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THE THREE DENIALS.
Sunday Discourse By Dr. Chapman, the
Noted Pastor-Evangelist.
An Analysis of a Child-Hearted, Waywerd,
(icmerous Biblical Character—Lord
Awaits to Fergive and Forget.
New York Crry.—The following reada-
ble and helpful sermon is by the Kev. Dr
J. Wilbur Chapman, the best known evan
gelist in the country and one of the most
popular pulpit orators of New York ii
1 entitied ‘Now, Peter,” and was
preached from the text: “Now
without in the palace.” Matt xxvi
This 1&8 the master stroke of the
artist in painting the picture of this
hearted. wayward, generous, loving
whom we know as Peter. It is one of
shadows in the picture, but the shadows
} y us to appreciate the more the
ingle sentence, and vet in it we
downfall, the
of the Son of God
(ods peopie
a9
man
the
1s a4 8
find
Cause
and Jig
evervwhere
Peter was in a dangerous positian
i the
the secret of a soul's
the
ite of
henrrtiache
warning lor
ol
of all, DO gat In presence of
the enemy In the
cause le
first
should not “waik
ngodiy
of ned nox Lin
in
18 giver,
counsel stan
Wa i
seorniug is
position Ie
down t Oo DE pitied
sat "without i is a
whi
would have bath peace and power. If
imagination take a
hand and set one point :
we would have the cen
th ri we have
other point
nor
the seat ol
moat
ter
circe witinn
we compass In ou
with the
describe thie
picture of the Ci
cents
Cha
the cirels
des
fell
this
To sit without is to be in danger, and je
Peter
lessed
Peter
the neg,
lS gel
means the
denial of
» forgotten that there €
When was take
re of those who were to eos
demn Him Peter followed and
go in, too It ie said in John's Gospel that
another disciple, who was known unto the
righ had gone in with Jesus. and
this, of course, must have been John: t
foubtless iim at the
without question
he saw that Peier was not in he
the door and secured his admission i
can imagine how Peter must have
walked up and down the court, now sitting,
now sta ding, now trembling for his safe.
ty, for in those days as to-day, “conscience
makes cowards of ue all.”
The first denial was at the wicket gate
To the little girl that admitted kim to the
conrt he said
“1 know Him not.”
He might have taken warning and gone
if he had but remembered the words
three denials Testa
into the prese;
priest
Hey
Knew door and he
When
went to
pasced through
Just
I doubt not that some one who reads
blessedness, and possibly hae denied his
From the heart
“Turn ve, turn ve, for why will ye die?”
The second denial was at the fire, when
with an oath:
“I tell you. I know Him not.”
Alas' many of us have gone through the
wicket of denial, and dare to-day sitting
with His enemies, hardly knowing how we
reached the position. To all such the ery
of God comes: “Come out from among
them and be ye separate.” The world has
always been the enemy of the Son of God.
and ha who allows himself to be in touch
with it in the least will deny his Master
fore he ix aware of it.
The third denial was to the relative of
Malehus, whose ear he had ent off in his
supposed defense of his Master. For this
attack upon his fellow man he was doubt.
we amenable to the law, and possibly
might have been tried and condemned ii
Jesus had not replaced the ear. The mem.
ory of Malehus aroused all the terror im
aginable in him, and before he knew it the
third denial was upon him, and with re.
peated oaths and cursings he said:
“I tell you that I know Him not.”
This is the denial that comes because of
some unconfessed sin. Alas for the man
who allows any sin to go without imme
diate confeasion It will spring upon him
some day like a tiger from the jungle, and
will overthrow him before he can have
time to call for help. Nin ix always down
grade in its tendencies, and he wi
the wicket gate wiil
deny Him face to face
1
This text i= also to be used in connection
with the sufferings of It mav not
be amiss to give a briel account of His
trial
First of all,
high priest
in John
then
o denies
long
ere
Jesus
Annas,
which we
22.-“The high
His disciples,
answered him,
ug ht
He before
aN Af
19
Jesus ol
Lp ared
int
to
of
read xviii
asked
Joris
l spake openly to the world: 1 ever ta
empie, whith
and in secre!
«t thoy Me?
have
n the
Jews always resort
Why ase
Ask them which heard Me what |
thes
And when He had ti
fT
of the officers whic odd 1
the palm of his hand
i Bid
It was an awful thing!
¢ Hin
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h makes the !
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The t
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Lise Ww
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Better Than Smashing.
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lage waited
husband. and
could wot stand
dressed herself, armed
olver, and proceeded to a saloon in
village, where her suspicions that her hue
hand thee were found to be well
founded. The wayward hushand had spent
the evening and night until 3 a. mm. with
four or five companions in convivial pleas
ures in the saloon, and when the mdignant
wife marched into the place behind a
gleaming revolver barrel there was a star
tled party of tipplers indeed Straight
way she commanded her husband to leave
the saloon and go home. Then she turned
to a man in the party who had demurred
to leaving the place
“You have a good wife at home, 100”
she remarked quietly but firmly. “You
had better go home, and go righ! now”
He went.
“Now,” said she, turning to the proprie.
tor, “you blow out your lights and jock
up this place. Eleven o'clock is late
enough. and if the village authorities can.
not enforce the law, | will.” she eaid, as
the whole party left the place. The ea-
loonkeeper closed hin door, and they
walked away in the night, the woman with
her hand still firmly grasping the handle
of the revolver. She od ied a joint
withont smashing it, and the sents
ment in her own town applauds her set.
Journal Press. »
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