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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1916
Page
6
The Boston Tabernacle revival expenses exceed $90,000 due to building laws demanding stone and steel. Organizers report $70,000 raised toward a $90,000 goal with about $20,000 more needed before the revival ends January 21. An epileptic incident and faintings stirred the crowd as Sunday attacked secular influences and urged personal faith.
The Tabernacle hosts a Sunday evangelist who says Jesus knocks at hearts and will sweep away selfishness malice envy drinking and rambling if admitted. Tomorrow night features a major sermon for men and women on Nuts for Sceptics to Crack arguing the divine origin of Scripture.
Billy Sunday preached at the Tabernacle urging believers to let Jesus into their lives not just as a visitor but as a daily presence. He cited Revelation and warned against apathy while praising growing church zeal and the revival spirit sparked by Wesley and Whitefield.
Maurice Ketten urges that rituals and social church life mean little without Christ. He argues true Christianity requires Jesus as living power to save sinners and transform lives, not mere morality or humanitarian acts. A hospital allegory shows love leads to healing, faith, and a wedding, underscoring Christ as the path from sin to peace.
A preacher argues against blasphemy and urges personal conversion, urging listeners to open their lives to Jesus. He likens the spare room of the heart to a place for preachers and vice, and stresses decisive faith over mere listening.
The report shows afternoon and evening collections totaling 736.29 with a day’s total 736.29 and year to date 64,889.33. It lists comparative first 38 days totals for Boston Philadelphia Kansas City and Baltimore and notes a sermon urging sacrifice and moral reform.
A reader touts the Neal Treatment as a safe easy way to sober up in three days. The message notes no hypodermics or withdrawal, no dope with liquor and no patient weakness, with confidential consultations and no charge for initial guidance.
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