. La vita e l'opera di Dwight L. Moody, ha presentato al mondo cristiano come un tributo alla memoria del più grande apostolo dell'epoca, ricevuto da ly. Il suo primo esame quando il sig. Moody apparve per esame, aveva diciotto anni. Era stato solo nella scuola domenicale un fewweeks; non aveva idea e non poteva dire che cosa doveva essere aChristian ; anche quando aiutato dal suo maestro, che amava, non doveva dire ciò che Cristo aveva fatto per lui. Il principale interrogato a lui era questo: Signor Moody, che cosa ha fatto Cristo per noi tutti – per voi – che lo dà diritto al nostro amore? La risposta più lunga hega

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. The life and work of Dwight L. Moody, presented to the Christian world as a tribute to the memory of the greatest apostle of the age. ly received. His First Examination When Mr. Moody appeared for examination, he was eighteenyears old. He had only been in the Sunday school class a fewweeks; he had no idea and could not tell what it was to be aChristian ; even when aided by his teacher, whom he loved, hecould not state what Christ had done for him. The chief questionput to him was this: Mr. Moody, what has Christ done for us all—for you—which entitles Him to our love ? The longest answer hegave in the examination was this : I do not know. I think Christhas done a great deal for us, but I do not think of anythingparticular as I know of. Under these circumstances, as he was a stranger to all themembers of the committee, and less than a month had elapsed sincehe began to give any serious thought to the salvation of his soul, they deferred recommending him for admission to the church.But two of the examining committee were specially designated towatch over him with kindness, and teach him the way of Godmore perfectly.. HIS CONVERSION 8i When he met the committee again no merely doctrinalquestions were asked of him ; but as his sincerity and earnestnesswere undoubted and he appeared to have more light, it was decidedto propound him for admission. About eight years after this, andwhen Mr. Moody had become prominent as an evangelist, heexpressed his gratitude to one of the officers of the church for thecourse pursued, and said his conviction was that its influence wasfavorable to his growth in grace. He also said he was afraid thatpastors and church officers generally were falling into the error ofhurrying new converts into a profession of religion. To a personof our acquaintance Dr. Kirk himself referred with the deepestgrief to these imputations upon the Church, and declared them tobe without foundation in truth ; as well he might, for if there everexisted a man in N

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