1
rascality. It would not be controlled
\ by mercy for mercy is all this side
the grave
In conclusion he stated that only
those whose names are written in the
Lambs book of life will be saved
and on the last day the saddest scene
| will be where wife parts with her
Observation-Disclosures part with their
childerns, sisters part with brothers,
not for few days or weeks; not for
few years. not for a thousand years.
but forever.
It is only reasonable to suppose that
much good is being accomplished hy
DR. Lane every night in the preaching
Of his matchless sermons.
DR.. Lane will preach in the morn
ing at 10:30 and at night at 1880 ur-
til Sunday night.
AT THE FIRST BAPTIST
The theme of DR.. Gilbert's sermon
at last nights service was directed
especially to the urcOnverHad. He
said in effect that in these modern
times men of all creeds and philOso-
phies accepted the doctrine of the
Immortality of the coui and that all
who thus believed must realize that
there must be some permanent place
of abode for the souls of men.
He pictured the assembly of the
evil doers and all the wicked and said
that no rational rerson would be
willing IT, deliberately chose to dwell
forever wi this class 1Uf people and
yet tEa there was no revelation as
to more than two dwelling places. one
for the believers who accept and con
fess God and the other for~the un-
believers and renentend. He pointed
out that God had fully revealed Him
Selft to men and announced to them
His program. His offer of salvation,
the rewards tn tho faithful and +h.
nenalty of 'disobedience and that the
ecceptance or rejection mist be made
n this life and that there was not
/, the slightest intfmation in the Bible
that there would be anv further on
,H~r+r-rr;tr rive, arter physical death
Ho stated that nersonally he would