The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, September 18, 1911, Image 7
r C. E. Wescott3s New Fall CAPS -50c TO $1.50 - YOU know us as the oldest established and most reliable clothing store in Cass county. Many a man in this communi ty has worn knee pants that came from this store. You know it has been a hobby of ours to sell good goods at one price and no monkey business to tell you nothing but the truth about them and refund your money with out cross examination whenever you've asked for it. When we say we have finer clothes to show you this season than ever before we're only reflecting the policy of progress that has always kept this store in the front rank. We know pretty well what you want we've studied your preferences for more than a quarter of a century and our stocks are a duplicate of your ideas. And we're ready as always to serve every man be his price as little as $10 or as much as $40 no matter how large, small, stout or thin he may be. Our time against yours any day you care to look. ELOPERS ARRESTED Will Weaver, 19, and Myrtle Rob ertson, 16, Ran Off From Homes at Manila, Iowa. Will Weaver, avd lit, and Myrtle Robertson, aged If) ears, Hoped from their home at Manila, Iowa. Friday night and went to I'ersia, where they tried la K'd a marriage license. They then se rured the aid of a friend, Frank Howard, and went to Council I'dnfTs and then In Omaha, hut licenses were refused them there. Saturday niglil they came, to I'laltsmoiilh and registered at the Perkins house and at 10 o'clock Sunday morning secured a license from Judge A. J. P.eeson and wore married hy him. The hoy rep resented his age as 21 years and the girl said she was 18 years old. Howard said he was an uncle of the girl. Judge Tier-son thought, thp girl was fully 18, hut ques tioned the hoy ahout his age, hut he stoutly maintained that he was 21. fn the meantime the father of the girl, Charles Robertson, was fending inquiries through this part of the country to arrest1 the young people.' They were ar rested at the depot at 1 o'clock 'slcrday afternoon. The young men were put in jail and the girl was placed in charge of Mrs. Manspeaker, wife of Hie deputy sheriff. The father of the girl came with warrants and took them hack to Manila yesterday evening. Tie said that, he was inclined not to prosecute Weaver, provided the girl would promise to remain at home and would keep away from Weaver. Howard was let go during the afternonn and he left town in the evening. A Beautiful Cloud. Following the liulit sprinkle ahout ti o'clock lasl evening, a lieauliful cloud appeared in the i-aslcrii sky and its actions were watched hy a large number ( people. At one time there must have heen a hundred people on Main street watching the cloud. The lop seel ion was as white as driven snow, while the lower sec lion was a peculiar hluish color. Metweon these two layers a white cloud slightly darker than the one ahove, bubbled up between the two like soapsuds. The sun was set ting at the time and soon threw H beautiful golden light nn the cloud and was a sight that was grand to see. Moves Concrete Machine. We are in receipt of a Idler from (iuy McMaken to change his paper from Red Oak to Clarinda. Towa. in which he stales that I hoy have finished their paving con tract at Red Oak and are moving to Clarinda. where they have se cured n lacirer contract than the one just completed. There are no p:tving or concrete jobs loo largo f'r the McMaken company to tackle. They have the machinery for doinif the work and know how to do it. Apples Wanted. Al Murray. Nebraska. AM varieties. Will pay highest mar ket price in cash. Hy Hunch .v Naninnn. Subscribe for the Dally journal PLATTSMOUTH Son Good Painters. The Sherwood brol hers, Tom ; and Ralph, of I'lallsnmulli, have colli) b led a line job of painting on the new Crouch residence near Wyo.nn'ng and Wednesday morn ing they shouldered their brushes and attacked the residence of (i. W. Cheney, just west of town. They are first -class painters and a pair of jolly good fellows, and the work they have already done in this neighborhood shows their ability. 1'nion Ledger. HOW THE EXPERTS ne nrsi ana urea test command- l ment of Advertising Is, "Be Definite." In soliciting advert ising I ho other day we found a man who ad mitted thoroughly the power of this form of salesmanship, but who said that advertising requires such expert study and experience that the ordinary merchant can not use it successfully. It is very true that advertising is a deep subject and thai experts can accomplish larger results than novices! Hut the foundation principles on which experts build their success can be acquired by any merchant. The first and greatest commandment of ad vertising is, "Tie definite." Don't, bother to look up long and bril liant descriptive words in the dic-j tionary. Don't waste space and fatigue the reader with vague general phrases. if you want to describe a shoe, tell the reader what, kind of leather it is made from, whether the slock is soft or hard, whether it is water-proof or not, whether it is single sided or double soled, and so on with these or other de tails which the shoe man can sup ply. Knable the reader to form a clear mental picture' of your goods. You do this, and if your price, which should always be given, is right, your goods are half marketed before the custom er has left home. Card of Thanks. We lake this method of return ing our most sincere thanks for the patronage we have been re ceiving for the past few weeks. It is very encouraging to us, and if continued it will give us an op portunity to further improve our plant. Again thanking the gen erous public of IMatlsinotilh. with I tie hone that such patronage will continue, we remain, yours most respect fully, Hierson Brothers, 1'lallsmoulh Steam f.aundrv. Some Hot Weather. Yesterday afternoon proved pretty hot for this lime of year, but it was about supper lime and an hour or two after that the peo ple really felt the heat. There wasn't a breath of air , stirring, and it seemed unsuallv hot. At fi:.ifl the I hermonieler at the Bur lington station showed 87, which is going some for that time of evening in September. A good breeze came up about 8 o'clock and it win rather chilly. Ford Fvlo for Sela. 1'i'i'd runabout, in good condi tion, thoroughly overhauled and repaired. Price $225.00; cash or good bankable note. Apply to J. E. Mason. SSI -NEW SCSATSH- HATS $2 to $5 IN Till: DISTItM "P Ol II I' OK TIIIC (iiivi) oi' ass, i:iutsK. In t lie .Matter (if Hie Ai:!:"iit Ion of The l'lattsmouth Auto and Wagon Itrhlge Company of I'lattsmotith, Nebraska, for nn (inter of Court I're.soribing the Kales of Toll to be Churned by Said Company for Crossing Its Hrhlge. Nollco of llenrliiK on iillctiO(n fur Sehiiliile of l it I in ii in Itiiti'M of Toll for Criisxlng Snlil llriilge. TO AM, I'KKSoNS INI HI ; KSTKI : Kol ice i.s hereby given that on the (". I li day of August, A. I., I, The I'hittH inoutli Aulo and Wagon lirhlge Com pany of I'lattsmout h, Nebraska, liled its petition in the lilstrtct Court of t lie County of Cass, Nebraska, requesting: said Court to enter an order anil decree pi -escribing I lie maximum rales of toll charges for crossing lis said bridge, erected across Hie I'lulte river, mar t'latlsiuouth between the Counties of Cass ami Sarpy, in the State of Nh hraskit, alleging Hie following schedule of toll rales to lie reasonable, to-wlt: Steam or (iasoline Traction Kn liines not to be allowed to cross said bridge. Kach person on foot, on bicycle or In vehicle 05 Children under twelve years of, ae, when accompanied by parents or guardian Free Horse und rider 15 Motor cycle and rider 15 (ne-liorse vehicle and driver... .0 Two-horse vehicle and driver... ,2b Three-horse vehicle and driver.. ,:t5 Four-horse vehicle and driver... .50 Horses and cuttle, led or driven, each 10 Calves, sheep, goats or hogs, led or driven each 05 Huckster, live poultry, patent medicine and grocery peddler, each, wagon and driver $1.00 F.mlgruiit wagon, with driver. .. .$1.00 For each additional person 05 Automobiles and chauffeur 50 Thresher separator, team and driver $2.50 Corn sheller, team and driver. . .$1.50 For each additional vehicle or Implement drawn by team or person 10 and an order of Court was entered fixing the 9th day of October, A. 1). 1911, at ten o'clock A. Ml and district court room In the City of 1'lat tstnouth, County of Cuss, Nebraska, ns the time and place of hearing upon suld petition and that at said time and place each orders will he made and entered pre scribing maximum rntes of toll charges for the use of snld bridge, as to the Court may appear proper and Just. All objections to said schedule above pre sented must be tiled before snld hour of snld day of hearing; of nil of which you will take due notice. Ttv the Court, Harvey r. Travis, Judge of t he District Court In and for the County of Cass, Nebrasku. n.vron Clark and Wtn. A. lioberston. Attorneys. M'Hitl. M1TKK, State of Nebraska County of Cass, ss. In County Court. In the Matter of the Kstate of M I )n -iu I n.ii,Uil A ti II To All I'ersons Interested: You are hereby notified 1 1 1 it t there will be u hearlnir upi.ii) the report of the Administrator of said estate, to gether with her petition for final set tlenien thereof, on the 7th (lav of Octo ber. 1911, at 9 o'clock A. M., In the County Court Idioms nt I'lattsmoulh, In said County. That all objections thereto, f any must be filed on or before said (lav and boor of hearing. Witness my hand and the seal of the ( ounty Court of Snld County this ISth (lav of September, 1911 feal) Allen J. lteeson, County Judge. i,i:; ai, otm i;. Walter Tlincker will take notice that on the nth day of September, 1911 M Archer, Justice of the I'euce for Cass Countv. Nebl'MuUu l.u.,l .. 1 m .--,,, n 1 1 ill hit III I attachment for the sum of $70.95 In an! n. nun iit'iinmg nerore mm, wherein the .limes tint In Company Is plaintiff and Walter I hacker Is defendant, that property of said defendant, consisting of money In the hnnds of I,. M McVay has been attached tinder said order' Said cause was continued to the 30tli day of October. 1911, at 10 o'clock a m September 18, 1911. Jones drain Company. "v J- "' Douglass, itH Attorney. I.KtJtf, notick. Walter Thiicker will take notice that on the 9th day of September, 1911 Al- 'n.inV.. vT"' ,r"Un,V -'l"' f CUSS ( Olintv. Nehruubn (uu,,...i : ,r.,,r,i nu uroer or ( attachment for the sum of $1.1.75, n an ...,,., im-iiiiiiik neiore nun, wherein II Th.;T""l'h7,',n 'l "lHln,l"' "'t Walter rilllcker Is ilff.tt,lt ti... i i V i .inn uioperiy or he defendant, consisting of money In i I 1 1 in i.. m. mcvay, has been attached under said order. Snld cause her" ,i"!)n,)ln",,,, to th 2fi"' Octo Septemiier 14th, 1911. H. M. Soennlclisen. I'lalntllf "V ' Kouglass, Attorney. Apples. Highest market price oai fne dl'l'les al Hip W'clcnkainp InnM-l int.', IMatlsinoiilli, Ncli, F. K. Ilnndle. Miss MiMroil Cummins left ihj morning- fur Lincoln, where she will enfor the state university. This js her llr vear . C. A. RAWLS LAWYER Office First National Bank Building' LIGHT SHED ON A GREATMYSTERY Why Gad Ferrcitlel Sin and Dca h (o Reign. LORD'S FIFiFOSE EXPLAINED. Pastor Russell Interprets Question of the Ages Divine Plan For the Sal vation of Mankind Premeditated From the Beginning Footsteps of Jesus Lead the Way to Divine Favor. Springfield, Mass., Sept. 17lh. rnslor liusseil de livered two ad dresses here today tinder the auspices of the Interna-, tloiial Hilile Stu dents Association, Local Itrntich. We report the one In which he discussed i he permission of evil hy the Al mighty. He took 'Ai Ll!ASlOHKUSSFl0 no particular text although, us usual, he quoted from theHilile freely throiiKh out his discourse, lie said In part: The question of the Ages is, Why did the Almighty, originally, permit Evil Sin? And why lias an Oinnlpo tent Uuler sip Ii as lie, for more tluai sixty centuries, permitted Satan to continue his feign of sin mid deaih? Leaving out entirely the unscriptural theory so prevalent, respect inn a ur tea lory of centuries, or a torment ever hislin;. and considering merely I lie trials. suiTcriim, sorrow and pain of humanity during Hie present life, how shall we account for their permission hy tin All-Powerful Oviilor, who knew the end from the hofjiniing? Why does Me permit injustice, un righteousness, headaches, heartaches, etc? Why docs lie not deal with hu manity graciously, kindly, lovingly, as ti Pather-ns He deals wilh the angelic sons of Cod? is it Just or loving on the part of our t'reator to bring forth millions of his creatures under these nimittedly in, favorable conditions beset by weaknesses and sinwarduess from their birth and surrounded by others similarly weak, and beset by Satan and his minions -wicked spir its? is It Jnst. (hat we should thus be lu tin unequal light subjected to weak nesses n ml dying and Imperfect con ditions on account of the sin of our first parents and then, on the same ac count, be In dunger of an eternity of torture with nine hundred and ninety nine chances out of a thousand against us? Our question Is surely too deep for any human philosophy, and those who reject the Mihle as of. Divine inspira tion may ns well abandon all hope if an answer. (!od Himself, and none other, could tell us of Ills own secrets why He did as lie did. Truly we read, "The secret of the Lord is with them that reverence Him: and Ho will show them His Covenant" CPs. xlv. 4i. The light now shining upon the Wont of Cod shows us that the IHvlne pur pose In connection with mankind Is a progressive one. embracing Ages and Dispensations. If we Ignore these, we are thereby blinded to the true answer to our question. Accepting these, it is the privilege of Itilile students today to see the light In Cud's Word - to see matters from the Divine standpoint, to understand the "Mystery of Cod, hidden from Ages and from genera tions, and now made known unto Ills saints," namely, that lu the Ages to come, nil the trials and tlitiiciilties. all the sorrows and tears of the past, will be more than compensated for, and proved to be n part of the groat Di vine Program which will work out to the glory of Cod and the enlighten ment and blessing of angels and iihmi. Man's Primary Leatan First of all. Cod chooses to have children possessed of a quality llk' Ills own freedom of will. He there fore not only created man perfect In mind and body, but He gave to him u will, the power of choice liberty to choose one course or mint her. Cod foresaw that giving- man this liberty of will would lend to the seduction of Mother Eve. and to the disobedience of I'a t her Adam, through his love for his wife. Adam's preference was to die wltli her rather than to live In har mony with Cod without her; for If he should disobey he would come un der the sentence of death. Although Adam and (lie angels were perfect, they had not a perfect knowledge of their Creator, of His Love, Ills Wi dom. Ills .lustl -e. His Power. Cod. therefore, without Interfering wlh Ada tn's liberty, permitted the (treat calamity of death to come upon him and his race. From (lie very ! Binning Cod pretiolltateil the entire Plan of Salvation, a- He Icis sln,-e been working It out; and He v 1 1 1 com pletely accomplish the same ultimate ly through Messiah's Kingdom. The great lesson which will eventually come Vini h to lingo's mid men will show forth Dlvln.' Wisdom, .Itu'Ve. Love and Power, folly co-unlimited. In no other way that we can lliciglne could this gleit Pevelatlon of the D vine character be so well tna le. How ever. In order to comprehend tti! givnf Progrvni. It Is necessary that we follow sM"My the Scrlptiml teach ings, and ii v.O'l wholly the nonsense of our creeds, I'l.-mufacftire'l during the Dark Aires. Wo must see that "the vein's of k'u" is not eternal torment, tier purgatory, but ilmth. I lod allowed this reign of s:n and de;,th from Ait.nt until Moses with out s,i iiiuch :i in;. king mi offer of terms of tvcoiicili. tlcii in , p-a'r. Then an oTer was i:,, de to the u nion of Israel, ai.d to no eihci i,.i:u u. Tl;e offer of Israel's Law Covenant was. "He that d.-eth these things shall live." Cud. of course, knew that Is rael could tint keep perfectly the con dition (f that treat and wonderful Law. The offer served as a lesson to that nation respe ting the Impossibil ity of any man's keeping the perfect 1 aw; and the sane lesson comes to us of this Cos el Dispensation. We sts that what the .lew coii'd not do wo cannot do; where he failed we would fail. Thus through the Law Covenant Cod taught a grout lesson to Nrael and to the Church: and lie will ultimately teach the same lesson to the world and lo angels-proving that by the deeds of the Law no fallen tiesli could be recov ered and reinstated in Divine favor. Four thousand years passed from man's creation, anil deaih reigned from Moses to Christ as thoroughly as It had previously reigned from Adam to Moses. The Law Covenant did not stop the reign of sin and death. Some thing more than a Law Is necessary. The Divine Program demands recov ery fmm sin and death, and the Divine Program purposes this recovery. Nearly nineteen centuries have passed since the tlrst advent of our Lord, and still the reign of sin mid death is in progress more than ever. The increase of knowledge has brought Increase of sin; Increase of population has brought Increase of death; until today the world is in a terrible condition of mental, moral ami physical dilapida tion, and ninety thousand go into the tomb every t weiity-fuiir hours. Hut a Itemedv Is In sight. It was foretold through the Prophets, but It began to operate lu Jesus. Ills mirac ulous birih. Ills faithfulness and con secrat ion unto death. His reward of resurrection and exaltation to the right hand of the Majesty on High, are all essential to man's recovery essential to the overthrow of this reign of sin and de iili over our race. Wo see still further developments and preparations. The Sirlpliiros in form us that It Is the Hlvln,. purpose to have a multitudinous Messiah, of which the glorious Jesus Is the Head and the Church the Ilody. We prtvolvo that Cod for nearly nineteen centuries has been culling and drawing a special class of mail kind to constitute His Fleet, the Itrlde Class, to bo joint heirs with Ills Son In the Kingdom of Clorv which will finally vaimulh r!n rial Satan nnri de liver the willing- and obedient of man kind Into the full liberty of the chil dren of (bid - freedom from sin and death, and Into the enjoyment of life everlasting- and Divine favor. Th Dark and Narrow Path This special class Is required to I wain ty raitn anil not by slghl-to walk in the "narrow way" of self denial nuil opposition to the world, the tlesh ami the Adversary, In the .footsteps of Jesus. Ignorance, selfish ness, sin, death, all go to make up the deplorable conditions hi the world and to constitute the way u narrow one hi which this Elect class is required to walk, lu order to demonstrate their full loyalty and obedience to the will of Cod even unto death. Evidently, no such narrow way could have ex isted had Cod not permit led evil -sin Evidently, therefore, this Elect class could not lie developed ami tested ex cept by the Divine permission of sin. The very essence of their character development Is associated with the Divine promise Hint "all things shall work together for good to those who love Cod, to the called ones according to His purpose," It seemed wise to our Heavenly Fa ther that our Lord Jesus should learn obedience through sufferings and lie tested in respect to His willingness to endure suffering for righteousness' sake. How appropriate It is Hint the same Fattier should make similar ar rangements for all of the Chun h. whom He will receive from amongst the race of Adam lo he members of the Loyal Priesthood under Jesus, the High Priest of our order. We see a necessity for this, not only as respects our own testings and it thorough proof of our own heart-loyally to the Lord, but additionally we see a wisdom on Cod's part In thus preparing a priest hood of the future. A priest, as recognized amongst the Jews, was not merely one who offered sacrifices, although every priest was of necessity a sucrllleor. The special mission of the prlcsily tribe amongst the other tribes was Unit of Instruct ing, helping, healing, leaching. Ami so C(hI Is preparitnf h lioyal Priest hood for the Messianic Age to bless, to heal, to teach, lo uplift all the willing and obedient. The royalty of the priesthood signi fies that It will no longer be u sacri ficing class, for all sini'hVIng will be at an end. It w ill be a glorious class, royal, of the divine nature, ami repre sentatives with our Lord Jesus of the Divine power. As priests who will have to (I i with Judging and chasten ing, healing and helping humanity, how iiiip h sympathy do we suppos" that these Itoynl Priests should have? Af" they tot to be on the Divine plane of giory. "member of the Itody" of Messiah? S'n's Lesson to Humanity Hiim.uH'y Is learning n great lesson TmT'M.Ji the permission of sill. Pres. eat e erie: s tc i li tp lesson that "!!"i way of I lie tt.'tiigre-.or j hat 1;" "'I I' 1 'i i: es of ':i 1 1 i'i i,h;" "T'io ss , , 1 1 ) ih ' -i'!'i"l.'i it shall die." The exceed U: ;;ii'Tii. cf sip Is Huh being il-'iu-oiisi"iied in iicaii'ty. Few profit by the li"sn ill the (iie-cnl life, ai'.d these ii eha-i'v stp h as are called to 'he I vep'y calling. The great ma- hi'Miv of iiaii'.Iiltnl learn to know sin, evil, only, Even find's provision for the future of mankind Is obscured from the masses. "The god of IhisJ world hath blinded the minds of them that believe not, lest the light of the glorious Cuspid of Cod's goodness should shine int. i their hearts." Hut wilh the dawning of the New Dispensation of Messiah's Kingdom, the true light of the knowledge of flu glory of Cod's character will .shin everywhere. "All the b'iinl e""s shall be opened ami all the deaf e.us .slm.! be unstopped." Messiah's gn 'oils reign, the manifestation of Divine mercy, will be for the very purpose of uplifting those poor, fallen members of our race-the masses. During the thousand years of Messiah's Kingdom, the whole world will have full oppor tunity for learning the great desira bility of righteousness, as now, for a few years, they have the opportunity of learning the undesiiabillty of sin. Iy the close of the Mediatorial reign what wonderful lessons respecting Cod and evil mankind will have learned. Then will come their final testing. After full know ledge of both good and evil. Which will they choose? Cod urges all to choose the right and Its reward of life eternal. Nevertheless, He will not coerce; lie will allow each Individual to take his choice, to mark out his own course, whether in har mony with or contrary to the Divine arrangements. Such, however, as come to the point of loving righteousness nnd hating Iniquity, shall be accounted worthy of a place In the glorious Kingdom of Messiah. Ths Lttson to tha Angels Cod's dealings with humanity con stitute a great object lesson to tho angels. They perceive the lullcxihility of Divine Justice the decree of Cod. "Dying thou shall die" has been un flinchingly executed against Adam and his race for six thousjuid years. They perceived, further, the Love of Cod, which passed all understanding-. They perceive the Divine provision that, the Son of Cod should die, the .Inst for the unjust, to bring mankind back to' fuil harmony with I ho Creator. They see the breadth of the Divine character ex emplified in the great reward given t our Lord Jesus Christ for His obedi ence to the Father's will, even unto dentil -nn exaltation to the divine na ture, honor ami Immortality. They perceive, t'Ni, a still greater manifestation of Divine goodness, in Cod's invitation to the Church to In come Joint heirs with Christ In 'His glory, honor and immortality, on con dltions of obedience and walking in the Master's footsteps to the extent of their ability. AVlio could have dream ed of such "Love Divine, all love ex celling," which si ooped down, not only to redeem the race, but also to Invite some of the members thereof lo these exceeding great and precious tilings which "Cod hath in reservation for them Hint, love III tit. Next in order the world will receive. Divine mercy, extended through Jesus, by the Father's arrangement, to Adam nnd every member of his race, no mat ter how degraded, no matter how fall en, no matter how mean. The redeem ing blood has been shed, "The Just for the unjust," for the sins of the whol world. Divine Power and Wiidom While Divine power Is manifested hi nil the realms of nature nnd creation, H still greater Divine Power was mani fested in the resurrection of our Lord Jesus from the dead, nfter lie had been deceased three days. Hut even the power manifested In our Lord's resurrection seems small lu compari son to the further works of resurrec tion which the Scriptures assure us our dear Lord's death Insures. It will be a still more miraculous work to resurrect the Church to glory, honor nnd Immortality, after many of ihem have been lu the power of death for centuries. And still more stupendous Is the resurrection work which Cod propose for the world of mankind -thousands of itilllions to be n w akened, and restor ed to the same conditions they former ly enjoyed -coiidli Ions, however, of Imperfection, from which they will ho gradually released and uplifted hy Messiah. This resurrection work for the world, which will be gradually carried for ward during that thousand years, will ull be accomplished by the Father's power, through the Messiah, the Medi ator of the New Covenant. It will be a continuous miracle of a waketi't',' and uplifting the nice. Divine Wiidom Yet to Be Sean Not until the close of the reign of Messiah and the complete npllft from sin and death of all of Adam's race willing lo returu to Divine favor, will the Wisdom of Cod be manifested In Its full, clear light. Already some may see. partially, obscurely, some of Cod's Wisdom, but the majority are still In quiring. Why was evil permitted? These have not yet seen the Divine Wisdom In connection with the per mission of evil. I'lllinately this shall be clearly seen by the saints, by the angels and by the world of mankind. Well does the llovelalor exclaim:-- "Who shall i, nt glorify Thee, ( Lord: when Thy righteous dealings are made manifest:" -.vil nations which Thou Last made shall come and worship le fore Thee:" devolution xv, 4). As now, "Day iin,o day uttereth speech and night unto night showeth knowl edge, and there Is no place where the voice Is not heard" -the voice of Na ture, acclaiming her Cod -so, eventual ly, "Every creature In lieuven and enrih and under the earth shall be heard saying: "Praise, glorv, honor, dominion and might be unto Him that sllteth in, on t In Throne, and unto the Llinib forever." All this will be the result of Cod's permission of s!n of Ills permission of the reign of evil, sin, death. The key Is found In the Plan of the A ges showing the work which each Age Is lo necompllsh. nnd the grand cllinnx, eventually, of evil.