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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XX, Issue 2041, 11 March 1887, Page 2 (Supplement)

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9Vh! his emotionalHiqKmaiTeness. It is J not by logical processes, but rather by 'i.nrivis id lin conclusions ; but ilierc is i uKvuvs the lii■ I:n a saving common sense, | i win eh l.eep.i him ill touch tt it'll the leas: i mi i ..n r ..eo and tho !o.i- r emotional of hi-t ; ! hj. aiet -, 111 his l.ii.do-: j| .-lit .ho preserves ' a s..!id sol ir telv and a od dity of 1 nvl ■’ he ilo 100 v.'hvh i.iuhe him the most ] pra .1 o: proa -lu r,, and to achieve this with a ; mil •ianioti! dial i.-t ei nlently ini- i , p uiioii-, and a burning entluism-tm, is in- I 1 1.’0 1 1 •-no of tho r.rvii of giths. What the ( nio-t of preachers would do well to note i an i imitate is, lenvover, another iptality nidi'll ohhies eo-isjo, u .ins in A; r. ih-'vher's | pnlpi: wo;k. V> ■ refer to the iutcase hn- i ■ inaiu;v 'thioli imparts die greatest charm ! to all that ho inters. Those who have ! he .r i had in tlnt pulpit where he has olii- i e,,.:ed r,g'.daily for forty years have always j be. ii s' fuel; with the intimate relation in ’ wlit-.-h in - p.va.'hin' stall Is to the life of i j his pe .ple; and tho-e ttho have had the j I pi iii lege of hearing him will be able Pi ap- j ; I'li ei.this feature of liu work. 1, is j I t uleli.iy bis grout aim 111 be olio with Ids | 1 1 . *. ' on . ring sympathetic tlly Hilo ( bo .r di di "lb o no; imp ia g imaginary | • old, di ,U .rteii iij nt.ii'.d.ards of lile and | ■ e-hi " : loir with each new standard sup--I'ly.n .. ui'.dti tiiu* may eligoiir •go them | ■■l-oi-.tote on a hig'n r lei el of living. II t lo ■■ i hem into to ; e.uilid ui -e, strikes I , d” the ro d eitriviil oi tliedr timihbig and - '. s oils .1 :.s it speaktn : on; oi th.-ir .do!. . II al we more of lha limn luity in iid' piilisi \i ■ should hear less of iite ■ lap. .1 mu. 0.0. Mr. 1 livelier has toumlthe t "i0,.:..-i »eeret of popular power in Ids . via| u'.’iy with every kind, oi maid, 110 I i- anlo to i 11• Ij > men bee dire lie hclievt sin nun, i.udi it is in this aspect of hi-, work tied other preachers may benefit by a i ' stud,'of his methods.- -I,M.n>.