'iL*------------------------------------------------ ;--------------- ................ -, ' - “GO YE, THEREFORE; TEACH ALL RATIONS.” . «*. 1 ' : «e • ’’ ® . • VOL. VII. ■ . ■ ’ . ( ' ■ ... ' ' : ■ .; MONMOI TH, OREGON, SEPT. 2?. Js;;. - ------ •--------------------------------------- ’-------- ------------- --------- , • ° ' '• ’• ' - . . NO. - had carefully read my preceding six materialists,’(I fail to see the material- I 4-, Let him knpw the folly and sins numbers on “The Holy "Spirit,-its ism-here, and I think it will puzzle J of his hearers. Show him how much rVULIRHED EVERY XilfRSDAij BY THE operation,” &e., ’and especialy the you, Bro. B. ;-Rrpn.*nViruntV .To"pc,:nr it -trnt*; fo is- found + he i owjrates yotr, Bro: > uiwat i s * th \em. and-telb him their sixth number on “ The InSweliing of in the. fact that they always, *anil4-Adrm2e c: Mas i>n hirns/'lf. Messengar Publishing Co., the Spirit,” he neVer could in justice under all cii’ctiinstances, make media­ vtf.cn* h< <■ von. will rend< r Li- -i i -It He stood St the door, absurdity, because no such idea has my seven Nos. in the M essenger on 1 o’clock P. M. ! pleasant. < >n n< account' intimate Ready to go away. His foot still auy countenance jm the -passage,” the spirit judge, and perhaps I am ) , P rogramme . . • your recovery. Staid upon the threshold, amT (italics mine). Veîy true, my dear also blind in touching this^Subject of ' His brow was still uncovered. C 9. Require him io swell'tbe pomp^ Evening sessions, from Monday brother, and' without ant seeming, intercession, J>ut I am perfectly will­ Outside, the night with cold, of-every impc.rtaut. Occasion, iifiless, night to Friday night, front 7 P. M. to that was just what I was trying , to ing, my beloved brother, to let otr. Unfeeling arms drew round the- indeed, there are prudential- reasons 7A, social meeting; 71, preaching World her robe of darkness ; show. But if yùür (I will not sav rcfcdwsrirtd''e. between vdur~pToibund under the direction of the church at. •for passing him over: ___ >-1 And the stars that twinkled ^jtbaurd) position be U#*:, that it is logic, end. 'logic it», that 10. If lie is alwaj ’ s in his pulpit, Salem. . 1 Here and therefronrarnt the gloom, God’s spirit that groans, then the though we are to- make -intereetefop. Seemed but to mock the blackness i clamor for strangers; if he has public' Opening address, Monday flight/by absurdity is in the text, and it is you) for all men, for kings and all in With their steely light. Methought j duties, and s-opietimes goes ebrcall.. T’ F. Campbell. not I or Paul that puts t|ie unchaste authority, though we mafo- all He lingered, as if loath to change ' complain that he is never at home. Sessions each day, froln 9 A. M." to The cheerfulness of home, for the brisk and materialistic idea, if unchaste and (.'hristians intercewora for all other i2 A. M., and front 2 p . M. to 5 p. m . ; . if. Keep (Iw.'n his income. Easy Air and gloominess of outside-world, materialistic it is, into the text. It Christians,. and though we make all 15 minutes each session for business ; means-are a sore temptation, and 'fuli- ’ Jforconldl blame him, slaintwise is trite, yftü admit a.ll that T claimed, knownwspirits infrrcrssorfl, and thus Throngh the'partly open door, 7'5 minutes for Opening addsess, and 2 ; ness of Lreki.l is bad fi r ever'.* one— that it is our spirits in our bodies, have coéntiess - thousands of inter- ' ‘ but the laity. The warm home, picture streamed , hours for discussion. Upon the night, breaking the darkness Tuesday, Oct. 30th, a . m ., Evan­ ourselves within ourselves groaning cessors, yet we 'hav,‘ but one inter-1 12. As ha will End it hard to be al­ With its softly glimmering brightness, " with unuterable groans ; that we cessor, one mediator befiuseeu 6W and : gelists, opened.by S, C. Adams., pways as home, to receive callert-, and- And showing far away,,li^beacon, know not what we should pray for as men, the man Christ Jesus. Men J always running aipong the people, and P. M., Education, or our College, by That sends forth its light, to show, we ought ; but then you retain with­ Bro. B, are al' in one ’ Category to- ' al way s'well prepared for pulpit and ' The mariner his path. L. L. Rowland. out one particle of proof or argument, gether, and all constitute one of the And one could see the gay wood-fire, , platform, you,will be sure to Lave just Wednesday, 31st, A. M, Pastors or not the suppo.sed, but the . real parties ax \ariunec._sa that -one inter— Lending it long and quivering shafts of 1 Elders, by J. J. Moss.- - cause for eom'plaint one wav ci' ti e light, - absurdity of God's spirit presentingLv ceding for himself, er for another, or other. Tell it to ea eiy one, and then p. M., The Press, or our Paper, by To flicker o’er the carpet, re-marking it, its own unuterable groans, our spirits for all men, does no make, that mau , latn> u&.that tfo-re fo so- general ditsat ' T. F Campbell. In patterns of flame-like piligree, and .4 Unuterable groans in intercession, and art int- h •' • isfaction with him. Thursday, Nov. 1st, A. M., Finance, Throwing upon the wall an immagery still worse, you represent God as I know you say, “Thereupon we have j- Of oddest, phantasy. Patient continuance in courses like by A. W. Lucas. searching our hearts, to find out the the human spirit rs mediator between Upon the floor small toys were strewn 1 ; these, modified according to circum-« p. M., Discipline, by P. R. Burnett. - la sweet confusion, as though a child, .mind of his own spirits unuterable, God and man. ’ That may be profound il stances have been known not only to Friday, Nov. 2d, A. M., Family Re­ Whose tired eyes, the drowzy god was groans. No, no, Bro. B., it is Christ logic. Excuse me, iny bli ther, I say discpurage, but to ruin the usefulness, ligion dr Culture, by H. M. Waller. . Sealing fast, had left his play heavy that searches our hearts, and knov - ' n>«0 'y.- ' but in .love and 1 and break the. spirit of ministers;, to p. M., Sunday Schools, by R. H. With sluipber, to finish jn dreams the meaning of our spirits unuterable ineakness, and if I mn blind, l>ear with ' The childish games. semi them oil’ to other charges, and Moss. groans, while we ourselves within pur­ me : for how a man can yet between I And some ohe held the door. Her *- , s some times to their grave-- T’-, - . Many other topics should be dis- selves are groaning for the adoption, him’self, or between another man, and 1 Form I well could see, but not het face, who desire to avoid such results should ' cussed, but your committee thought it ’Twas in the shadow. Bnt her voice to wit : the redemption of our body^ much less between men, all men, and avoid the practice of sr.eh things fl­ would be better to take time for a Came forth upon the night, for its deliverance from the bondage God, is what‘I cannot see. If there fuller discussion of the topics intro ­ are here referred to. Let us “ help , IiaAetaes so loving, that I knew, of corruption,,into the glorious liberty is a clear statement of the aj»ost!e to ’Twos wife or mother. The air seemed duced, than to introduce more topics, one another.”—-Adenncc. ' of the children of Ood ; end though show that God’s Spirit is an intei- 1 warmer . ’ and only partially discuss, them. Tell Your-Wifo. we know not how to pray for it as cesser with God for us. and l>etweer. For the tones ; the ftbv stars glowed We would again ask and urge More brightly, as in her gentle voice, we ought, for we know uot what it us and God, as Christ is an intercessor If you are in any trouble ■ or :¡uan-, ever}’ preacher, elder and deacon who She called him, Gharly, and bade him- is ; what we shall be doth fiot ya; with God for us, and between us and ■ ! dary, toll your wife—that is if you have not already given us their names, Tarry not, dut'eome to them again, appear, but lie Christ, knows v. hat it God, I trust, niy dear brother you will ■ ' have one—all about it at < cure. Ten Oh, loving words. We women under­ ■ to send them at once, accompanied isxmd how to pray for it, and there­ show it to us. That you have any to one her invention will fol ve vcnr stand therefore with fifty cents, to S. C. Adams, Sec­ fore he makes intercession for us ac­ such statement in Rom. -viii. 2G, I 1 difficulties sooner than all your logic. They mean, that home’s not home. retary, Salem, Oregon, and then all cording to his Father’s will. Without you that our love is absent, think you have most singularly failed.! The wit of woman has been praised, come to Salem on Monday, don’t wait With you, and we long for your return, Again, you say, “ The text does not to show. Buckle on your afmor, Bro. but her instibcts are quicker and till Tuesday, and be here at the be­ And then he wont away. His steps in tho slightest possible degree in­ B., and try hard knocks, proof, or ar-1 keener than her reason. Counsel ginning, and all stay to the end. Bang out'npon the night air and volve such ignorance in the searcher guemente, for the cry of mad dogs is I with your wife, or with your mother, The light from the yet open door Surely we can all give that much of hearts.” Granted again, for the not enough in this case. Streamed after him, and wlted or your sister, and be’ assured that time to the Lord and his cause, and At last the footsteps ceased, and the"—... eternity alone can tell the good that text teaches, that because Christ is In much Christian love to-you, my light -will fiatfi upon your darkness. Closed door shut in his home tba-light the searcher of hearts, therefore he fellow Servant in the Lord, orfd in Women are too commonly adjudged vyill result therefrom, to say nothing Still olung to him, looking like golden knows the mind of our spirit, the reverence for your age and long and verdant in all but purely womanly of our personal enjoyment The Atmosphere, wrapping him in halo, meaning of those unuterable groans, laborious work for my Master; I sub­ affairs. No philosophical student of As though to guard from rongh approach i brotherhood and the public generally but-your position, that it is God’s' scribe myself, ,~t, . . Or touch. I followed him, for my way are invited to attend. the sex thus judges them. Their n-, spirit, the Holy Spirit, most certainly , Was his, and saw the light around him 7 A. P. S tone . tuitions or insights are the most T. F. C ampbell , Pres. Outshine the lamplights. involves the absurdity of Christ search­ subtle, and if theyyannot see a cat ip^ S. C. A dams , Sec. t Bat I saw, when the sound of loud ing our hearts, and by knowing the How to Discourage Your Min­ the meal there is no cat there. I ad­ And boisterous laughter came°near him meaning of our spirits unuterable ister.. vise a man to kPep none .of’ hifl affairs Or a man With foul and poisonous breath “Justification in Consequents.” groans, he finds out the mind, or The atmosphere shrank closer round a secret from his wife. Many a home Bro. Stanley: 1. Hear him “ how and then.” Drop meaning of the Holy Spirit’s unuter­ And seemed almost to melt away, hits been happily saved, and many a In the M essenger of Sept 6th, is able groans. in a little late. Do not sing; do not Jnat then a man camo by ybo knew him, fortune retrieved,.bv a mail’s full c,m- For be took him by the arm and led an article by G. O. B. on “ justifica­ you You say, '* Once more it is said, find the text in your Bibles. Him on. I thought they talked of tion in consequents,” Tn which he with a seeming, confidence only, take a little sleep during the sermon, fidenee in his wife. Woman is far more a se‘-r and a prophet than ir?an, pleasant things ' uses my language as found in an evinced by the superficial^ that it- is so much the better. For oft they laughed, and I said they if she be given a fair chance. As a article in the M essenger not long absurd to make thé spirit of God an 2. Notice carefully any slip he Must be friends, but I was sad, general rule, wives confide the minut* since, oai “ The spirit helpeth our In­ intercessor, for intercession is a part makes while you are awake; point est of their plans to their husbands. For the soft light seemed leaving hitn, firmities,” and saya, “ with some of tno work of mediation, and Paul out the dull portions to your children Why not reciprocate, if but for the" It scarcely elung to him now. And then, alas ! I saw tho man degree of emphasis, that the view, says, there is one mediator (inter- and friends ; quote what is in bad pleasure of meeting confidence with’ Was loading him toward a low* red (via.: that the spirit that helps onr in­ ceasor).” Not so, my dear brother, I taste; mark all neglects of your ad­ confidence ? I am. certain no man v JSotW) with a too brilliant light firmities is food’s Spirit, or the Holy never sàid it ; Paul never said it ; you vice ; find all the fault you can; it succeeds so well in the world as he From which came strange distorted who, taking a partner for life, makes Bptrit), here entertamed, is sneered at said it with a seeming confidence will come round to him. Hounds. And glancing at the sign her a partner qf his purposes and bJ some materialists.” only, evinced by the superficial read­ 3. Censure his efforts at usefulness; hopes. What is wrong of his im­ I treMbled much, for I aaw ’twas Jafann/a worst den. I strove to warn Now, I do not know that onr good ing, both of me and Paul, for Paul deplore -his want of gbod sense; let pulse or judgment she will oheck and him » old venerable G. G. B. ever saw thia says, and I quoted it, " betweenXJod him know that you won’t help him set right with her almost universally Bnt found not my voice, so on he went article of mine, or that he had any and men,” mark it, my good Bro. B., because A. B. does, because you were unerring ins^ncta And what she m