The Sængerfest sermons - Softcover

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1891 edition. Excerpt: ... weep in the paroxysms of a hopeless sorrow, exclaiming: " Lord, if thou hadst been here our brother had not died? " He stills their despair with, " Lazarus, come forth." Are there here this morning any who feel afflicted and cannot find a Comforter? Is there one distressed with low and evil spirits? Remember the demoniac of Capernaum and apply for freedom. Is there a widow in tears over the departed? Remember her of Nain and apply for pity. Are there tempest-tossed and storm-beaten ones? Think of the hurricane of Galilee and appeal for calm. Is there a father mourning the spiritual or physical sickness of his child? Think of Jairus and trusting i plead for healing. Is there one faltering at the pool (the Church) and cannot venture in? Call to mind Eethesda and come in for blessing. Is there a mother here who mourns the affliction of a daughter? Reflect on the Syro-phenician and hear the Healer say: "Be it unto thee even as thou wilt." Is there a mute Christian here who cannot talk in meetings? Recall Decapolis and hear the " Ephphatha." Is there a man here who cannot see into the system of salvation? Recall the blind beggar of Jerusalem, and hear Jesus say: "receive thy sight." Are there here those who are so conscious of the degrading disease of sin that they stand afar off and cry: " unclean, unclean? " Think of the ten lepers and hear Jesus say: " Go show yourselves to the priest." Is there a woman here bowed down with trouble? Think of her who was bowed double for eighteen years and hear the words, " thou art loosed from thine infirmity." Whafever may be your state, whatever your necessity, He who moves with powerful compassion, has a blessing which exactly fits your case. For there was no species of human sorrow, want or trial to which His...