https://www.fepl.ca/localhistory/files/original/279f7267e8fd05c7ccac2fd023885372.pdf 543a567be6e4ece9b25e43ea7204a0d1 PDF Text Text . .. ~· "1'.~' lri88. '·pl'a)'!'nl of n111.l'H pco pie (i1r the i\pnstk wants to i111pn•ss 11po11 1lw 1nin1b m'111l't:n.lwl'{\ th<~l ,~·c may walk in n_cw· 11f<~o<l\1<lea1·lwli1~vi11g chiltln•n ..--tlll' ,i],~;o· 111'hM ofl1fc and (,rn\ s name he glorihcd .. lute necessity of a rdi1sal to co1114lrn1, to \Vh('I\ we ha\'(' d?nc all that we can. d~, \make, to yield, or to fashion their bodi~~s likt: ll'C al'.e hut unprohtahlc st::n•ant~, a111l 1t ts the world docs. The body is what the ;llnnc through g-race that we can be saved. Apostle refers to 1\·hen he says in the pre"\\'l'.': n hccn t hcrc lcn lhoniinnil ye•\rs ceding vcn;e, "I beseech you, therefore, 1h ~ Hl\11\f{ !IS I1IC S\111, Hrtg ' IlY. t IlC ' o ( ·:ocI_'. t Iiat ye \\"r'\•c no lc5S (lay11 lo sing Go1l's , Ilre,.ti 11.en,. ,w;:'~-~ 'rho\\ .~\·hen we first begun." llruis,~, LEORA KNOlll·:. IJ(•udbun·,Pa. ~ ___ • _ _ p~cs_e•.1 ~ ) ~lll .1~1.c~e1:~. c t~cc, __ dt1l).:1· i11 worldly ple.1s11rl':> and 1·1ijo'.'111i·,,t. 1if ~.i11 and i11i•111itv, it' 111y h.1nd i·, 1·11?:•'i:' •: in sh;1pin 1 ~ 1ny 1t .. ;1d, f. 1u., ;111il t'\Tll 111 \ wht)I<' body in !'Ollfon11it y with t lw W•" lil in style and fashions, if iny <'ye is \w.ti11_,~ 1fter pride and vanitv, if 111y mind i·, en isagcd with T.cal and t'I \,.'. , ..,11 .lonnecI lo.'t ' Ii_'..s .Ill order to I il'f.",1·n t ~arm:slncss ~~·~.irld, bod its .t _Jn mg s'.1Ct ho- \ my body a s.1c11li:-e c:stecnH.'<-1 and ;\l·< q >1 • ; I},. accept.1blc unto (,od, which 1s your 1ble to the god of this world, and I w;mt 'reasonable service." He clocs so earnest- to be saved; I mnst become chang .. d ; ly entreat the believers in Christ (he calb hy the renewing of my mind. Thi' 111i11d , REl'ORT OF SABBATH-SCI IOOL. i them brethren), lo present their · 'i :, t:'·' ""' 'J''~ V ;:i;,_._oJ. . ("\) - 11''')\. • ,. ,,.r ,.'.\ 1"..:.-T tr'")_ "I!(' Ii') •11 '"::. "J'!t. r··· .J..2l. ){ 1 · \.. .1. ""' '-.,..;{ ..1..2.l.. _..).. ' . '-....),. .i, \... -~ ,. hodic~ \upon the altar of God, a sacrifice that is the ruling and the intelligent J><Jlll'I" ul i~ :nan by which the fuot, the hand. th<~ 1'\". I 11HI the whole body is instrm:tcd a1~d '.C:"'-'· you in your work. The V1s1ToR·i holy, acceptable. He makes it ycry plain .. d. l Icnce "Be ye transfonnecl 1": t In· <1lways welcome in. our family and 1\when he says, which is your reasonablt renewing- of your mind that yi' .n1;1,· hnpc it may accomplish much good. service, in the German (\Vckhes sci rnc1 PROVE what is that good and an:c 11t.d1!·, ])gAR EDITOR:-May God's blessing': aliYe, not sickly, almost ready to die, but rc~t on i~ I ~rn P1•r1pit me to gi\'C a bl'ief account of our\ vernuenftiger Gottcsdienst). md perfect will of Goel." ":\ ot hy wurl,,, S 1bb.1tl1·School work during lasl'summcr: The nature of God is very reasunaUc, lf rig-htcousness which we have d<Jnc, 1 The school was organized early in May and must have the same nat- 1ccor_ding :o his he save(l u:, tl1 and from the start the attendance was\ ure. fhe spmt of God wants full possession .vashmg ol regeneration and renewin>: quite g-ood, and the interest kept up quite' of the heart and mind. It is not reasonabll :he IIoly Ghost, which he shed 0:1 u· wdl during the entire summer. The that sweet. and bitter water will spring up 1bumlantly through Jesus Christ our Sa a\'cm.gc :\tten<\ancc would reach nearly out of one and the same well, neither is ii vior. That being jllstificd by ;.:r•\<:' · .... A number of the smaller schol- reasonahlc""that a Christian can serve God A'C should be made heirs t•; :Ji, :·etc quite active in committing to 1acceptably and be conformed to this world. \ope of eternal life," " H the Sun then.for. memory the lcs:;oa verses, one having I But a thoroughly converted Christian who ;hall make you free ye shall be free in k;m1ed 275 and two others over 2oo vcr-1 is truly changed or transformed from within lced." St. John 58: 36. St,md fast then 8CS; ' !u~d from_ witho.u~ by the renewing of hi~ ore in the liberty wherewith Chri..;t hat On the I,)th of November, the school: mmd, will cxh1b1t, or present his body ,nadc us free and )Jc not entangled ;1<..;:1i: met the last time for the summer, and the I governed by reason to the service of God. with the yoke of lxm<lage,'' "not chlkh:c11 were Uladc glad with suitable ft can not be otherwise, since he is now yourselves according- t(J the fllnl1< presents, after having fo;tcned to some no more conformed to this world; but be- :usts in your ignorance." "Fcir, lm:tl1re1 Nrncst and appropriate addresses hy sev- ing transfonncd by the renewing of '{e have been called unto liberty; 01fr: u <'l',\l .of the brethren present. All who mind, he is changed in his form and ap- 10\ liberty for an occ;1sion to thi: tll·.,h \J1 toc!k part in the work during the summer\ he is a new creature in Christ. )y IO\:c. serve one another-'.'_''\ Va:k t,ccmed to be blessed, and feel to take\ Ol.d thmgs arc passed away.' behokl all spmt an.c; shall i:ot the_ ht)hl of the work anew the com in;.{ sum- thmgs arc become new, not 111 part new. , Ji the flesh. fhc (nut ot the spirit mer iiHfe and health are given. \Ve feel \Suppose I am in a vessel out at sea, and I 'ove, joy, peace, long·suffering, g<>(H.l \:<:ryJll\.iCh the need of that true wisdom!\ find :.ihip leaks in the bottom and on aith, .tcmpera.n_cv tram above, so that we can make the both sides. I may go and stop up tht J. S. HoKb. If est .Jh/!011., Orilo. ~Iis chi!c~ren mer~y li~- bi_t~ lii~ accordin~ I fa~hi<.•: ;n~ hi~ pcarnn~e, ti~~- d~e ~u11\l ?'.? -~entlc1~:ss, mcc~netjs, I~,. 1w~, hChoo,l ,attractive and interesting to the , holes in the sides, yet down goes the ves•----·.·' and . . yet keep free • , • seriously wounded fur \ ... '''\" yuun1.( from the many 1 '\sci. Or suppose I .am .1 t 1tc 1:.,·angd1cal . . <prnst1:inable. procccding-s which have 1in three or four d:fterent places, for in· ;\[\" COl\YERSIO?\. crept 1nt_o tl11s work. Yours in love. ! stance one wounJ in my head, and ;rnoth· After many convictiun~ in my c:irl GEO. DETWEILER. : er in my face, another in 111y hand, om ,ifo, I at the ag-e of twcnty·thr,·c in i Ont. 'more in my foot. Likely the tll'O ,,· 0 unds, ~arly p;ii-t of 1877 became iuliy C<Hl\':n' 'the one in my hand, the other in my foot )f the necessity ot" turning- to the J _,,n l'or the Evangclicr.t YiHilor. yield me the most trouble ·111d ]>'11'11 · )' •\ NONCONFORMITY • • l · ''.these wounds .m my face and ' · ' 111ay e head be more fatal. I get a remedy for tht be'-e uot tconformed · my 1oot l' ~and · band. If the oth, d to b th1i» iI woun d· s Ill but u ye rn11s1orme y t 1c , d of your mind that ye may I er two woun s are neglected, my life will ,w11at is that. gootl and accept-\ no~ be saved. God wants to s;mctify Hi~ au<l perfect will of Gou." Rom. 'children wholly ; but they 11111st abstain . . . \/rom all appearance of evil. 1t is not read tins passage of Scripture, l~mercly breaking off th~s or that µarticulai --· 1 ~ver I cxpcctc<l to get to l\ea'·":1. Th, .vas quite a _re\'i\'al in the ncig-h:1urbc· lt that time, and when the fire Lq~.m ;pread, I too was caught, in its m;gl mns. Then the enemy came ;don,; a -ricd his best to keep me from turningthe Lord; but after a few days deep C<!I ;idcration, I resolved to make it kpo\\'r " _ ·- 1 .. : ,... , .~ ..•• o-1. "t T ,, ,..,,\, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Louis McDermott Collection Subject The topic of the resource Local history, Fort Erie and surrounding area. Description An account of the resource A collection of historical documents, photos, news clippings, letters, and writings, assembled by local historian, Louis McDermott, and donated to the Fort Erie Public Library. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Louis McDermott Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived FEPL-LH -Louis McDermott Language A language of the resource English Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Included in this collection are writings, historical documents, news clippings, images, maps, and more. They were written and compiled by Louis McDermott into a series of binders. The digital collection has been scanned from these physical copies. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Fort Erie Public Library and Louis McDermott Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Evangelist Visitor Description An account of the resource Listed here is the Evangelist Visitor, a column pertinent to the Evangelist mission of Niagara in 1888. This column covers themes of non-conformity, whilst speaking on the progress of the church's Sunday School. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Louis McDermott Collection 1800s churches Louis Mcdermott Collection schools