The Herald, 1901-05-24, Page 7I
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Religion. eh,nd Sycienice
Tftlma.ge Shows That the Roll'of Influences Once
Antagonistic Are Now Friendly to the Gospel
Waablaeon report- In this dis-
course Dr. Talmage ,galis the roll of
Influence ,once antagonistic but now
1146ndly to the gospel and encourages
Chtistian workers; text I Samuel xxi
9' "There To none like that; give It
one - .
.
DavId tied from his pursuers, The
. World runs very fast when it is chas-
ImZ a good ma,n. Tke country is try_ �
Ing to catch Da.v4d and 10 2"ay h'r I
David goes into the ,house of , prle.�i
and asks Min for a ,sword or spear
with which to defend himself. The �
Priest, not being accustomed to use i
deadly weapons, tells David that he �
annnot sup -ply him, but suddenly the 1
prIest thinks of an old is'Word that bad
been carefully wrapped up and laid
away -the ver ysword that Goliath for-
nierly used -and he takes down that
sword, and while be as unwrapping
ethe sharp, alittering, memorable blade
4t flashes upon David's mind that this
away -the very sword that Goliath for-.
� ', aigainst himself when be was In the
fight with Gollath, and David can
Lardly keep his hand off it until the
prJest ,has unwound It, David stretches
out Ms hand tow;Lrd that old sword
and says: "There is none like that;
give It me." In other words, "I
want lit my own hand the sword which
has been used against me and against
the cause of God." So dt was given
bim. Well, ray friends, that As not
The first or the last sword once used
by glant and Philistine Iniquity which
Is to come into the possession of Jesus
Christ and of his glorious church. I
'want, as well as God may help rae.
to ,show you that many a weapon
which has been used -against the or-
inies of God Is yet to be captured and
used on our side, and I only imitate
)David when I itretcb out my hand
toward that blade of the PhilistIne and
'
cry: "There Is atine like that: give it
Xne!"
I remark first that this In true In
freg-ard Lo all scientific exploration.
Tau know that the first dlseoverieq )v
1, �
astronomy and geology and t-bronol�lgy
-were used to battle Vhristlaulty.
Worldly philasophy came out of 413
laboratory Lind out of Its Observatory
oind said: "Now. we will prove by the
very ,strumure of the earth and by
he heavenly hodklz
,tbat the P�jbje is 4a lip and that Vhros-
eaulty as we have It among. men Ir a
pultive Inklioultion." G ,Ood men trolni-
bled. Tlie tele,wolie. the Leyden Jan%
the elomric- batteries. a'.1 in the handA
*: the plit:kstftiptt. But one day r.ht-oti-
tidulty. :woklnn abunt for 3"wne we;%%��
on with which to defend Uself. It"&-
ry old sword th,M
ibene atheLlltio PhIllathICS had 9 tf'en
v.-tjng agaMllt the 12ratts an,l eriPd fotlt'
*7trerp is none :1ke that'. give It ate , "
Anj Vopr,rwwun ,and (3.11,44to ani XeWp-
",
antl Intia'. N*P&t0fl 0:141 14V,wft1%l awl
0. ;H. 1�%Jllt,jj�,1,11 CL1,41p f4,,PTth anct tobt
The %�arjd qja� in t%eir ?atnaelzinr, th.1
the! earth and lieaVeln 010Y b4d f0aui
lovort,014ANIMI 15'.4tDAMCC! of ttib k%Q91
*lion% %e voolrablp. and 009 Old nlb",-
begin to Alalkp gtl,�Mf trwal the lckoran
*11,A ,nlj%,ntc*r aml Zeltdavcgta with
*AAw,h �1. h.M loon coverel " k=4 lay
on tho, doq�i ,*,, Mt S,enobr athd ova .Zv, I
j,%1,'*-,1IOt'jy UT 1hp 1rhtMLAt and ua CIP
2&p io" Mo OhrZttaft =hMPME'S and
*
t2na"WeIAN1. WBOI�L�l the to, . t,)T t.
'10. he
to"ariggEtt heaver -'s alb.,kIeu 0, aalvot �, �,
etAmt gn Mt rTAN&
wor"alty philtiqc"Ay oadd� "I'la,getr
u C%t# sm "ra�� �
.tna�. ,It,@ twatta all, AVA t ',
0 1atNtlaft Ro I
GtA 6" UIM agat-to Ea. C . tfl,14_
cmm��priv Dhunv!� 5!ss C'r6wba;-into VJ�. ,,I,, I
trA flft,154 M�J,,, tho* 'Xbr,�'j WPS g,�iad- 1,
Ualty rtvr4d..� Wit'l V =.a4d3Ajt!_V onao- 1
otece ztust, 'Mve Z�,�Lf'ft &15�*ftj� -,,&�nt at
'WLmith taft- r",.U!,"_ r,tL:Wtt'L1- I&LIn tvh-'�
buite-A 041 _4M 2j.1 11imt 6bllt�Aloto �Vas
*Ve_,;Mon4C-, *a& in t'lle fifflat qhtr,fte IN01,1S
of the Mblt ze End that moset ��tatod I
IL thag�,45flo-4vit truth Wien tie *lid -. "IV !
'tht b#9ifMft5ft9:'
WOfM,Ajy obtl,L�ttPlty ,tiA1113:: "YOUt 91- I
bjO as a rnoist .5n;j,�e,*utsite book- All I
tria, st,ity 1,1 th�* ,Old Testwlne'ht. -191111 I
&�aj,-a�n told. about the azr1A.V of the;
16austs-A Is IpTep"werous. Theve I's
tiothitig 4ft vic. ooffitag 'of 'Me Pt,�I�:t.,;
ffke ato Army. An StMY ttvalkg; tiv -1-15' M
ffy-. Ati CL-nhy g6ts IV ;DrM�r aml v�?"�A
<*jk-,j6n, Eacusts witho"ail Oyder. i
*,,%rwat. ,-a!d ch.�stlan PIM105,3-e�VSr.
&ud In 1893 an the southvM-stelrn, Part
*f nis 00untry clbrlstfian fne-n V.-Lnll Out
.Ti�� 10�!Usts,.
tL
Tht're alre men TI--bt lerc--6 the W .
'16
ih4�jg lave nolU,,�d In tbat v#?y part
of the C0�2fttry the comnj�g up Oo Me
161MISts 111"ke all ar=11'7. anwl St wa,
s feani
#bM tfli the t.'C-%V--P17,tt8 Mlftwitt'�ngoy
tp6ge Of tim-ga Asq = anty. WWri
fte,y seen. -I to tzvt a 06-n-nat-ler.
They rr,ftrch Nke a Los'. ,zhey I'l-A
11kt a 1,0M. NO ATMW ever went 2ni
jitealgliter 01.-�ht than tile :041usts tonUl.
116t kkVen ttlttlCrg ag,de for the WZMJ-
ft t'ne wlncl rzs�!.9. tbt lbzuelt -3ral9
And thp- I
.2 rise sgagn after 9t 1 -SS ,-,��Me
40,wit. t-_,t_An_- tl-.e rame Ilre oxf marolls.
not Varying -a f'ot:o'. 1he eM Blyle is
. rlgh. every t1rote when It speaks Of 10-
,
clust; tom�ng like all aflnY; WOK -61"Y
p1rilosaphy Wrong-
W.orldly
. phliosopby sat'd, "All tilat
story about t the M'Obt 'turned Us c"aY
to the q -ear is simply, an absurdity."
,old 1.1"-ne worldly p�ajlosophy said,
11M,e Ligbt tomes -Strtn.tght�" CZ,6rP-'-
tian olzilos&phy �vays. "Wait a litt,e
WhIle," and it gOeS 012 Sind Mali#S
diseoverles and Almda that the atrW�s_
pbere, curves and bands C2e 'Pars of
fight aro=4 the earth, lheralbr "as
the clay to the 8e&L" The Bible
right ap;Ain, -Worldly Tdillosophy
Wrong again. "Ah", ,says worldly
lillosophy, "all _ that 4310slon !n
�
3: &�hout the foundations Of the
4"th Is simply an. &TAUrclity. "Where
vas.t thou.' says God ,when r set
the foundations Of the earth?' The
earth has no foundation." Christian
phnosophy comes end- finds that the
word as translalmd "foundations"
may be better translated "Socket--."
go now see how It will read If It. Is
tA-.Znq7,,-Lted right. "Where wast thou,
When I set the sockets of the earth?"
Where Is the socket? It is the 1 -101 -
low of GID(rS hand -a. socket large
6nough for any world to turn in.
Worldy philosophy said: "What
an absurd story a -bout Joshua mak-
ing the sun and moon etaAd still!
if the world bad stopped ,an ft -t,,
I Christlau phllosopliy; "not quite so
1 quick." The world has two mo-
tions --one on Its own axis and
the other around the sun. it
was not necessary in making
them stand still ,that both mo-
tions should be stopped --only the -
one turning the world on Its axis.
There was no reaaon why the .bzAting
of the earth should have jarred and
disarranged the Whole Universe.
Joshua right and God rigkt; Infidellty
wrong every time. I knew It would
be wrong.' I thank God that the time
has come wherl Christians need not
be seared sit any scientific explora-
tion. The fact Is that religion and
science have struck hands in eternal
friendship, and the deeper down Ue-
ology can dig and the higtier up
astronomy call roar ell ithe better fnr
US. The armies of the Lord Jesus
Christ have stormed the observa.tor-
les of the world's science sad from
the highest towers have flung out th-s
banner of the cross, and Christianity
now from the observatories at Al-
bany and WashinVton stretches out
Its hand toward the opposing scien-
tille wea,,pon, crying, "There is none
like that; give It me." I was read -
Ing of Herschel, who was looking at
a meteor through a telescope, and
when it come over the face of the
telescope It was so powerful be had
to avert his eyes. And 'it has been
Just so that many an astronomer has
gone into an observatory and looked
UP Into the midnight 1heavens, and
the Lord God has through some
swinging world flamed upon his vis -
Ion, and the learned man orled out:
'Mlio am I? 177ndone! Un*lean! Have
inercy, Lord God!"
Again, I remarIz that the traveling
I disposition of the world. which was
i adverse to morals and religion, Is to
i be brought on our side. The man that
,
I went down to Jerldho and fell amid
Thielles waa a type of a, gre-,tt many
travelers. There is many a man "%,, ho
Is very honost at home who when lie
la abroad has his lionor fileliea and
I ]its good babits stolen. There uxe but
I very few itien who can stanO the
1 streas of on e-spedItIon. Six weeks at
a watering plaee have ruined many a
man. lit the olden times God for-
bade the traveling of zuen for the
jAurposcn; of trade 'berause of the eor-
1 ruptIng, Influpnees attending It. A
gnod many wen no,w cannot atand
the trantiitlon front �one place to oil-
othe,r. .1itnuo inen who seean to be
verY corin'stent here lit the way of
Ito m4na lbc, Rabloath vohen they get
into Skz�n on the 1.00rd',s day alwayq
90 out to clee tile butifiglits. Plato
I 0,5A that no 411' ZY IOUght tO be butit
nt,artr to the ava than ten mlleq lost
it to teniptea to coinnnpn�e. Dut this
I jt,,aV�'jj.,4= 4jjQj)9,
'R.It')n (j,f tbe. ,W*QrjCj
44
1 %hleh wro adverne tra 1hat whit'll Is
I goes is to ILle brought on our .side.
�Tial"m% triail t1ain"t Why, tkey t0ke
one fhblev�, lhe!�o sltRnivhlr�r, thoy
ItAnspatt our nasgaoulame,. these
vaglcrs, ru"Ibing fro"I city to elty VII
anjund thp. world. a" to be eo%ver*P.d
into (14-1114119an Lelfaldq rtril go unt
A'Adl preach (1holust aftating the taeatb,Ln
naMeibtl� The ga-mp,alp xhre IftEnItAy
lnn�,U,"Ur_."n an t"ejut.,V nralcl rowet conce
Vtot4nvan ;and 1Whoa*h:i;-,.vjj an�j rl.urett-
harat havt Come t0l,'k an'l W&ed 40
�u§ ab3ut Site= att;l QA,v!;et-n1UTa and
3@1ruz-Allpm, I olingung eat te " tht
DIU&S eb-dat Z!,Aath jv..�ttg pr,mebtA.
thte,bpa,,vtq MoAft %r,a�ch D"AUD u0i gh!p-
1 Vvte,"_,"Re6, Vze rm'-49 Qt wh2,_,-h sad,&h
� ,MLS rva.�-.It_M, tt-te Ime'l aea bn=k tr-n
I 1�,rtoktrl T.Ifte torn -oar the 1�at,�&&_Wtta oT
M.Lm diro%fte8 1-:g_t,pVri-Lr,. A man valit
�
"I *(mt to Me &ODY 111.ta Qa Infi,ieuj
I came b_,,r_.k- ia k�oalrwtati; I vsnutd ftot
10V It." i
9 gint ttot shov,k4a, as gbrne have
been, At Me buh,11ttg O� -ftiltotift in
the 11ODY LA -1a. I wtsh that mi t1te
%orld Might go gind ,*Ee G6.ngo-na ath'i
ge.Mithera. Row zriany who could flot
afford mwlete#rs now Laastly buyt- tick- i
e�g ftonu Constariti-mctliI6 to soppa! 'I
7l"etft iet chfilvtfaft3 fravel! clad snt,�l
the rail trains an6 guide M4 steaw- I
sI - lips this mgm, rjanv"mg across the
dei�y In t5l,4 pha§,101im*;�,�'-fi? %-Rite of
t"Ve shift?"tg reet 0,0 hirit who from wave �
el.Ht to wavd e!lff ltrg& bestormed TI-'
bttlus,, The Japanese c6nte e -M10#4 the
waze- and see 0"n. tIAMMUoh and
etAtathe our Christiwt:ty ani gop bac*a
and Wag t1fie stoty and keep Matt em.-
Phre rcaMng 08 Jesus thall rel9v
whereet tbk- awn
LItes bl's .8m;�Ces--nV4 jf'outneyt fdft.
And tat f1rearms wgt% ,which the nn -
I
-
Ildlel tT,%Ve.er b2',lUgM datVM V.4� ACAb
ll*rt6nian St,ft3 ',f".:'a �aCfr,E3:9 Of the des-
ert have bean s=ra-,.wqtre,1 to the
ehurch. an,2 vre rea,-h forth our hawl,
ti7q,!ng. "Theze Is none 9:7.ke that; give
I', -ab!"
SAM "I L� .V�Ouvhanl was mighty In
. LUL
the court rown --n& ", M.e senste
ehamber, but ke res.�rvedl his strong-
est Moquainae for that day wbett he
stoorl before the literary socittlea at
Princeton cornmeliceinelit and pReaded
for the grandeur oZ our Bib�e. Dawel
Webster won no', his clillef garlands
while responding to Hayne, but on
that day when in the farnous Girard
,.V"ll ea,ta 1�e sh-nkwea IMS 212�ect5o3ft for
the Christian "Tiglan and eulogIssd
the Bible. The eloquence, and the
1,�arning that bave been on the other
side colue over ta our side. Captured
for God! "There is none Me tbat�
give It we."
Much of t146 art o-1 the world b -is
been 1A the possession of ne vicious,
Whit to une"can Henry VII was a
beautiful Picture ot the Madonna?;
What to Lord Jeffreys, the un§ust'
L
.TUC
judgo, the picture off tht- Last Ig_
mant? What to Nero, the unwaghel,
a picture of -the lilDtfant In tile iror-
t1an? The art or the vrorld on the
wrong side. But that Isbeing changed
now. The Christ -'an artist goe3 over
to Ptomo, 7001:j3 at 'rile Pictures and
brings back to his American studio
much of ,.lid power of these old mas-
ters. The Christian minister goes over
,to Venice, looks at the Crucifixion of
Christ and comes back to the Amer-
!oan pulpit to talk as-Tmlver before of
:1
the sufferings of the Savior. The pri-
vate tourist goes to Aome,...anA.ja&iww
AL-2AWM _111___`_, , , '__.,___
prays God for preparation for that
day when
Shriveling like a parched scroll,
The flaming heavens together rolL
Our Sund-ay school newspapers and
walls are adorned with pictures Of
Joseph in the court, Daniel In the -den,
Shadmqh In the tire, I'mul In the ShIP7
wreck, Christ ,on the cross. Ob, that
we rill"t In our families think more
of the power of Christian ptatUTesl
One 110t4e sketch of Samuel kneeling
in prayer will mean more to your
children than 20 sermons on devation.
One patient face o,f Christ by the
hand of the artist ,will be more to
Your child than 50 sermons on for -
I bearance. The art of the world is to ,
be taken for Christ. What has be-
come of Thorwaldsen's chisel and
Ghirlandajo's crayon? Captured for
the truth: "There is none like that;
give It rile." I
So also has it been -with the picture
making of bhe world. We axe very
anxious. on this day to have the print-
ing press a,nd the platform on the side
of ,Christianity, bui we overlook the
engraver's knife and the painter2a pen-
cil. The antiquarian goes and looks
at pictured ruins or examines the
; chiseled pillars of Thebes and Nineveh
and Pompeii and then comes back to
tell us of ,the beastliness of ancient -art,
and it Is a fact now that many of the
finest specimens-mer-ely artistically
considered --of scupture and painting
that are to be found amid those ruins
are not fit to be looked at, and they
are -looked up. How Paul must have
felt when, standing amid those Impur-
Itles that stared on him front the walls
and pavements and bazars of Corinth,
he preached of the pure and holy Jes-
us. The art of the world on the side
of -obscenity and crime and death.
So I remark -it Is with biisiness acu-
men and tact. When Christ was
I upon earth, the people that followed
Min for the most part had no -OcIal
�position. There was but one man
naturally brilliant In all the apostle -
I ship. Joseph of Arimathea, the rich
man. risked nothing when he offered
a hole in the rock for the dead
Christ. How many of the merchants
in Asia Minor befriended Jesus? I
think of only one -Lydia. How many
of the castles on the beach at Galilee
entertained (','hrlst? Not one. When
Pezer came to Jappa. lie stopped with
one Simon, a tanner. What power had
Christ's name on the Roman exchange
0: In the bazar.a of Corinth? .None.
The prominent men of the day did not
want to r1sk their reputation for sanity
bv pretending to be one of his follow-
ers. .Now that Is all ehanged. Among
tile mightlost men lit our great cities
to -(lay are the C�Errlstlan inerehants
and the Pbristlan banl;ers, and If to-
rnorrow a* the board of trade [Lily
man ."llould get up and malign the
linlue of Jenu,l be would be qulkekly
I
sileneed or lout out. In the front
rank of n1l (,uv 0bristlan workers.to-
day -ire tho- Chrinmu merchants. and
thol enterpriava of the world are com-
In-m on tile right vidt. There was a
form willed away .*�oujp venra ago,
ntl the� proveells Of that faran go to -
Mr Spreading IZAN b(tM.S. Some-
how wattern have <,hangeil, and now
all tbe rvam-ft of that fornt ro to-
warda tht ZtNnNoinnry eame, On6 of,
Vie fint�.nt printing pret%nen ever bullt
uas built for the exnretn purpope ef
rublisb1mv landel trai-tn mul bo4t!2.
Xmv It dot,4 n6n.ing but pr,nt 1111*�_y
PIMPS. I batleve that thie ;iMe zt1
,4-
I �oa,llle w1aln In o�,Ora=PT,Mal oir&.mq Id.-
VeNV 61 Vhrlm tvIll be the mar'ler-',
*
4)f gill vouceg &h'i tbp r!tmr.5 of T,�r_
thf*h ,
, . WIN bring prosirmt-4 gn3 ,!�,,
QM10ft Of SUZeb2 hf-.r r,jOr.t' nM,l �`��.
uit�L� ftttlft Of 1112ae (NAM tlumv fflvr,,�l
MA froffikilficoM�, g look off u;,`on
Me but4lat'gi rw%n 69 U15v Mind kandl r�-
Jake dt t1te I't0qnt-'ej thEit tTLejr 1',L�-t
nna Invenulty th& tatf,fat late W47t:q
WO=Itt tntc the t -"v , 'ire of (ft7--_--!-
It is one tor ne w,gmlret %eA:q11)111LC.
,�
ttefre 1,�:4 ftott�.L uIreo Irtat, ,
A - kl�Dvo It frte,�
MOW. 0! rvtral I raftvt- ��L,M %b* li-�..
CAVAY 11*04�h 21� d01&nhLtA1'1W-9r.r__1Z1h! Z�
,,t,:1-rn,tt, N t,�y 110 on nde rught rMit ar,"I
t�& Ma%1F,"0n do 'n oT nr
t� I-OPDXtuc -, 4%,,]a
wa Vtp vp!"nt !�,��Ie. 'ritt"I q1tt. L0arn;",rj. ,-t
-e iftv� a _0
I ,11 -.rd v:,n tht, vfgta�� sidle ar v1
�T-1111lul-e nvll�--Mg on Lhe r. -,9"M side 0, - A
tne IiTls;fteps ne-znteft and tact of "the
I trotlgl On th,o eglit side, tnon. 0
1 Lotd, Iq the kingJoni! 011§. "gill k1to
line. all vve r,,,-&V�e! It gF a granl
thttg to Tie In stlr�It on aTmv aftj :S4 I
107 Suth 6 eOMInMuler nnd on ts-�e
WOW to SaCh a vzetaky. If What I
jrav# saga �8 thle, th'am cat;g!, Is go -
*mg: t6 g&thr�r Up vil, mftugeul out of
ttl!s woAd L*vtrychiug that 19 Wd,�tlb
I anything, -and tildre woll be nothilit
but thL_ geum left. We h:jvo "t� an rimb-
�
i el.l-. but 9 pro, -',a matl6n Of atftne�"tY
I gaag Zbtth fl6w front the throrot ml
�
� Gad, sfty"'m Wr-.,oSt,--ve- whi, let
him colne." Flowever lc,ng you many
have W.tnderea. however gr,rat vour
� eA,knes Inny Thave b"_v. -vataste-ever
M.M. Zat hl= tame., o_Xi. Mat �'ds
hour I t6ald mav-sibal atR the werld
I '542 tbe sme Of cbraw He It h
m �t,�* I
Ust fraeltl a Inan ever Incl, m M
-0 kind. he sts lovin"'04 Ea _t�rrnvattv�-�-tcl
1 tannot Pea h6vq 1110a ,mn ,t*ay
A -ay rr&na I'M= Come now and oa-1-
cept has r06!�,Pq,. 1�eh6la k.!-1 _ Ite
I
Ztrtt,0121's ,out th6 k -Mg of his �tnlva-
'19612, saying, -Look wlto me. s"�'� Ye
ends of thp earth, and te V& snaved.
for I Ant C�,ocv, '.�falce final eholce
rjoMIZOU Will eftlier be wrMows P:anted "I
by the water courses or the cr=1 which
the Wind drive' th away. I
PLOT TO KIDNAP SULTAN
W, as Frostrated by -Chief of Espionage �
Corps.
Vienna cable sm,ys: The Agramer 1
Tageblatt says a plot to kidnap the
Sultan has bec,n detez:ted in lConstan- ,
.
ttftople. Resched was the head 'Of the �
coaspiritey. Osman Pasha, ilon oT the
ranio-as g,E-neral, Dzrwdsoll Pasha, ana
' * "'5' had Pmwlsed:
n" 7 0 h *""c'
A - -a I - ,
V1;,,gX,'Pdia to be proclaimed Sul I
ta.n, and assume t .h-- re -Ins of Movern-
" �
mt,nt. The viplanca &nd fidelity -of I
Issat Bey, Chief of the Turkish es-
pTcnage corps, thwarted the plot-
t-!ra. H -j Pretended to be tn sympatIly
�,'i6 them, and, in this way 1�arned
th3 detailsi. Then lie told the 'Sultan j,
of who:'. was gol-ag on. There was
comsternation antong tbe conWira.
bars when the Sultan began mak1mg
arrests right and left. i
Two hundred offtoera, alleged to be �
tq the, plot wern ,ltrrestei, a,ftd 001 :
iiulktar, a weWl-'l1m4.iw-a oldler, shoi I
h-�mself when Mic? complLity becawe�
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-SUNDAY SCHOOL Jesus -Christ, pa a ninnifootail;m of 11 __ -_^_-,1_1_1�__ � _ � �_, _, �,11^11 .Iwh. I I .
Ri" infinite jovo, (0 Tile fl,)Iy Spirlt, IF � . ., 117 fL .1
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Tile most powerful 0eivents or .) The Market I . . I
INTERNATIONAI, L11106014 NO. Vill fOrPes In nature are used In tho wrlp- ., L L � I . 11 5 I . . I � I I
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MAY 26, 1[9ial. taxes as emblems of tile lWly E.,ph'It. JILAP,0;���,O� � ;,-j
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T11650 elements in their varlons rela- � �� I I
tions and combinations axe potential 1F.,00ding wbeat Imaricets, �. . � ,
The HelySPirlb Given -Acts. 2: 1-11. fOM09 b�tyond all hjunan calow"O'lam Following tor& th(I closing quota�� 1� �
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Commentary. -I I)ay of Pentecost They orc diffar'ilve, elinaiging, quWaing, .tionp at Importfint wlimt.ei'mtres to� : 11
The meaning I pelletratifir, purifyinj, healthful, (lay :
of Pentecost is "firti-
eth." It occurred fifty daaw after the fruitful and irresisilble, Hance ap- . . CAM). July�'
PaOsover, and Was tile SeCOI)d of the PXN>priate symbols or tlie. Holy Spirit. 0111c,'Lgo ... "' $-- $718-4 �
three Yearly faaets held by the Jews, The power receiveci by the disciples Now Urli ... ... �- 0 78 1_;�! . I
The Drot, the Passover, commemo- oil the day of Pentecost was not INfilwalikee ... ... ... () 74 I,-" 0 71 ", , 1. .
rated lera-el's deliverance from Bgyp- power to work minnelev, although it $t. Louie ... ". "' ". -- .. 0 09 " I
tiall bondaM and pointed to the Was accompanied with some miracu- ToJedo ... ... ... ... ... 0 74 84 . 0 78 " . I I
, our Saxiour. Tile second, lolls 4emonstrations; they had this Detroit. red ,,. _... 075 0 74. I -'-A � .
Lor(' je0iis fifty (lays after, marked Power prior to that time. Matt x. Detroit, white .... ... 075 . I - ''.
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peot*�coot' Dulut]), Xlo. I north 074 . 074,
t-jl -1irinig of the law on Sinal and I, 6. It WaR power of a moral ,and .
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pantn 1 to the ba.ptiem of the Holy spiritual nature. Altbough "unlearned Duluth, NO, I h,0r-rL 0 76
Glia9t. The third, the Fea,st of Taber- and ignorant" (chaipter Iv. 13) the Islinneapoll.% No, 3. , 1�' !�
welee, was kept in memory of lzra,el's end.upment of power enabletl tli6 dis- northern ... ... ... - 10721-4,
Ontranco into Canaan, their peaceful each and witness to the Toronto IParnkers, 11arket.
I'M% aad ry)kn.ta to our Inheritance =01flItip"r gosp,l with such fervency May M -The, otreet :Market hei*
an.:I abiding home. Fully owne-The and unction that minds were enlight-
, was dull to -day, tbeo reoeipts of.pr*-
day began at the previou,ssunset &lid ened and li(,.i,rtF; melted, deep-seated duce being very light. Priceso were
this would suggest an hour on' the prejudi" wa.g di,-pers,�d ind tbousands steady to firmer. One hundred bushelti
fiftleth day, They knew a great bless- Nrere saved right away, V. 41 -Tames or wilite wheat and one hundred bush-
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Ing IV110 to come, upon them, but how Craig- . (,I& or red sold unolitt,nged at 72:1-2c,
or when they (lid not know. With one nad 200 bushels of goose 1-2o bigher
Occord-There was no perpon unin- tit' 680. Twelve loaA& ol� ]lay sold $1 -.
terete.; none unconcorr lowerr at $18 to $14 per ton, and
14km !�'n; all were In eaxneat, ....- MISSING, PRIES FOUNDE two loads of straw 9.)Id 50c higher at' * I
the Spirit of (Wd came down to meet - $0 Par ton, SeveraA loadis of potatqea
their united faith and prayer.- brought 35c Per bog. Dresibed hog& 11,11,
Marke. In one place -The upper room. were firmer at $8.50 to $D per cwt, .
Acto. 1. 3.3. At the; time of fii�lrian?s Rev, Dr. Phillips' Body Dis- and drmwed beef was also quoted, I
Vi9it to Jernsalera, then for the moot higher. Wndquarters are selling $2 1
Part in rains, there was still entire higheir at $7.50 to $0 per cwt., and
the upper church of the apoeties in . covered.,in New York, cholce, carcams tit $6.50 to $7.50.,
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WIllch C.vrll of Jertioalem ministered, . . Otlier lineo are steady and unchanged,
A. IX 348. I Wheat, white, 721 I -2c ; red, 7.2 1-20 ;
2. Suddenly-17umvpPetedly. in a in(>- gooee, 68n. ; Epring, 71 1-2c ; barley,
nlel)t, Dot gradually, as winds gen- ARRESTED. 47c ; rye% 51. 1-2c ; buckwheat,
erally rlsp.-Com, (,,tom. A aound-The 35 I -2c , onto, 36 1-2 to 37c; peias;,65c.
Puddenness, strength and djfruL-jven",s Now York Report anys: The body of Toronto blve Stock 3larkets.
t cattle, choice, par *wt. 04 90 to I 6 25�
Of the sound striki- with deeppst a,we a man found late last, night in a L'xPd(1.1' dium .................. t 50 to 4M
the whole eompaay, and thus complete me
their preparallon for the heavenly house in Ninth avenup has been Men- rxvort co%r,A ................... 325 to $90,
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gift. Wind waa a famillar emblem �;f tified as that of Rev. Dr. Edward S. Butchars'eat,da pwked ........ I 20 to 47.5
Us Spirit. Phillip.s, of St. Gabriel's Butchers'eattle, choice ......... 39-3 to 4 2D
" * Charvli, Ha- Burehers'eattle good .......... 3 35 to & 85
... There appr�axed-After the and!- zelton, Pa., who recently had a. con- do nied-um, mixed .......... 300 to $35
Me sign huntedlatol,v follc)ws the visl- ferenm with J. Pierpont. Morgan in Butchers cotomou.nor cwt..., 2 30 to 300,
ble.-Mpyer. Cloven tt.tigueg- Tile the threatened strike Rulls. exDort, heavy, per owt_ 3 75 to & 25, 1
llull.-, export. licht, per owt,... 3W to 376,
tongues of fire Parted themselves off I In the trou and uoul regionta of Penn- Feedera. short -keep ............ 4,25 to 47S
like streaniR from bne Rourve or like Bylvanla- Feedem inedinin .............. 375 to 4 QW,
�rallebea from one root, and distri- 'rile ouruw�r says t4iat the identi- do light.. � .................. 350, to 3 745
Inited thernsAves aniontr them. -Bib. fleaVion can hardly be questionedas Stockerr-, 101.1 to 8,10 IbA ........... 3 0 to 3 60�
otr-colarsand helfeni ......... *21 0 D to, 260
Mup. This was tilt- baptisru with fire papurig found oil the body SPLIM Ito Butcher bum .................. 2 I'S to Z50
whieb John had promised (M-itt. Ili. piove it. The p:pfi�-e are working Light otock bull. per ewt ....... 1 75 W 2 2�
' stdch cows. eaca . . ......... 3500 to 0 00
I 1) : the fire va earth whielt the Lord on, the thmiry of murder. Kirl, 8tan- '
Sbeep. ewei PLr ewt . ........ A CIO to A. 7ix,
li*m,;elf Imigrd to &ee kindled. Luke 10Y, it ma88"gP olwratror, In whose do Jight ewe�, per cwt ........ 350 to A M
Xii. 49. Tile tonp�w-s were t1w emblem r(xnus tilt- biody v6aq fomid. is undor do. bdrLs ................... .. 3 OD to 3M
or the langua-�,a tlwy- were tn spi-ak. ariest as a &nsplvlous p-�rs,,n. Lainbq,grain-Eed, per ctyr ....... 3 0D to 6 Do
" do barnyard, ptrewt ......... 4 00 to 500
Like a" ol t' �k great deal of mysu-r., surrounds �
., ire. -Mir- fire ludicate;I: ' do $pring, each ............. 2, 50 to SM
I. Tho p-m!trating power of thp ivord the VaSP. I)Pe�prul)-Isitlon hail ad- Calvol, per lit -ad ................ I 00 to 600
Of Qod.-Derby. 2. Tho old eynibul of vall!40 FA) far wholl tPIP bVidY was llo;;v, choico. Per owt .......... ". (10 to OM
,� , "fogti, light. per cwt ............ 050 to OM
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.0al and orithuslaNm1111011!1t. "* Ill'o..norpt) that u vttr8iir.y i-Latnina- 11,,g, rat, per awk .............. 0 W to OM
Leap!ng. triumphant, tran"formIng titin uas not safiloient ti) rm val tile ,Q,,,Y.' A M
M perowt I flo to
'-S.r. llih. 4. Tite resistipse vuirzo or dontli, owl .,.n autopsy will 8taw ....... _�.*% . -.00 to� (; 00
�' Toronto Dair,� Markets.
"� nX whh-h vorsuin,,R th,, errs,rs h0 III Id-
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vn,; bt1tru.0 up evil. 5. MI t trk v.onift ort, Stanlp.r, snbjovtw1 to a r1r.ist t-%- Butter -The inarket h? unehangod.
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warnith, Pho?-r. 11fr%, jov, niulnution, N t�aid to have told vou- with pound MIS 13 to I t--, and large
wilh-11 tIlp 11.)1- . hl Impart.' flit -tau- storiei�. Mm lit -rains. frrkin rolN I 21 to Me ; old tub -,4. poor to mo-
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4. 'W*�re MI `f'14,41-'�\'tot (only ttolleti. whoul st,18L�.r lear-ed foar roouiR, in diurn. 10 ti,o Its,. creatuor.y. boxca.
-1 w, "I'tilq awar, - of I lak. prownirt, v#f one of whirlk Ow bv�nl,% ww� fonn4l. su,% E4 1-0 �., to), Mse. .11111 11',)Unds, ls�j to loc.
111P 1101y Vibeqt. but filled. matle full. A lint bo t-lulint-1 to b - froto -,-'an Fruit- Eg�gs- 10t*eIpLi are larp
,� and prlia"
Tht- who!p nature wan fillt4j with viset). .1114 ealted 111.11�Af "111'. Stan- unt-hanged at 10".. to it I e por dozen,
tl,v, love and psivor tht Goil. NVUlt tile 4�.%." III- XV .-4 no-ei-noluAnowl by a ILI eatie lutts *. No. 1-1 an I 01111-2. a to 9e.
It,#I,v flvirlt (it, V.�--Thv- 1101y $1drit .%ming uoumn w1usta la. intri0nood t1wv.ikUurkrt quiet. Full ereaw,,
,ww not no4w ror the first timp giv- .-ts Ili's wif4*, Tui, bt*l.% w.k,i disoft%� .-��)ptvwber, Utotivit*; new, tig 'to I)e.
4�14 to, Infln, $,��,.r t.114. ON1 Tesinnifnit urb-I It.% Mrs. 11wr.ilti-i' d-tvightor. who lihisep4l 011 14 3ets. Higher.
ro peatedl.v ntakit,s mewition t f 111,,4 In. -4%4'jjt into .4t.01ilk"�'S jjjj�jrtujPljt, tj)
Mvnipe � IMP market here hao Won advane-
' on M. utladiof the prvplaetR, reinove oouio, bt 4blivign 1114V poh-P tA .I.e. und raw `9 n(Av iltsuted at
30A otbprq (eoontpare. nb-� Lukt, 1. wt.1*4. hain.,414atul.%, tootiflod.
1:1. It. 07). lint [in !-,4 1.4�41v ghs.z lit � 11" -'t 7be delivere,l, ai�d bollied at Ple�
11 -�*,-,,arznh to! thi- 1.%ri,� dusel,"osl ,,I wim. Tnere lo a pr(wpLN.-t, tit a atill fur
M�zindiauee nal I ifwor. Ilow uohi?rhin 11, r fit 11.411.r��. Ajjt**.��,"
� -� IL , jbj,41 1'1*11� 11 uar zdvtlueti lit the near future.
�`h Ift MAV, djfzj)puq,�41,�lz�lho 411aj)vn= i I.m,.� rr�,04'jgthn Mitela-11. llrositlplit -
r4A."'jon 4 t1o. 8311M. Mg-kil t�) o'111'ah, � too the Units4l 11,41%, workrrz. "1141 114�
Vw Alievelt that pub'I.-Ir-ig the ghul, dre%-,od tot) 1.*,-%,. Ve. lulward Phllfip,4. Lonillua Wool Sale%.
! 41"ga MOAWRI Is,- a lt,ngalo 44t fir4% I'tald'ol), Kly 13.-1,11r, (struringa Ott
III! wko'o,in-aft" t 114v G q1A r,4141h, jum � Mio.lton. I,.%, Tilt �.,� %V4 We :41,�(* f4m. - thf. lvqxio auctIlun t'AIL-14 LqAay DUO-
Itot 12�,mrsrlr f0t ilsq 2V!.wr. 1V'1v_*n tilts 1� vr-A tPlegrauvw t�infflarly mlilro,�-IAA to bvrml 124*201 li.tleo. 74io oicleeLlon �
prPam;. r1a 1mirt E:Z kj;131j%A4 16!.q W;$Q_dR ' , thol firl'-1. ,% lmlf4aro. radwat rola- %*,is, '
�, pe�. mu,"a av i,�q v--; � � 4"4 6,9VAll.'".1mont , bpttf'r an4l j1pMP1,..tjtjj9jj 4kvast
will barto, Entlaninvai inmo�nd ,11 bl . * jk1toru zp;r1tvd. T.Iw- honic, trado ,so -
Ing a bl'lrzg-�7�1 in it m.Ag4lin Is Ma ;=4 several rf;�0011'11t� madi., trit. an 11r.
ljorM&I r4i4�'�0*11',�"n. "Z"tlr",J�jat inf,'P � �, 11141iop*' Ingiow. tnorsA Vat, b,ilu oil Itlao v,Tfo-rlPv4,o. Ger.
sxrv:nM ;h,q?_jL#4Td;`, 1�04q�f .1rit. �1 It wiev nualt, pablie fo-,r 1ho fuv-t s�i,ny tknght ,i nukalavir out �apprlor
I , tto4v ID.A%p w0ourt,41 Wild MOMD09-N 141 gow grado
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hr,oju , jfo'.'nrd Vsogotker by Qe 4w#prfl , a .��,Jlut,, wvrv. trreAugar. Cr,,I�,,Aw,�CAS V6 vre
tlno�. 40ty�r 190 , .,,,, ,�� 17ts I of thir,
01 Gwl� and nv�� 14��-.Ou`vq nvowT lit- Jvftl�Ljb�l�i. 9&,,at vily, 9-'�,�,4,h!,.",.Vol .011111�%- �t�ONIY. vriii.o rage I_Mai4t%qo,;.,,1 was
Nut b,,,vu -z:tM, 1100q, to%,. 4 ", pfauct q.! It- "
wmadov al 4140, P=44W;,� te, mmn.-Ar- 11 � �i bao �d_� 6'r hno gj�at,'.(,'.4 "n"I Stow ofs
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Mu:p. ,Tkwi tt'Ifirrg-nee b94%,#'1PnR 4-2ov, - i11Nflh4.,-., v-dwil" %rUDA jwl�,Us in bn.%C�rs" favour.
Mali ar_d 44rooil Lh-,? N 114P q1M#,r4-n-,v- ` V. I'Lirs. v�� 'L70-vjjaA 11,0 � 1,,,�"., unr'..'Wra., 1 u'!e;. i! 1'uo"&A,V�V�o nre tfte_&4P_;�-.
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cd 1fro." Iviul ,�;V!�&r tQ-,j!=1V-1;-Th,o,jr 1� l�-" .4 co�fiu h , D; "wo ftv 11 New .11�unth WiA,r--.4. 4.003 boleg-
ton�=�4 trm.t. tvw 1t,K,jL.D rt�gpr.,,�t t,,I, ; HaV4114m. mroo--- .%jb:�R 2*itn Too, fiv�'t `4r�w ,.. 40-44 to ap 6 1-�.Id; grua�y.
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L'Angtnilgo a.4 We1 -.19 tk,* ti�cojghts, jl� &1,�Arrl WaF sPnt Mt 110A 514Y ,��!r6, ac -A ;�:,.4 to Ma.
60,64. tit tern Iwo -r",T art �",L�I,Q,d thcM f L", , &,L,�OM..l tgo: Mh_ and v&tQze"- qza,enstaud, MCC wle�q -&ONrcdo
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WIM C,�Ut wialUt- ato weto f -"q the lalw- I Ulkl,q rzmu aru? *'I'Mr,4 476`.t�, - g�ml tp-e!,D 1 �4 L'd ; v,1rP,asV. 4 1-�.Id to 203�
N_ 11 1�o to 1,
C=,g��_VEi=- r,'I'Al. ,� qm�?Zly e�ecr,Aj4t4' tuay. hot..tq and hv�! V117'1,N#7i'1. Li'Ma tm,�rq - 14'e -cored.
3. Ift eMeg at o�V,vus..,4pbov -r��q U,t D;,:- t pjt�,Jls in thu.4 z74Z., 6o�� U'��,,* g��t,si-,,D�; 1 4 I -=-,L1 "".1d to
ramiflut rvieA,peAq "24 P51gW,Uft1q. W",-0 ;' �A*��I,t.,� Iniag. 1� -�,�. ,4,80 ba,109 .
.31�* folst. aro Tpt aft .
had ooua3 up to ta ,��b_ �j 1,qsk"� C�pinom M."I�opjqw. � ,qLt s_x. 11 i -with .Sw-tro,Aan. ,ko
abl. � lt.
. y laegudq,,I� vt,rs- lo.-Abw -%t 11 .Enhjn�g tla, irpl%". I-0.4-,wL4 RVA U& � Grf. -y 4j to $1
MIE; thute there %vies Sv&tV;+v a Cow- , Vffqlets� 01 tu,,4,� az'�-kj, nan. ss,at 6�at 11 _ Ni�v' !&-.Jane. COW balp-,'ewnrcd�
mero"'al mation uEdo'r luf"ovon wbel?e �j 3 94.nprai nla�lra for Me apiwAam- 11 5 1-24 to 6 I -LO -1 ; gre�i6�Y. 2 11-2d, to
th* 3evvg gu�d no' lw,,.-v.a Feattered f4j.. , skoi , i 4 �Kailh.,_y. 4P I 12d.
the P:Urpr3g� Of 'Ll'in-j-?. ia�-rehandisto 11 Mzo,ruy tiftcr triALight _stanl(y� I I npc� ot Ga6d flopa and Natal. 800
ete., nnd ftorn Mi tlif so. U.Ittons: ii 11 wcz,i su�,n wammg t!mmig!U 11fa�-tnl! bAf..�;-S�eonrpzz. Ild Iflo Is 3d; grear�;r.
to evid, tutere wcre plar6uas mnv I;r,. � *afreet, ,�Ijd vvas arr�-�5*4-4. Taf, pr- � .'�--Id to Td.
0 -at nt at-rupaRetu. � 607�1t-r seem-i-,rg to be safft-rhag lrc..�t : Punta Aren.�s�, 701 bale s-Gredr,:r, W
'. I vags. 119. t�l 3 1-4d.
0. Wan"n Ufla mi,uml was ht-aard (R. � thq:' 4�ffO�'19 Of dr 114 IT d - -
V.)-TIm- �03n'l th.A V�anle trom the 1! III =01.1 Wall thall VPT a nzin ,1XiLj_V �, __ �
t1liver ruom. Cciu,'Ioua:<I�-.e".-IterviolLed. 'getei. lit- �k4pld 13.9 LURIV- lvt�s ci�nc;�
" " i 11aftitoua %Vheat Markttmg.
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failing UY uu(Im-st.,_�r-0 W"lat it all .,�,,;Xf1;#y, "163 I.tult Rat v,r.z* 42 c,r- 'N7;1, Vilk- Wann3p"g Co"'22m.'reivo of Mar
meant. �-,,_-,(� v. 12, co- n lang(rag.-or �vu-arE� o21 -he ald zv,t renz(tiber
I whitiz-al"i 41ved -A 7-19 "Muth a -#F?- 11th ha�o thg,s�� ittru, OD the wheat
dig"Teet-, they h"',rd f if,n the ca;tfor- I Z�11v, .=J D_,aul evqu,� tc N*7v,r York a imarket: q"13P goeai nlark,;L centinueo
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ent Aaalp.etv. .4 �e v. S. I yr-��r at'j-1 a hapf ago. Ile sta,-�;4unt. akufmt n , Musiness b,�Ing
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T. Gaffle4allg-I'Pr-�0'29 VZE�ON.V Un- I , _M.e. Prier -a are I 1-2t,. uIlder last
I VaLlod pAha P.xn,Dr" Lv,gt, L, F,, Btad net I
educated and. Q-,r#T?j:L,Tjnent1F. ignol,nnt , ivc,i-k at Xo:w. I laird 77 1-2e., N"o. _011'
oI tL�Cja J.an�_ Uplt�mq. IV? %74,4 -� oxas.�'I'P-, Qps-r- -
,Qjg0s -Z�h'v:i the.y zow i� 4 ftuvd 7.vv.. N."A 31 rkar#1 641*., NO. -_
"'o- -act*. ant(,-,Ud%,,d .... tl�.) tl�ji . at] 'V1. r',tv�-C-1aern GV7_ ta�:� -�'
gpiarke ati, fa!0PnQy.-C3n71i�7. I ii".." R31 -re. � "a No. 0l 11-Ird 010i*
0. Parthoan'q-9,0.- an e3Lr,;ar1nt_,C1n , � - j P ta til 1'�,�;--n � r."In Slr.. dtled Noi�
of the na=v m tm_g ,qn] tile IbRow- I el'is'euss5mg Vv! ��
lag veta�--�s. sep �&eUho,=ry. I W":C`d Say vvaq
10. PrC15�4:,-to-S-Heall.r-n Who Uft'd .: ta"di- CoA�":Cz
Gozept*d tt- J�,wis�L, rfT":C-on. r',��,d. d4eluk'd -
It. Wougergul wcirka - Cbnc-4,rn1n,_1 �X�,�y vv�.�4 ..
jcsus; h5s death. re-surrf,tCoa and S,!,_1 tle ILL-
s!�tns",on, .,uLTd Us p�yoipr tO SoLVe ��j�d tj-"
rue'a Itow 671n. t I or, r e
OteneMnpg.-Th-p M,�,y S'p*rit e,a- gj4X tial
teriv heartq that nre - prepart-d fe)r
Ilia conifug. aL,l .,Ug�:; the.nn WIM I .
power and 91gat. All who recejv#-. 41 r.
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the baptism of tlo,, Holy 15pirit Ivill ar .
find it etf.Fy to sp,ak for Ogol. The 1,
spitit. like the wimi. is invisbleand
powerful. When in-n are trul.y Irur- � �
Ified and Muminatied by the 15-pirit,
their ton,gacts are loogeneff. aud ther I
begia to talk for God.
PAZ,_kMCAL 4�UPIVEY. 11
When? Pentecost was a teast, In-
stituted in PomnipmansAtion of the
gitt of the Mvp at, Mount Sinal, on
the fiftieth (toy after the depar-
ture of the Israe.Aites tram Egypt.
Lev. x-dil. 16-10. 'Vile fe.ast of the
Pasz-ove-. was institut,rd to coniment.
oratef the passing ove�&, b,y the de-
stroying angel. of the houses ofthe
Hebrews thAt votTe marked b3r the
blood of the V&sehal ].�idb and the
eveape of God's People from Egypt
-thep ]Land of b-andage. Ex. 12. The
Paselial lamb was (1) a typo of the
Lord Josus. "Chriet, our Passover,
Is sacrificed, for us."
To whont? .4uteaede-At to the Pen-
tecost experlonce tile disciples had I
I .
"
been brought bZr graze int , '
o '
itual stato and relation t ' -
preparataryand necessary,
ception. of the power r
Pentecost. 1. T1106Y hn44 fo
to follow EUM who wag I'll