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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1875
Page
6
A lengthy account from New York and Brooklyn sermons describes crowded pews and a compassionate baptism service. The sermon by Rev. Mink Ward Breuer, with remarks by Rev. Alexander Reeff and others, centers on crucifixion power, faith, and salvation, urging belief in Christ’s redemptive sacrifice and divine Love.
The sermon conducted at the Oud Brick Church by Rev. Murray from Presbytery took Luke 17 as its text and explored two paths of life and spirit. The speaker contrasted earthly desire with heavenly wisdom, depicting Christ’s hunger, the forsaken state, and a hopeful ascent to heaven, urging personal repentance and faith through vivid biblical pictures.
Reader of New York papers is offered a compact report of sermons and public notices from various churches. The focus includes addresses on religious inquiry, the need to test beliefs, and the call to live virtuous lives, with references to sermons by Dr Storrs and other pastors in Brooklyn and Brooklyn’s religious circles.
The text presents an unclear, archaic reflection mixing biblical prophecy with religious instruction. It references Jesus, prophets, and historical names while weaving scattered phrases about faith, tenets, and salvation. The readable portions suggest a devotional or expository context without a clear narrative.
June 20 Richmond—The Great Kanawha River improvement from the Upper Pally to the mouth aims to extend a water line linking the James River at Richmond with the Ohio River. The Army Board recommends deepening shoals to 9 feet and building stone locks below Charleston with a $100,000 appropriation, while debates continue on movable piers versus permanent stone works.
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