The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-02

Jesus Christ, the Son of God, and take
his stand for the Lord. She'd prayed
| In secret and the Lord had rewarded |
| her openly. Do it!
Lord, teach US to pray"
One more verse, John XIV, land
whatsoever We shall ask the Father
/ in my name, that will l do, that the
Father may be glorified in the Son."
! Not my name! You can cry in my
name for month and the Lord won't
hear you. You can cry in the name
of the president, and the Lord won't
hear you You can cry in the name
of the king and the Lord won't hear
/ you You can cry in the name Of the
bishop, in the name of the pope, and
the Lord won't hear you, whatsoever
we ask the Father in My name"
/ You can ask in the name of the
| banker, he won't hear you. What
soever you ask the Father in My
| name" said Jesus, that l will do,
that the Father may be glorified in
the Son."
/ II you don't ask it In Jesus name
you won't be saved. There has never
been a sinner that was saved that
didn't get salvation through faith in
Christ, and there never will be sinner
on earth that will be saved, who turns
his back on Jesus Christ as his Savior.
Whatsoever you ask in Jesus name
shall be granted. l went to God one
dark, stormy night thirty years ago
in Chicago, and l said, 20 Lord for
Jesus sake save me-"
Power of Christ
} Saved Soul
i l prayed and God reached down and
saved me because | went In the name
Inq ThYiC II hoc "a
because l try to live in the name of
Jesus Christ and l pray in his name.
Whatsoever you shall ask the Father
in My name"
Il Two or three things give you the
right to name. If you are in bust
ness it comes if one partner binds
the other Then there is the birth
|, right. Your children have right to
your name. You are their mother and
, father and they have right to your
: name. Your wife has right to your
name. The law gives her that right
and she is entitled to a widows dow
ry, a third of the estate, because she
I bears your name. She is your wife
and the mother of your children.
j Whatsoever you ask the Father in
my name!" And so l have a right
to use the name of Jesus because it
is Gods appointed way for sinner
to be saved and there is no other way
: and that gives you the privilege.
I God wants me to be saved, and
' HE gave His only begotten son that
, whatsoever believeth on Him might be
! saved" That is the reason why l
r must go in His name and If l don't
RI can't be saved. The Lord is deaf
Y and dumb to anybody that goes in any
1 other name or any other way. Jesus
. said, "he that climbeth up some other
t way is the same as thief and a rob-
ber"
Do you know how you treat thieves
J, and robbers when they come around.
I Well, you know how the Lord will
:, treat you when you try to climb up
by certain cuIts-they are no good!
+ l believe in your morality. l be-
: lieve in virtue and character, and all
I those things to the very limit. | be-
lieve in them with both hands in the
;. air, but they don't save your soul
: That's what / mean
n Take Care
OF the Wounded
e So l believe all that you believe
: and l go with you as far as you go
j. then l will go farther than you go, be
CduSS 90 lu6 way u Tie LOTu Wduls
!, me to go. At the close of the battle
f of Gettysburg (Have you ever beer
4 over the battlefield of Gettysburg
: Take it from me, if you ever have the
: opportunity, don't miss it, 1t is the
. most marvellous battlefield on earth
!, They've got within a few feet o.
q where every commanding officer stood
p They've got within a few feet o
4 where every regiment and compan!
~ was in the great conflict. And where
Nv every famous general fell; they've go
;, monuments there. 1t is the most &C
= curately marked battlefield in all tn
Il Notwithstanding
:, At the close of the battle of Get
tysburg committees were organizes
10 in all the towns around about to car
II for the soldiers, no matter whethe
~ they wore blue or gray. If man wa
T. in need that was all they asked The,
20 didn't want to know which side he wa
:, on; they'd wait on him and ministe
NJ to his wounds and help him.
~ And certain man was member G
=. committee q think it was in YorI
Pennsylvania), who was lawyer, an
he gave his time for days and day
until some pressing business con
T manded that he resign from the con
7 ulJloS he went uOWH 10 the OHIO
- one morning; he said to his assistna
- 81 am no longer chairman of tina
% committee, and if any soldier come
~ in here asking for help, send him owe
~ to Mr. So-and-So, who has been al
~. ~ pointed in my stead"
ao Argues for
~ Admittance
y" And he was going over his mai
- since he hadn't been in the office fC
80 long while. There was rap O
o. the door, and in came a Union so
~ der. He could hardly tell that h
70 was Union soldier, although he ha
Ye blue uniform on, and his hair wa
~ matted with blood, and his face We
covered with dry blood. and he ha
u, his head bandaged up and his clothin
ny was covered with dirt and mud, an
~ he had been shot in the foot, and /
ce hobbled along, and he had cut him
un cane and had it in one hand, and /
came in and asked to see this man.
ny The fellow at the door said, "E
ur isn't member of that committe."
ne 81 must see him." and he stoc
arguing when the man in the inn,
ay office heard him. He opened the do,
ur and saw this man standing there. +
said, You look to me as though VI
en- needed more help than anybody tn
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