The - Piattsmouth - Journal
rrra MlisheJ Seml-Yeeklf at PXattszautb, Nebraska CUD
R. A. BATES, Publisher.
Entered at the Postoffice at Piattsmouth, Nebraska, as second-class
matter.
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many millions ot oiaers suutreu
over the country, I would be more
in sympathy with the financial diffi
culties that beset his administration.
if to relieve them, he had displayed
the same zeal in loosening the grip
of the robber tariff, that he does ia
trying to fasten this un-American in
stitution upon us. And also, while
I am enamored of the massive intel
lects of our own representatives In
congress, and appreciate deeply the
self sacrificing spirit which prompts
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PEOPLE'S
Sermon by
CHARLES T.
RUSSELL,
Pastor Broollyn
1 abernacle.
Strike for a Fourth of July cele
bration. :o:
The public is beginning to under
stand more fully why the department
employees in Washington were given
ironclad Instructions never to talk.
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Mr. Bryan has not given up the
special session " proposition. His
closest friends at Lincoln state from
reports that a session Is very prob
able.
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Bill Trice says he will not with
draw from the race for the nomina
tion for senator until the last vote
Is counted in the primaries. It Is a
sure thing he will withdraw then.
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If get-up-get-there will win any
thing, William F. Porter, candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
railroad commissioner surely deser
ves succcsa He 1b proving himself
a hustler.
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During the first ten days ot May
the government spent $1,610,081.46
more than it took In. All Republi
can papers who have declared that
the new tarif law is a success as a
revenue producer will please copy
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I'lattsmouth can have a celebration
on the Fourth of July If they want
it. The way to express yourself for
or against it is to attend the meeting
of the commrecial club tonight. If
you are Interested you better be on
hand.
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Halley's comet it seems, has never
moved from the east, and the learn
ed astronomers are now wondering
where wo are at. The people have
been badly fooled, and will not set
up all night any more to get a glimpse
of It.
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The anti-saloon and prohibition
advocates can perhaps get some con
Coo
London, Eng., May CU.-Albert Me-
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ot the group. Among those was them to seek a re-election at our
President U B. Howey, of Beatrice, hands, I do not hesitate to say that I
whose address we print below, be- would be more in sympathy with mortal Hall was again crowd,! to hear
cause we consider It one of the ablest their desires lr it were not mat, in overthrow of Sntuu's Empire.
and most concise articles In opposl- their advocacy of this postal bank wa la the nature of a religious lec
tion to Mr. Taffa scheme we have scheme, they display such a woeful " marked throughout by
I I AtnTaat mrftrDriM far the Rlhlo mnnv
persued, and shows how the plan runs lack of understanding of the condl- lf thfl png8ages of whlcn Bhone out
to control the money of the west by ons, ana neeas oi our state, j, a new meanm(? umier the search
PftRtPrn sharks Mr Hower is a I "Id- tn postal savings bill that light of his message. He asserted, and
banker at Beatrice, and a Republican Passed the senate, provision Is made -ea prov ne P-y -
in politics, but hiB address will prob- for the Investment of the funds de-1 a great mistake to suppose the Arch-
Mv have the effect of onenin the posited in government securities only, enemy of mankind to be afar off atok
and President Tart has given it out mg rurnacea ana torturing iu ueuu.
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PULPIT...
PASTOR RUSSELL'S
DISCOURSE
The Overthrow of
Satan s Empire
eyes of some who do not understand
the Taft administration's scheme,
which Is being supported by Ne
braska's two senators and the Re
publican members of congress from
this state. The address is truly a
model document, and worthy of a
several times perusal :
"As a plank In the last Republi
can national platform, placed there
by cool and calculating politicians,
pledging the support of the Republi
can party to the establishment of a
postal savings bank system in this
country, expediency Justified that ac
tion; but it is quite another thing,
simply because the party was sue
cessful at the polls, for the party
flat that he will veto any bill lacking
Instead, he Is the cunning Deceiver
who for ceuturios has been hoodwink
that provision; hence if the system is I g humanity, Including the Church-
adopted here, it means that every dol- putting darkness for light and light for
in w ... - ,u. ; darkness. God did not create hlra a
devil. Fie became such by self-perver-
ity where deposited, and transferred Bion through ambition. Originally his
either to Washington direct, or to the name was Luclfer-Mornlng Star. He
-rh. iori,,. of. beheld our first parents in Lden. noted
their Dower to produce a race In their
feet this would have on the business own likeness and coveted an empire
Interests of a state is so apparent with them as his subjects,
that 'h whn rn mnv rend ." ovpn for six thousand years God has per
niltted Satan to exercise a measure of
a congressman, unuer existing cou- .wlv nnwer over the rape and to
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ditions in this state the loss of any I display to both angels aud men tbeter
nnrtinn nf th wnritln rinHl ""Ible results of sin, as exemplified In
demonstration among other things,
of the great popular demand for such
upon them to bend all their energies
in an effort to incorporate It Into
law.
"As a matter of fact, there never
what the Anostle terms the "relcn of
community Is a damage to it, be- 8m nd death,"'and the mental .moral
cause every dollar available is need- and physical degradation resulting.
.H nd la now in ctlv demand tnA Satan has not been alone. Not only
I is ne tne rnnce oi mis worm or
age. but additionally be Is the "Prince
community should oppose as a mat- of devils" demons. The speaker show-
leaders to construe this success as a I. . , , . ... . ed from the SorlDtures (Genesis vl:
. ... . . ... I v V " J I' f I -m , . I. ..l,.ln .1 rt
signed to accomplish such ends, yet, mona nad once bPpn i,0jy ongels, too
of course, the damaee it would bus- and when and where they sinned, and
a system, and therefore incumbent . . . .. ... .. . .how
I f oln in rnnnoptlnn with tha nnotnl I "
. ...... .1 M - I uNII . i t . M . I ll. . ten A
lue Aposiie I'L'iLT giwa mu nry iu
savings Dans muBt ne measurea Dy the rea, goUltion 0( tne matter when,
the amount of deposits therein. . In reciting the events connected with
To aid us In a better realization th flood- he tells "9 'th faI,1 Vhe
unu-oU nt thnt time, who In the dllVi
m 4i i . . i m u. i i i I
oi me oaneiui iiiiiuence oi lue puauu nt v.h. ,unnt . ,kip Ht atnt'
aB, except as u ex.stea in tne minas Bftv,ng(J bank upon a country dralned a peter 1f 10 20)- Those angel( who
of the politicians, and Is not now. any of ,tg cap,ul a8 wjn we ,n Nebragka were permitted to have a measure of
noticeable demand on the part of thek H,in r thav ,ra . contro' 01 lUL Iautn rilLe' llu "
v be drained of ours once they are es- t0 heipln(? tUera as much as they
.win. i colu.1Buu.iu ui taMlBhed herei we wlu flnd such a might be able, and who, for the pur
a system, and every careful observer LnnrPota ovamrila fn lh hiBtnrv i P of rendering such assistance to
will testify to this with respect to the ,r, tha avo,om firtr)ohoa n,anK,na' were iMiruiuieu 10
V " Ireland. There the system flourishes human form( became enamored of the
like a green bay tree, but in the human female, and preferred the hu
same proportion business languishes, lu,"n w " "
shall we sit supinely by and watch Ln(, rftmmorMfttf oha Aaai, .... "elnB8 iey iert tneir onginai
' and commercially she is dead. Mil- jh.i ur. rniini iaa
I. V . ,.. i.jia, . I 1 1 x
.u. .uim,Uuye ...umereuiw. llons are ftnnuany deposited In these 0. These angels are the ones de
frantic efforts of the politicians in hflnk. onlv to bn lmmedlfltelT trans. nominated the sons of God.' none of
Folntlon from the election roturus In Washington, Including every repre- . . j t. . . . . the human family bolng given that
tvaBiuuBiuu, iiiuuius oeiy itpre- ferred to London, thus depriving her .ffer the fall The anwls who
Denver la:U Tuesday, but we cannot tentative of this state in both branch- . ,t , u ,J4 ? , ! fu . , V
' Bi-"iaiie 01 hub hioie in uom uruntu ft. ,n caDi;ai B0 much needed to fell from the r nob e work and condl-
oe wiiero It Is. Only 15,000 major
ity against the antl-ualoon element.
It was certainly very decisive.
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sentiment of his own community.
The question is then .fellow bankers,
If all the census enumerators were
like some who did the work In this
city, the department will have a time
In straightening out their paper It
is no .wonder that Nebraska only
pained a little over 3000 population,
if other towns were served as wo have
been.
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The poll taken at Washington hull
In Omaha luHt Monday night by Mr.
Uryan showed that a big majority
were In favor ot tlio Inltiativo and
referendum. Hut when the poll wan
t nl;cn on the special session proposi
tion, tlio audience was not nearly
unanimous.
Nebraska Is really moro fortunate
in the census taking than Iowa. Iowa
decreased, whilo Nebraska Increased
a small number. Tho emigration to
Texas and Oklohoma has drawn more
heavily on theso two states than any
of tho northwest Btates, which prob
ably will account for this state of affairs.
capital
es of congress, to foist upon this develop her manufacturing and other tlon' "nd became gvellng
country such an un-American lnstl- ln(,It.tP,... Tn h- f.r nf .rh .n Bua'' ie.Hieu ' lu
w. . conrse llie oownwara tenaency ot an
example as this are we not justified transgressions of the divine law,
"The Apostles Peter and Jude clear
tution as this, or shall we with up
lifhted
vnlrn. nntl with Avnrv moanal.
, I In lAolffnotlnfT thla avatam oa nn,
at our command, strlvn valiantly In Li a -n mark out tho punishment visited
. . ' - u...u, auu u Ul luo upon those .80U8 ot God. wuo tu9 be-
these, the last days of the struggle consequences which are bound to trayed tholr trust and fell Into sin,
now going on In congress over the follow its introduction into this 'leaving their own habitation.' their
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Tho houso Inst week pussed by a
Btrlct pnrty voto, 121 to 90, tho bill
to reimburse tho sub-treaury at St.
Louis for JGl.nOO that was stolen
from tho valuta In 1906. Tho Repub
licans stood for the bill while tho
Democrats were against it. There
never was a full investigation of this
steal, but so long as tho Republicans
are In power there will never bo an
investigation of this steal or any of
the big grafts.
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Till: POSTAL SAVINGS HANK.
At the annual convention of group
four of the Nebraska Hankers' as
sociation held in Hastings Wednes
day, May 18, the matter of tho pres
ent postal savings bank bill now be
fore congress, was dlBcussed, and
very ably, too, by several members
provision of tho bill up for consldera- country, are we not also sufficiently
tlon, to at least, Induce our own rep
resentatlves to withhold their sup
port from It, on the good and suffi
cient grounds that Its passage will
bo inimical to the best Interests of
our state, as It will be, and as I shall
endeavor to show. ,
"At the outset, the advocates of
this system haa apparently but the
bnzlest idea ot how It would work
out in this country In connection
with our present banking system,
which, bo it understood, Is unlike
that of any other country where post
al savings banks are In operation;
but they knew wo had tho postof-
flees, and they assumed 'to think,
because other countries had such a
system, that it would flourish with
equal facility here.
"Tho president desires to seo tue
system Introduced here, because ho
needs tho mythical millions that,
through Its operation will bo gather
ed up from tho four corners ot the
earth, out of tho hoards of tho thrift
less, and tho foreign born, and cover
ed Into tho national treasury, in order
to relieve his administration of the
financial embarnssments that now
loom up threateningly. And to the
representatives In congress light shin
ing out of utter darkness, and point
ing tho way whereby he may, In spite
of other possible shortcomings, gaily
nsk for, and perhaps receive nt the
hands of his constituents, tho plena
ing of 'well done good and faithful
servant.' "
"Now, while I am not Inclined to
yield to anyone in my admiration for
tho president, considering that I am
a Republican, and somewhat of an
athletic myself, still in common with
Justified In our opposition to It? Un
questionably wo are; and I feel sure
that could the business Interests of
our state be brought to a full real
ization of tho menace It will be to
them, tho demand that would be
made ot our representatives in con
gress, to line up in opposition to tho
pending bill, would be so strong and
Insistent that they must give heed
to it.
"In conclusion, gentlemen, I desire
to say that our consideration of thi3
question should not terminate with
tho arguments either for or against
It, but we should examine deeply into
the fundamentals, from which arise
the so-called popular - demand for
postal savings banks, and also for
the guaranty of bank deposits."
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KH M. Smith, the Union hog raiser,
camo up this morning on tho early
M. P. train to look after business
matters In the city returning at 10:23
to his homo. He had business at
tho court house to look after.
Adam Fornoff, the popular Cedar
Creek citizen, Is among those who
came down to the city this morning
from his home to spend the day.
DR.
Herman Breeder,
Graduate Veterinary Surgeon
(Formerly with U. S. Department
Agriculture)
Licensed by Nebraska State
Board
Calls Answered Promptly
Telephone 378 White, Piattsmouth.
own nature, and affiliating with the
human nature. Their punishment has
been their deprivation of all such lib
ertles, and their separation from God
and from tho holy nn;;els: and tbis re
straint Is called, by the Apostle,
'chains of darkness,' while the rc
strained ones themselves, Instead of
being recognized ns 'sons of God,' or
angels of - light, were tlienceferth
known ns 'angiis of darkness,' 'Co
tnoiH.' 'wieked spirils.' Incidentally
wo remark that these n re the 'spirits
In prison' mentioned by 'Pet or (I Peter
lil. and that although restricted ns
respect their powers of fellowship
with the holy angels, mid with man
kind, bolng 110 longer privileged to rp-
pear ns men, they still seek human
fellowship, endeavoring to gain posses-
slon of human beinjjs who yield up
their wills, and who arc then said to
bo possessed of devils or 'obsessed.' It
Is but n preliminary step toward thus
petting possession of tho Individual
that these wicked spirits appeal to hu
manity to become their modiuuis (spir
it mediums), throusa. whom they to
some extent communicate. And they
personate dead human beings, because
they know well that humanity would
shun them and fear them lf their real
Identity were discovered.
"Satan and his subordinates have
maintained a system of human decep
tion," tho speaker declared, and It
must bo confessed that he pave Hlb
lleal proofs for his every claim. He
asserted that tho communications be
lieved by Splrltuallsts-Dr. Funk. Prof,
llyslop, F.dltnr Stead and others to be
communications from tho dead, nro
toady deceptive communications from
tnose fallen angels. So far from claim
ing that these professors and medi
um j practice deception, his dulin is
that they themselves are deceived and
aro unintentionally leading others on
ward Into n terrible Spiritualistic
maelstrom, which, ho declares, we nro
Hearing, according to tho Hible. Ho
warned against hypnotism, mind cures,
etc., practiced by well-meaning but de
ceived physicians, ministers and oth
ers. Ho declared that all those tended
to break down tho human will, the
God-given barrier and defenso of man
kind against the encroachments of
those falleu angels, who seek contin
ually to intrude themselves Into the
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mind, thoughts aud will of men. He
warned all agaiust occult influences of
every kind, urging that the human will
should be preserved and should be
submitted only to the Almighty, and to
him only-intelligently in accordance
with his Instructions in the Bible.
Overthrow of Satan's Empire.
"Satan, through false doctrines
'doctrine of devils,' has entrenched
himself In the suerstitlons and preju
dices, not only of the heathen, but also
of the civilized. ' The creeds of the
Dark Ages evidenced the fact that he
had much to do with their formulation.
His false doctrines, antagonistic to the
Bible, have been palmed off upon us
as veritable Bible truths Just us Satan
endeavored to twist and misapply the
Bible to Jesus In bis wilderness temp
tation (Mark 1, 13). . Thus Satan has
caused gross darkness to cover the
heathen and considerable darkness to
cover the civilized earth. But we are
in the morulug of the New Dispensa
tion, which Is to bring so much bless
ing to the world of mankind in the
opening of the eyes of man's under
standing, and in physical blessings and
comforts. As a result we have the
wonderful conveniences and appliances
of steum and electricity, the printing
press and the electric light, as instead
of tho tallow candle and quill pen of
the past. 'Whatsoever doth make
manifest is light;' and special light Is
due also at this time to God's conse
crated people. The illumination now
granted to the eyes of our understand
ing as Christians, through Bible study
helps, is Intended to be for the Chris
tian what the arc-light is in nature.
"Man's subserviency to Satan is an
unwilling captivity. Even those who
realize their bondage do not generally
recognize by whom they have been
enslaved. But gradually the bonds
ure breaking us we near the time of
Satan's overthrow. According to the
Bible our Lord at his Second Advent
will bind the Adversury for a thou
sand years that he may deceive man
kind no more. Meantime oil the bless
ed Influences of light and Truth and
grace will be let loose In the world
and as a result, 'the knowledge of the
glory of God shall Oil tho whole
earth. Instead of th darkness or
the night of sin and death there will
be the 'morning of Joy,' and gladness
and restitution and blesslug. 'The sun
of righteousness will arise with heal
ing in his beams.' . Of that glorious
day Saint Peter spoke, saying,. Times
of refreshing shall come from the
presence of the Lord, and he shall seud
Jesus Christ, who before was preach
ed unto you, whom the heavens must
retain until tbe Times of Restitution
of all things which God hath spoken
by the mouth of all the holy prophets
since the world began (Acts 111, 10-21).
Satan's destruction, according to the
Bible, will not be consummated until
after tho MILLENNIAL KINGDOM
OF CHRIST shall have accomplished
Its glorious work of uplifting human
ity out of sin and death conditions to
full human perfection and the Image
of God. All the unwilling nnd dis
obedient will be counted as servants
of Satan and will, with him, bo de
stroyed In the Second Death extinc
tion from which there will be no re
demption or recovery.
Great Missionary Work.
Tho missionary work of blessing
and uplifting 'all tho families of the
earth' Is appointed of God for the Mil
lennial Kingdom nnd. thank God. tlio
evidences aro that It is very near, yea,
lu a sense, already beginning. Us
blessings are Intimated by the wonder
ful progress of our day. Everything
wails uutil the predetermined number
of Missionaries shall 'have been called
and schooled and tested and found
worthy of the great and honorable
work. Tho qualillcation is that each
must bo 0 'copy .of God's dear Son'
so far ns heart Intention Is concerned.
Thou theso Missionaries will bo glori
fied like their Lord, on tho spirit plane
aud with him they will constitute the
'Kingdom or God's dear Son,' which
for a thousand years will bless tho
world and bring to pass all that the
Lord our God has spoken, nnd more
than wo could have asked or thought.
"Christian people have no need to
upbraid themselves on iho seoro that
the missionary efforts of eighteen cen
turies have accomplished comparative
ly little. They have no need to bo dis
couraged wl:h Hie fait I lint the census
let urns show that In the past century
of the ,';ivitost missionary endeavor
the proportionate numbers of tho hea
then hive doubled (six hundred mil
lions a century no twelve hundred
millions today). This Is all us God
foreknew nnd Intended. God did not
purroso the conversion of tlio heathen
durin;; this a-e, but commissioned his
people to preach his Gospel to every
nation for a irilnrmt, that tho Elect Mis
sionaries for the future work might
be gathered from every, country, peo
ple and tongue. God's will has been
done. Tho Adversary temporarily nils-
led the Church Into a misunderstand
ing of her mission. Ho sought to have
us lower our standard of salntshlp, in
order to increase tho Church far nnd
near. He sought to oppose the Divine
will bv lowering tho standards of
alntflhip to as to Include the masses
I .f i.i.'n'i'r.tl. Ho t.ie.s worked nzaiust
Divine arrangements. But he has not
succeeded God has merely allowed
him to prove, test, separate a'.;d mani
fest the saints the "very elect.'
A Great Time of Troubls.
"The coming of the light, the loos
ing of the fetters of ignorance and
superstition from tho minds that are
not submitted to God. the Scriptures
show us. will result lu a great time of
trouble, lu which the passions of men
but partially enlightened will do great
violence to the entire soclul fab
ric. We see the preliminary stops
already beiug takeu, and. in the light
of the Scriptures, we see the awful;
catastrophe which will result The
world Is rapidly resolving itself into'
wo mighty powers, selfishly and with
semi-enUghtenment, preparing for a
headlong collision which will mean
wreck and ruin, tribulation and an
guish, to practically the whole world.';
The Bible, In calling attention to this'
great time of trouble, warns the peo-'
pie of God, so far as possible to avoid;
both sides of the controversy, saying,
Seek meekness; seek righteousness, ;
it may be1 that ye shall J hid in the
day of the Lord's anger' (Zephanhth
H, 3). With the wreck of present In-,
stltutlons comes the end of Satan's!
regime. So terrible will be the heat of
passion and strife engendered at thati
time that the Scriptures declare that:
If it were not for the "Elect there
would be no flesh saved (Mark xtll.
20V The interposition of the Elect as
the Kingdom of God under Jesuaythe'
great King and nead of the Elect hr
the sliver lining to that dark cloud.
The moment of man's extremity will be
come the moment of God's opportunity.,
"So terrible will be that time of trou-
ble that the Scriptures symbolically!
represeut it as a whirlwind; as a flood;,
and as a fire. Some have mls-lnterpret-.
ed these Scriptures and are expecting
a literal burning of the earth, but the
Lord denominates It the flre of his Jeal
ousy,' which will devour Society. And
then ho tells us that following the fire
of trouble he "will turn to the people a
pure message that they may all call
upon the name of the Lord to serve
him with one consent' (Zephanlah 111, 9).
Satan has had much to do with cor
rupting the message originally given to
the Church by Jesus and the Apostles.
The Jarring creeds have made dis
cordant sounds which have driven
nany noble and logical hearts away.
from the Bible. .God'a assurance is
that the completion of the Church is
near; that her change to the heavenly,
glory in the First Resurrection' will
soon be accomplished and that then
the reign of SIN and DEATH will end
under the Kingdom of Jesus. Then
the bondage of the world to ignorance,
superstition, etc., will terminate; then
'all the blind eyes will be opened and
all tbe deaf ears will be unstopped' and
the Lord's pure message of Dlvme
Justice, Divine Love, Divine Wisdom
and Divine Power exerted on man'a
behalf shall lie made known to every .
creature.
"Feriow-ChrlHtlans, what an Incen
tive to become more and more loyal
and earnest aa the servants of so great
and gracious a Sovereignty that of
our Father and oir Redeemer! And
what an Incentive we have to seek
first. In preference to all earthly Inter
ests, a share with our Savior In his
Millennial Kingdom and its gracious
work of human uplift from the depths
of sin and degradation to the heights
of earthly perfection and eternal life!
Let us, .as the Apostle exhorts, May
aside every weight, and tbe sin that
does so easily lesot us, nnd let us run
with patience the race set before us'
(Hebrews xll, 1). This race Is for the
'crown of glory,' ns members of the
Elect Missionary Church and for the
glorious opportunities then to be af
forded for tho realization of the most
glorious dreams of service for tho Kin?
of kings and Lord of lords.
"We cannot suppose that Satan's
Empire is entirely satisfactory to him
self. Vr.d :)ublcd!y his original thought
was tho organization cf r. realm resem
bling that of the Al:i.fl;;by. But the
course of sin is ever downward. To
obtain control of our first parents they
were misled into steps of disobedience
sin and Ihv Adversary himself, hav
ing started upon the wrong course, can
maintain his own standing nnd king
dom only by determined opposition to
Jehovah. This Is the significance of
the name given Lir.i In the Scriptures
'Adversary.'
"Tho Scriptures set forth that nil hu
manity must, either now or some time,
como to tho polut of decision between
obedience to God nnd disobedience.
The obedient will bo guided back to
ultimate harmony with the Creator
and obtain the reward of life eterual.
On the contrary, tho disobedient, the
wilfully rebellious against God nnd his
righteous arrangement, taking tho
course of Satan, v.ill ultimately share
ls fate destruction.
"Responsibility nnd tho decision as
to Ufo eternal nnd death eternal, como
to each mr-mbcr, of Adam's rao as
soon ns ho is brought Into n dear
knowledge of the Truth. This privi
lege of coming to a knowledge of tho
Truth, the opportunity of eternal sal
vation. Is secured to nil the families
of tho earth, to Adam and every mem
ber of his race, through the great Re
deemer's sacrifice linl !nd at Calvary.
While thanking God for tin length nnd
breadth nnd height and depth of Ids
glorious provision for tho world In
general, wo who now hear this mes
sage nnd heed It have the special bless
ing and opportunity of Jolnt-helrship
with Jesus the Redeemer in his groat
work of the Millennial Ase. Let us
not only accept tho Divine favor, but
lot us run with patience the race set
before us, looking unto Jesus, tho Au
thor and tho one who shall bo tho Fin
isher of our faith, seeking for needed
aid to nm he our calling aud election '
sure!" j
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