Salome. Yes; all, all who are weary of sin, and heavy laden with cares,—all may come, and none will be cast forth.
John. This is freedom indeed.
Rachel. And greatness indeed.
Rebecca. Such a people must be the chosen of the Lord.
Eudora. No longer Jew and Gentile, but one in Jesus.
Salome. Is not this a Saviour for Israel? Oh! my heart burns within me for joy; for all people shall partake of this salvation.
Rachel. Glory to God in the highest; on earth peace and good-will to men!
Mary. The angel's song; and why should not we in a song praise God that he hath visited and redeemed his people?
Rebecca. And may God make us true to this Saviour to the last!
Next came an appropriate hymn; after which the pastor reviewed and explained the meaning of the different exercises of the evening, and what they were intended to teach about the origin and truth and blessedness of Christianity. A prayer was offered, and the services closed with that noble hymn, beginning "All hail the power of Jesus' name," sung to that noble old tune, "Coronation."