The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-12-10
EVANGELIST
DENIES HE NOW
OWNS THEATRE
Hundred Converts Last Night
-T0night's Sermon on
"UnpardOnable Sin

"The objectionable Sin: the one
sin God says he will never forgive"
will be the theme of Evangelist
Harry James sermon at the James
Evangelistic Campaigns big taber-
nacle tonight. Another overt,owing
audience is anticipated. Francis l..
Crow will sing Don't Turn Him
Away"
James Refutes KumOr
In no uncertain terms Mr.. James
branded as false, rumor that Is CIR
culating through the city. Some
! dirty, lying Scoundrel, in an effort to
stop Gods work, has started the
| story that | still own AN interest in
! the James theatre in Columbus de-
clared the evangelist. "I'll tell you
! this: if you can find that | have
! owned penny's interest in any the
I atrc anywhere since l was converted
ll3 years ago; or that | have even
sentered a theatre for anything but
Il religious service since that time, |
| ask YOU to tar and feather me and
run me out of town. But it you lind
that that story is false, why not APP
ply few feathers and tar to the
bird that started it,"
Before his conversion Is years ago
Mr.. James was the owner and man
aging director of two large theatres
in Columbus, Ohio. The night of his
conversion he dropped all his the
atrical affairs, thereby losing for
tune and prospects of great the
atrical career, and entered the MN
istry.
Hundred Converts After Judgment
Sermon
Following an eloquent, impressive
sermon on "Thc Judgment GAS
night, approximately a hundred per
t sons responded to the Gospel invita-
ton and entered the praycr-roon
where the city pastors and Mr.. Jane
taught and explained the Bible plal
, of salvation.
The evangelist's text was Act
> il7:3O-3l-"But God now command
: all men everywhere to repent, be
: cause He has appointed day i
which He will judge the world, j
Righteousness, by that Man whom II
y has ordained, whereof He has give
, assurance unto all men, in that n
). has raised Him from the dead"
"Get the text if nothing else,' az
lvised Mr. James, "for hell is full Z
moral men who have failed to pre-
pare for the big event..
Gods Right to Dictate
"If | walked into BergesOn's stOi
to look at suit, BergesOn has
right TO tell me what I'll have to pa
for the suit. So God, who owl
:. leternal life, has a right to say VIII
Y YOU shall give and do to inherit
\ There are two great events coming
Christ's return, and the Judgmer
I'm not half as interested in Christ
second coming to the earth. as in n
+; first coming into your heart, TN
YOU may be ready for the JudgmeI
Goods judgment Of the world
sure, He says SO. You may not
lieve it; you may jibe me for preac
ing it, but you'll change your ide
exactly one second after you're de.
re When Noah preached the coming OF
il flood, and built the ark. the wi
he birds all laughed at him and his st
of mon. They said: We never saw
nv big flood, the sky is clear-the
man is cracked But when the ho
NJ came, they all made a rush for t
on ark-but the doors were shut. Wh
in they had a chance to get In, tn
mt scoffed: then when they were face
face with death, entrance was DEM
Iu- them. They had their chance 10
.ar saved, Just as you have your char
,er tonight. You will be held respon
res ble--it's up to you.
his Goods judgment will be unlvers
,u- Rich, poor, big, little, good, b;
al we'll all face the Judge, alone.
Div one can help us then but Je'
:es Christ; and if we reject or fors'
by Him here, He can do nothing for
the then but turn US down. That's II
the And the evidence will all be the
every thought and deed Pf your !
tbs no matter how secret. There will
rth no retrial, no higher court to app
924 to: it's final decision with an ct
ess nal sentence to heaven or hell.
ON you'd better begin now to take D.
try what you've stolen; pay your hor
Du- debts; be kind and honest; and gre
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