ilUlMNB JtMiV' ' Siaday Sennon By Rev. Dr. J. W.lbm

Cbapsu.

A Ple» (or ■ Fair Coaiidcrmtioo o( (be Claim el tte Religion of Ckrial—AoytbUg

la Belter Tbaa iDdllfertoce.

Kerr York City.-The following aermon entil ed. -Stoning Jeaua.' - waa preacbed

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the -lew. look up «Vme» again to atone

llin- " .1 olin z: 31.

The abining of ibe aun produce two eBerta m the world, one exactly the opirr.ite of the other. . Xu one place it en-111-lie. beautilica and atrengthena; in the mmmm

• r than light, ao

r;i^rirS^a“jai--s

Jittle maetla: the mo men

at ore. which for a little time haa been covering the graaa or the little flowera, the moment von would lift the-obatruction

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forth iheNdeeiieat derotion. Simeon, a depart in neaee. according to Tny woftf, and whin they did not return, he waa ex- » c^^t^Tn^h.^ Where can you find each eweetne*. aa i« te C life?” Where ia there aoch tendernewa aa in thia expreaaion-' Jeans wept?” Only two worda, and yet on them the

_ omfort and

. . . *bcre can you find each hatred aa expreaaed in John vui.t 59, “Then took they up atone? to caat at

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SABBATH SCHOOL

Subject: Paul and Sfla* at Philippi, Acts xrL. 22 JA—Golden Text. Acta zyk. Jl—Meat-

refused on the ground that it waa Com i munion Sunday m the church. In amaae- 1 meat her frienda asked her. "Are you a I communicant?" If the world does not ; know it. if our frienda-do not know tt. we i ar.' taking up atonetwith which to alone i

HAT ZED.

II. On the part of those who are not ! His followers, with some it is absolute . hatred; certainly it waa ao with the Jews. . You read iu the tezt that they took up I

atones again. The first time we read ol 1 L An evil apirit eaal out their ■ toning Christ is in the eighth chap The missionaries made their hoi ter of .Tohn. and it ia supposed that the? . bouse of Lydia (see r. 15) while were near a place where atone* abounded, ] tinued ta preach the gospel at and it waa very easy to pick them up. I They had good auceea*. and in th The second time they were .near Solo ‘ first Christian church ia Europe waa lot men’s porch; and it ia a Question if there ed. But their great victories did not ci were any stones there to be found. So it I about without great opposition. There is thought that they carried them all the ] waa in thr city a certain damsel who wa* way, perhaps only dropping them aa they , a fortune-teller, who brought her mastacy listened to His speech, by which thev B irat gain. Thia slave girl followed thi were ao enraged that they atooped and | missionaries xnd cried after them. Paul

aa tbs Day’s Lesson.

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were ao enraged that they stooped and I missionaries xnd cried alter them. Paul ! TeUphpon 98 aaMB. Sr,rah i * a ! ' oi-h- a-s-jog* iKDlirKBENcr. ] presence was troublesome to him. 2. lie- ; Matea Phaiynacy. Nioht Be

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■Hit text u an -iiluatration of the fact that thosa who were modelx in faimera you are familiar with the mode of atoning thr name of the wuncAse. appearing again? a- him. Thu was for the humane sasi’^ia? ™ is

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sfuan.ds.’sis’tass a to put on them all. Baird had "been ai

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_ waa the arrow of conviction which had reached his soul. “Came

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lied lor a light.” Which could iifttfesriis.'a

the agony? That would be a ;

1 or his office, It waa in danA moment before he

his life t

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and tiur. It oeenui ?> if it were written ^”vS h g^i l a p iK%s present the Book tn evidence. Suppose SMS! fSgiXSS XSiTTf JS IE to do better and failed. The teetoUler cent me to prison, and the wardens tried rs.?s‘Ar , .a7^

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S-iA’. Si Men art still si SsiffiS’ 1 )

ou the throne the door opened and in they | of salvation by the atonement in Jesue; ] Colors. " about bis i (J1 because ft is the act of taking the ; TTotc and Flritvers ,ssi " , rs tri 'ZX&g‘i$£SS£ ; v^. ta .S rtSGt S i r^ 1 “ ( d s ^i“' w^Sn M FU yS

’ u» Chriirt. Per conduct of the

Do you imagine that Christ's ^Sr^T^WHUy t. th. tete Sya" X WbXt H*: SSe‘^ ‘X taking •m .’ah fyv-i the v-rv street*

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came, every man with a rope abonl neck. Before sentence could be them three queens entered. Cal

mained pleading until the king forgave the ‘ spiritual and eternal- things real and ef- *

five hundred trembling men. ‘ fective in our Urea.

But there is a better intercession than , 32.. "Spake unto him.’’ Then they prothat going on for you and for me at this eeeded, more at leisure, to pour into his moment. Will you,stone Him for that? attentive earn the history of Jesus Christ, Looking out fromAhe windows of hshven to declare His doctrine, and to explain

the Son of God bebrid people heavily bur- what it was to believe in Him.

dened. bearing the weight of their sms, | 33. "Washed their stripes." "He bad groping about in their blindness, crying, i not concerned himself about their sufferr 'Peace! peace!" and there was no peace, ing condition when he put them into the And He said, '1 will go down and become ; inner prison, but now that his sins were bone of their bone and flesh of their flesh; , washed a war bis thought was to minister I will open their eyes and brer their bur- j to the needs of those-who were inatru-

dens, forgive their sins and give them ; mental in his salvation ”

.. A . .c | *. ..g* Aa thay were the In-

strument* of bringing health to his aonl he became th. inrtrnment of health to their bodies. ‘'Rejoiced.” The joy that filled the hearts of Paul and Silas, w»«V™g the prison a delightful place to them, now filled the heart, of the oonverted heathen.

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TliCMG TTbUS.’W^t -SSSiT^Ht,TTL.'S’CIaln?: Do rmi imagine that (Ibrisf* distance^ from nonh to_ south, tmvvnnai a

as a great, gulf, wider than the dia-

: from north to sooth, b bridged the gulf ever. He cast .His cross, and or

side 1 see Him standing. His arms oui- i spresd, HU attitude one of pleading. Lia- ; £' i him come.” Will you atone Him for that? |

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