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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOUBMAL.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1313.
The Plattsmouth Journal
'Published Semi-Weekly
A.
Entered at the Postoffice at Plattsmouth, Nebraska as second-class matter
yi-n PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
Senator Owen opened debate
on the currency measure Tues
day bv admitting that some pro
visions of the bill drafted by Sen
alor Hitchock were preferable to
some of the provisions of his own
draft. It is yet hard to tell as to
when the bill will pass, or
whether it will pass at all.
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There is nothing' that inspires
a teacher to greater effort with
our children than the hearty co
operation of pupils and parents
with the teachers in making the
school surroundings ideal. A
slighting remark about- the
teacher ami her methods lessens
that teacher's influence with the
pupil and thereDy impairs her
usefulness.
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When the last liar was heard
from eggs were only 'JO cents a
dozen in New York. The whole
sale prices in New York last Sat
urday were: Fresh gathered
extra, ii to 16 cents; seconds, 33
and US cents. It is unreasonable
t believe that a retailer would
seek to make more than 10 cents
a dozen.
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The elimination of junketing
trips at the expense of the state
by state otlicials and the doing
away of about a dozen state
boards that arc useless, is one
way of saving the taxpayers
money, says Governor Morehead.
And in this the governor will have
the support of a big majority of
the people of the state.
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The present primary law is a
big nuisance and should be
abolished. And the more familiar
the voters become with it the
more they think it is almost a
complete failure. The voters of
neither parly turn out as they
should to vote for their choice
for parly candidates. It has been
tried long enough to demonstrate
its failure.
However rapidly the world is
going to the dogs, in the opinion
of sunn, people, it is permissible
to believe that the white slave
scare, for one thing-, has been
Considerably overdone. Some
sensational assertions hae been
made regarding conditions in
England, and it has been said
English girls were not safe in
their homes. A lurid novel by
Elizabeth Hobins describes the
kidnapping of a young girl, to be
sure, but a woman writer in the.
English Review shows that there
was not one authentic white
slavery case in the whole of Eng
land last year.
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The railway accident record of
Ibis country is not growing
worse. It is growing better. The
railroad managements are not
responsible for the large num
ber of trespassers killed on their
properties. Excluding- trespas
sers, the total number of persons
killed in live years, 1903-1007,
inclusive, according to the
statistics of the inter-state
commission, was 25,083. In the
second half of this decade, be
ing the years 11)08-1912, in
clusive, the total fatalities were
22,817, an absolute reduction of
twelve and one-half per cent less.
The mileage of the railways, the
number of their employes, the
number of trains run, the pas
sengers and freight IralTic hand
led, and the number of persons
who -used the highways which
cross their lines at grade, steadi
ly increased, yet in the lir.t five
year period the average number
killed annually was 3.210, while
in f he second period Ihe average
number killed was only i,5G3.
at Plattsmouth, Neb.
Publish)
Hobble skirls and high heels
are the cause of many minor ac
cidents on railroad trains, ac
cording; to a bulletin issued
Thursday by one of the largest
railroad companies in the coun
try. The hobble skirt should be
banished.
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.ui iiiisiauuiug sugar uoes
.1 M I. 1! l
does not go on the free list for
something' more than a year, the
price has dropped 45 cents perl
100 pounds. It is predicted sugar
will never a sain tro above S3 ner
hundred. This is an item in the
reduction of the high cost of liv-
iug.
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Democrats promised to revise
the tariff downward and they
urely have done it. The aver
age ad valorem duty under the
Payne-Aldrich bill was some
thing over 50 per cent. Under the
ciuierwoou-oiinmons mil it is
less than 25 per cent. The demo
crats also promised currency re
form, but are experiencing great
dittienlty in redeeming that prom-
e, but if President Wilson has
his way, and he generally does,
they will do it.
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Ibis may be a wicked world;
part of it is, beyond the shadow
of a doubt, but it isn't so bad as
it seems to Anthony Conistock.
or any oilier who devotes his
whole time to seeking sin, even
when 'tis sought to put a lid on,
r more conventional clothes. In
time, the vision of such a one is
i
ipt to become distorted, and see
I
much that isn't there. Prudery
I
is possibly promoted bv noble
purposes, but in the -matter of
results it doesn't help much. A
pade should be catalogued as
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sucn. nut Uomstock and ins kino:
I
are so inclined to go further and
confuse the sugar shell with atwiui any ol me central suns m
steam shovel.
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It probably never occurred to
you that the slit in the skirt
might have been put there to
make walking easier. It might away from theearlh that its light and they are incapable of enjoy
have been, of course, but prob- reaches the earth after a journey ment. Devote your business
i
amy mat wasn t ihe primarv
purpose. That purpose is as old star is much more dislant from leisure hours to innocent pleas
as the fashion is new, and is "ur earth than the sun; the light lire and wholesome amusement
about the same that prompted
the belles of Babylon to wear
earrings, or Cleopatra to parade
. . . i
in dainty decorations before tlie
Itoman invaders. It is the same
impulse which has started most
of the startling; fashions since
Eve went in for ligleaf finery, and
which will dictate daring' designs
for many years to come. After
which the answer should be
simple, and like an open book.
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A good hope is not purchased
with money nor can it be main
tained by hirelings. In the most
magnificent mansions are some
times found the most desolate
and unhappy hearts. The chil
dren of today are to be tlie
founders of the homes of tomor
row. Are they being; trained in
lines that promise perpetuation
of the joys of this most sacred
place? Arc the scenes and sur
roundings of their lives such as
to make it easy and natural to
travel in those paths that lead to
long and continued peace? Are
not some of the so-called best
parents llioushllessly teaching
their wee ones dishonesty and
falsehood, and by their examples
establishing idleness and frivolly
as the summum-bonum of life?
The parent who makes threats he
does not intend to fulfill, is
planting seeds of untruthfulness
in the youth's mind, that if it
does not yield a crop of false
hood, will one of disrespect for
the unwise parents. .
THE PANAMA CANAL.
The Atlantic fleet will assemble
off Panama in February, in a war
game which may last for several
uajs, ami win icsi me lorunca
1 1ITM
uons guaruins me canai. nn
this announcement it became
known that a secret test last fall
proved the fortifications were
worthless. Many changes have
been made and the naval oflicers
are anxious to put them to a lest,
President Wilson has been urged
to be present for the tests and is
seriously considering making the
trip. It was learned yesterday
that after the fall maneuvers off
Ouantanamo last year the entire
fortifications and canal lock
masks were reconstructed after
the naval oflicers had made their
report
Even the morlars, which
guard
Christobal, the Atlantic
approach
to the canal, were
placed live miles further outside
the breakwater. The tost was
made at the request of Colonel
(Joethals, and the naval oflicers'
reports show ed that I hev were
I -
table to draw almost perfect maps
of the canal locks and fortilica-
tions from their lire control
towers at night. They proved
a nemy approaching- at
night could have destroyed the
canal with ease. The maneuvers
in reuruary will be similar to
those held last fall. Day and
night attacks oft the canal will be
made. The lleet oflicers from the
fire control lowers, 128 feet above
the deck, will direct the attack.
ihe fortifications were recon-
structed particularly to guard
against a night attack of an in-
vading fleet.
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now many stars can you see on
a clear night? The number has
been estimated by competent
authority at about 0,000. The
stars you see, except four or live,
are not worlds like ours. They
are suns, presumably the center
of systems much like our own,
and probably around them world
and satellites revolve. The differ-"r
dice between a world and a sun
. . . . i
is very great. Our earth has a
i . . . - . . i
diameter of about 8,000 miles,
11 - 1
wnue me uiameier 01 me sun is
K'no.nuo nines. Hut compared
tbe northern constellations, our
sun is but a mere nany lignt in
size. Light will travel eight
i
times around our 'earth in a sec-
loud of time. The sun is so far
i
01 eigm minuies. i lie nearest
v,' -ce in the nearest star was
i
four and one-half years in reach-
i i
mg us. Some of the other stars
.
'c so lar away mat tfieir fight
required fifty years to reach the
earin; a statement so big that we
cannot realize its immensity.
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The women of Ilavaria have
been given the right to vide on
the election of judges and oflicers
of the Chamber of Commerce. 1
Hrilish militants might take note
that Havarian windows are still
whole, no houses have been burn-
ed and not a single statesman
horsewhipped.
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S. It. Barton says he may get
in tlie race for governor next
year if his father-in-law. 11. L.
Metcalfe, concludes not to run on
the democratic ticket. Silas is
very considerate of his father-in-
law, and it may prove a good
thing for him that he is. What's
Ihe matter with congress. Silas?
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One would think that the
.-w.-r-u u.tit! uau reacneu me limit
of propriety when one reads of
ll. ? i t i . I
me lucuieni inai Happened down
in acw-York' the other day when
a funeral cortege were placed un-
der arrest for exceeding the speed
lifkllf
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And now Metcalfe, the Panama
governor, wants to give up 81?,-
i
uoo salary to become governor of
Nebraska at a salary of $2,500
per year.
The special session of con
frnnprt will - . -. . , 1 . ....... 1 .... .
and congressmen have certainly
earned their money this year.
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- xhc outlook that is assailim
I. I
lho Monroe doctrine is publisher
in Tuiul(m. .othing better coul.
,Je expected from lnat sourCe.
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About the greatest frauds in
existence for the tracking" o
criminals is bloodhounds. They
are not a success in the chase.
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A contemporary concedes Ilia
the world may be growing better
but it insists that there are too
many 3-cent nien riding around
in $3,000 aulos.
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Senator LaFoIIetle of Wiscon-
in predicts the early passing o
Iloosevelt as a political factor. If
Soi,alor ,,b l!i,l't V(ry t'IlIt,ful be
,i,a SJM 111 ame boat, by tlie
e,ib of lne l'"-?"-.
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I riM t j . j i
mere is mil one w ay 10 une
automobile the safe way
many are anxious to go fast
vben there is no necessity for do-
'"S" so. Did you ever hear of siow,
careful drivers getting hurt?
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When the Colonial Chapter of
me Daughters or the American
Revolution of Maine finishes the
memorial tablet to Denedict Ar
nold some society should raise
monuments to Judas Iscariot and
I. ucifer
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It is said that Ihe native resi-
dents of the Panama Canal zone
tio not atlnnre me American
methods of sanitation. They have
lo admit, however, that we con
structed the canal, and that we
have kept it clean.
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Some men are such con
sumate chumps that they im
agine that whatever tiny have
ever done or expect to do is
right, and what others have done
pect to do is wrong
. .
"
Life is short lo give up all to
. . . ...
business and nothing to pleasure
i t
or iesi. 100 many people m
iraud tfieir stomach, head and
neari until mey nave made a
competency. When they expect
10 enjoy me pleasure ol me mey
are generally too old, or their
greed for money has dried up alt
Ihe well springs of their being
Hours to business and your
and the cultivation of such things
as will make life pleasant.
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Wood row Wilson is one of the
Uiealesf men fh.nl. ever in fin
presidential chair, and never be-
fore did Ihe forei'Mi nations have
more respect for the chief ex-
ecutive of this nation. In handl
ing the Mexican troubles he has
displayed such great wisdom that
1 he countries interested are con
lident that in time he will settle
the trouble and that when it is
settled, it will lie settled right.
Ia cry loyal American citizen
should feel proud that we ha
such an able and conscienljou
man at Ihe head of tin; govern
ment as President Wilson
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The people little realize what
a very great change has been ef
fecled in all the departments at
Washington. The men at the
head ol them are attempting to
run them in the interests of the
people and not for the benefit of
Ihe interests. Secretary Red-
neid recently told some nianu
factun-rs whom he was invited to
address, that if any attempt was
made to lower wages, giving as u
reason the lower tariff duties, a
rigid investigation of that in-
l.l. - l i.m . . . ,11'
iuiisii v v i it no I n ir i v mis
(department and all the facts con-
necfed with the business given
publicity. It is to be hoped that
they will keep on breaking
precedents al Washington until
all the old evils are abolished.
HOLY! HOLY! HOLY!
L0RD0F HOSTS
Knowledge of God's Character
Shall Yet Fill the Earth.
CLEARER LIGHT SHINING.
Die Pastor's Special Thanksgiving
Character Is Known by Plans and
Works Holiness Not an Empty
Title He That Doeth Righteousness
Is Righteous He That Plans and
Does Holy Things Is Holy God Has
Been Slandered In Bible Language
Blasphemed Evil Plans Attributed
to Him Satan, the Deceiver, to
Blame Doctrines of Devils Were
Worked Into Our Creeds In the Dark
Ages to Turn Us From God and the
Bible Clearer Light Shining.
New York, Xov.
CO. Pastor Itussell
spoke here twice
today. We report
one of his themes.
from the test, "Ho
ly, holy, holy Is the
Lord of Hosts: the
whole earth shall
be full of His glo-
ry. (Isaiah G:.s.)
He spoke without
i.yasjwwi, vuKcrj notes as usual,
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(FASTQg. gU5SELLll saying in part:
liiee snoriiy an-
er the Second Cenlury tlie Christian
Church has been gradually fed Into a
total misconception of the Divine char-
acter as manifested in the Divine atti-
tude toward humanity. Little by little
heathenish doctrines respecting an
eternity of torture for all except the
saintly, favored few, were preaclud.
Gradually men with fervent spirit en-
farged upon the errors until today the
most horrible descriptions of tlie Al-
mighty God are printed hi Christian
publications, creeds, commentaries, etc.
No heathen people have ever pictured
their god in so devilish a light. Ugly.
fierce, devilish, though their idols be.
they cannot compare with the Satanic
descriptions which Christians in the
creeds of the Dark Ages have given of
the Gol of all Grace and Father of
Mercies. 1 Corinthians 1:3.
The noblest and best people In Chris-
tendom have abandoned the horrible
teachings of their fathers, and are
more and mare worshiping the God of
Love, the Fountain of blessings. Hut
the world still Judges our God by our
printed misrepresentations of Him. In
heathen lands, the missionaries are
more blinded, perhaps, than ministers
In tlie home land. The rein of ortho
doxy is more tightly drawn on them.
No wonder they can make little im
pression on the heathen, who openly
declare that they could not worship so
unjust and vicious a God as the luis-
sionaries present a God who has al-
ready sentenced their forefathers to
everlasting torture, because of their ig
norance of Jesus. In whose name alone
is salvation!
It appears to me, therefore, that to
whatever extent any Intelligent Chris
tian today gives open or secret sup-
port to these slanderous, blasphemous
statements, of the creeds he is responsi-
ble. Nor does it seem to be sutlicient
that either a Christian or n congrega-
tion here and there should privately
disown these doctrines. Denomination-
al names stand as representative or
the doctrines which led to the forma-
tion of these denominations. Would
not the only honorable way of rectify-
ing matters now be either as denom-
Inations, publicly, openly and In round
terms, to repudiate the slanders of the
Deity; or, since this would be tedious
work, should not each individual set
himself straight by as public a with
drawal from such creeds as was his
endorsement in joining? The latter
surely is the surest and quickest meth
od of rectifying the diiliculty. More
over, it is the right method; for the
Bible never authorized any one to or
ganize various sects and parties.
The rible recognizes only the one
Church of Christ "Tlie Church of the
First-borns, written in Heaven." Ev
ery one who has accepted Christ ns
his Savior and consecrated his life to
Je a footstep follower of Je.-us all
such, begotten of the Holy Spirit, are
members of the one true Church.
Their names are Avrltten in the Lamb's
Pook of Life, and they have the prom
ise that they will be granted abundant
entrance into His Kingdom in the
First IU-surrection Jf they abide faith
ful, "lie thou faithful unto death, and
I will give thee a crown of life.'
Reducing Spirits Doctrines of Devils.
T o Q nnt I.. misunderstood. I am
not "charging that these blasphemous
doctrines were intentionally brought
-. ...:...rr.wi,t r:.l or to deceive
i ffr .
me uiuircu ui mi; ,
Ar.rtlf Paul's explanation,
lie wrote prophetically. "I fear, lest
bv anv means, as the serpent beguiled
Eve through his subtlety, so your
in.io iw,i.i !., corrupted from the
c!,ni!Mtr ii la in Christ." (2 Corln-
Ihlans 113) This is exactly what has
hoAnened'. The Church of Christ has
bsen beguiled by earthly favors, not
only into a wrong attitude toward the
kingdoms of this world, but. as M-
Paul declares, from the simplicity or
the Truth Into a mass of confuting
and blasphemous error.
c-fref cm the becuiliec of the bi'h-
.i.:i l,if thor tierp stir-
cessors to The Twelre Apostle and I
i ; v. ) !
squally Inspired authorities and mouth
pieces of Christ. Thus the doctrine of
Apostolic Succession wns gradually es
tablished. Jesus prophesied of these,
leseriblng them as false apostles,
"which say they are apostles and are
not," but do fie. (lievolation 2:2.) As
the bishops received credit as being
ilving Apostles, the Inspired word of
Jesus and The Twelve Apostles whom
Lie appointed took second place, and
irith the masses llible study ceased as
wholly unnecessary.
Upon this foundation, the great Ad
versary built, item by Item, the ter
rible doctrines of purgatory and of
eternal torture. When finally. In the
Sixteenth Century, the Iiible again
began to be consulted. Satan so work
el matters that some of our forefa
thers retained the Hell of Indescribable
torture for nil except the elect feu-
repudiating because not Scriptural the
only ameliorating feature the purga
torial theory.
Their e yes blinded with the errors of
fourteen centuries of no III Me study
the errors of human theories and doc
trines of demons can we wonder that
the enlightenment of the past three
centuries has come very slowly? Even
when we were petting free from the
errors. Satan, cur wily foe, cntropied
our forefathers Into the making of
creeds, ami thus hindered further pro
ress out of the darkness Into the H-'ht,
for which we all cry out.
"Lead, Kindly Light, Amid the En
circling Gloom!"
The seducing spirits mentioned by
St. Paul are surely none others than
the fallen angels, of whom Satan Is
the chief, or "pdrice of devils." As St.
Paul suggests, there Is a similarity
1 between tlie iieception or ttie Chureli
I ainl the original deception of Mother
tive. i-.ve was neguueu into ieiievn):j
T- . T T . I . . . . I f .
that God's threat. "Iyliig. thou shnlt
tlie, couiu not ie True. ne sTjeni
declared, "Ye shall not surely d!
Thus deceived by the serpent's lie.
Mother Eve wns ensnare! and fed her
husband and our race Into death.
And now note the parallel. The se-
I during, spirits, the fallen angels, have
sought to perpetuate In the Church
I the very same fals.-hoo,! widen misled
Mother Eve. And they have sneeed
ed. Ily visions, dreams, tipping tables,
trance mediums, clairaudler.t powers,
mesmeric powers, hypnotic powers.
I they have deceived the Christian
I Church, even as they had previously
I deceived the heathen. Into thlnkin
I that the dead are really alive. T'pon
that foundation they have built the
doctrine of the tortures of IIe!l and
I Purgatory, and suVequently. d'-tr!ns
of musses and prayers for the deliver
lance of the d-ad from Purcatory. and
doctrines respecting God's having fore-
ordained ami prodestlnatM all excep
the Elect to eternal anguNh.
.The Pastor's Thanksgiving.
On Thursday last, when my heart
went out to God In spo-dal tlianks-jlr
ing for all the mercies of life. I gave
Him special thanks that gradually the
eyes of my understanding are ien!ng,
enabling me to see Him In the glorious
light of Ills great, loving Plan of Sal
vation for the church and for the
world. My thanks for all te,niornl
mercies and Messlngs were dwrirft-d
as the anthem of my siul went nj
and I repeated the text of txlny. "Holy
holy, holy. I.rd of Hosts:"
Ah! It is a blessed thought that God
has already made provision that Mes
siah's Kingdom shall be established;
that Satan shall 1 bound and shall
deceive men no more; and that, instead
of the darkness of ignorance and sujht-
gtitlon, the glorious light of God's
nxwinpss Kilan shine forth, causing the
onrth to be filled with His rralses!
with creat natlenee God has i-ermlt-
jiJs ,,nns nn,i character to 1
misrepresented and traduced. Yet we
cnu K(ie a -wisdom in this: for even-
tuallr. when all the bilnd eves shail 1
opened and all the deaf ears shall le
unstopped, when all the delusions ef the
pnst the hobcobllns of seducing spirits
nna tMp joetrines of devils shall have
pono the Lord' precious character
anJ loving provision for our fallen race
wni stand forth in glorious radiance.
Whom to Know Is Life.
The Savior declares. "This is life
eternal, that they might know The.
the only true God. and J-sus Christ.
whom Thou hast sent." (John l.i.)
Evidently He meant by this that who
ever would have an Intimate acquaint
ance with God must le reeeived aznlu
into Gd's family; that those who d
not come bark Into ;od's family will
never know Him in the true sense of
the word 1 able to appreciate the
glories of His grand chara ter His
Justice, His Wisdom. His Power and
His Ixjve. Su h knowledge is impart
ed only to those brought into the fam
ily and made partakers of G.I Spirit.
In the present time only a very few
of our fallen rare are able to take tii
steps which lead to this intense, deep
knowledge of Jehovah. Ihe great
mass of mankind are blinded by It.h
rancc. suerslitioii and the weaknse-
f their fallen nature. I'.ut od 1 iet
cortent that merely the i.ct miron
shall have this knowledge of Him and
this opportunity f-r everlasting lire.
His glorious purp sos ;H'., i...
w.-rM nf mankind. His Invirit; nr
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raiuemeiit is two-fold: t'.rsf. t.i.i ai
the blind eyes shall be open.-d and a
the deaf ears shall be tmstoj.,--.! ';
end. that "the glory of the i,h! sl...l
be revealed and all r.on s.iau see u
together," and that
God's glory shall fill the whole earth
as the waters cover the great deep."
Grand Hallelujah Chorus.
- 111;,r srp tli:i t wlo-n th- tru
enlightenment shall reach hu:na!;itr
th. real character of tlie Heavenly ! a
her will be manifested, and there wll.
h. n hallelujah chorus on earth wt.i. :i
will rival t I!" iTe-ir i.ii n r t
r-!.-...,- f!,1 Pi lliw II;!it." It '
not for u to say that all. or evea th I
majority of the hnnr.an family, n!lsht
?ned anl Bet free from the bondace r
Sin and Death, will Income the wi;ii:;g
?ervants of God. righteo-jsnes and
Truth. We cannot Judge from our
wn experiences. We must remcmter
that God recognizes human free a;cn
y. the will; and that He seeketh only
such to worship Him hi worship Hii;i
to spirit and In truth.
Tlie Scriptures make clear that on'y
those w ho shall learn to love righteous
ness ard to hate In! julty. evll-ln tre
present time ns niemlers of the e!et
Church, or In the future Ace as reb r
ed humanity only suc!j will be Ji:d-. d
worthy of life ly th. Great Judr
Any sympathy with sin. after rz
known of its bitter fr:Ifs. nh after
having tee!i recovers! frorn the mit-v..
will be n crime an evldenc of failure
to learn tl.e great lessons of seven
thousand years -lessons of th exceed
ing Sinfulness of Sin e-iot. of God
Justice in punishing sin lens In
God's Merey In providing f'Ti-1venrs
for our sins nnd relenso from tl eri at I
from their jn-iltr le-nrs in t'ie h l
mility of onr Itedeemer les-ons In f!
cost of recovery from Sin and I -! t h
Whoever, after all the l,-v,.r
would still ! sympathetic with sIn.
would, areordlr :r to th rtlf.le. 1 tin
worthy of everlasting For t?
Scnptun-s nsure i:s t!;at doath is t!.
penalty f r sin. that th soi-.l t.'iat siri
ng th nnist d!e. nr. 1 that tl. Cft of
Goil Is eternal life through Jesi: Cbr'-t
our Lord, whl' h v.l given or.ly to
those wl-;; ero'i-h and loyal -:.oi:'i t
ns. It In accord wltli th e? ; Cr.
ator's n,?ulation and Itw. frr.ne d f--r
the N-ncfit of His creatures aid f--r
the gl-iry of Hi-" name.
"Have Patience, Brethren."
Tbo-ao wfiiwe eyes of t3nder"taTHline
are gradually opening to the r-il
glory of J.'!mv.t1i's character as re
flected in Ills great 1'lnn f t!e Are-
may well have patn- e t 1th ntlter-
who not as yet. T!: f irt that o'ir
own '.ve wer so long In o;wf-!r sr. t!i
fact Ciat we w-ro as Ikonet and !Ti-r-r.
Ix-fore a- e are r.ow. shou'd I-a-l u-t
to asiime tl'at same conditions ;
dy to our bretl.ren, pro?.-.l p-p'e
(t Go.1. every where. Moreover, we sn
not to le JU'Iifs one of nrv fl.r. IT'
rlilmlng the Tn.th In as r.cnrly ns
pislT.lo th I'll.le wor?. we r fo !
content to ib-Hver our M atel t
leave to t'nr ITd t. T"
It U ours t- i!:it out th horri!l.
cor.fti1! -:! Into t T.1Ii the lord's r ,:..
t during the I'r.rk .U-s, aid wl: h
Ju--t!t.-l the I-c-rd in raT'.ipg t'.e ntii!
nnl jluinh It.ibylon. It 1 ir t
point oc.t tie Mi-ae of t?.e I'rl
savlng. "I'.ahvlon Is f.iTlcn. Is f illeti
freni I!vin. favor! f;:w r;t of
her. My people, that y 1 pot partak
ers of hor sin", and tl.at ye receive iet
ot her plarnes." Whoever that
the entire potr.ln.il -l.'irrh yfer;i of
all t!-'tioTii!natlo-. 1 th'" Itativ!ti T-
ferreil to by the Ixrd h"1 th rt-p-n-slb'llry
of ti e Ixird' Mcvare with-'Ut
any urslng o-ir part.
WI rever see fjie f.'as; henr of t'e
Holy Name s-s that mis-e;Ten.i-flon
of the Iivlae Plnri. m-ik:ng tfi
world drunk with the w!-i f f.i'-
dctrine. Ins N-i-n nmont f': rr'rro-
of IVibylop. and s!ojM w!i forthwith
to cr nie out of her. to s'i.:r n I "zr
In her r.iirepreieptatlor. lioverrr
much !depi!.-l with fnn -f Jiotln-.
AVlKv-ver. after ec!ng tfi r-tl rhtr
acter of PaJ'.vhin and the horriMe w..rk
which Siitan ha de!ivlel b,r -:t d
Ing. ?!!!! L.is synipathr with her and
with her work nrd with hr f.lijti
mies and distortions ef ta Tni'h
such persons derv t n!iart ! tie
ronf-i!on that N sliorfl.1 to r'm t-
rtabyjon when she rh' fail ni a great
mlilsfope Into the sea.
"I.!-!it Is sown for th r1shfwT:
Truth for the nprlTit In heart." Tiio"
who do pot receive the Tn:fh nm meat
In due season hare ren-j to fear fiat
they do nt 1-elopg t- the ei iis !-
scri! e.l !y te Prophet ns f?:. r4 -' t
eons and ns t?i nprlrht In heart. H n-
etr fuenis to 1 n quaiity wh!-fi tV
LopI holds In rery bi'T etn-m. The
dishonest In word or mr.d-ict or I-i
their thonzhfs ar an afcm:nat;.n t
H'm. and shonM pot rxr-t to r-cIvrt
srxv-lal favor or litrht er Vnn!'l.v.
We may well i,nain that t?. rtir
Millennial Air-- w'il h- t gr in-t
Thanksgiving Par. In w'.l-tt t! nm-
1-ers who ni'A pra.'e Go,l iil con
tinually lnrrea'rg as nvr and tn.r
they awaicn from th ton,. . t!:er
eye ha!l and tacir ear f':i'i hear
of the gr.T-e and love of ;-!. ei e-r
t 'r. sue wiM cot;f--. wMV eT-ry kne
will tw. not only to J.:i t;r f:..
d'rTier. but to f!i. gracious I'r-af tr.
who forme.! the plan whi. Ti the M I-V-nnitim
will evecit.
Praise to Cod In Heaven and EartS.
The Master cir nninn' i t'i it tn'rl
mnfcly there will ! no j i.a-,. w h.-r
cure and !!apheni!e v !il I hear !
no f lare where retwl nr:iint te-l !n t
His s-Ndn will remain. .i! !
wilful, Intel. igerit dinners "Iil ffn.-i"r
! destroy e-1 In tl.e S--ord I-alii.
Then 1!1 corre the grand ar!'-m of
the Iriive--se: "i;v-ry r r--a: 'ir In
Heaven, and In art!i. hear I I ai-.
Pra :e. glory, honor, d .tn'ni-n .i:id ro t
1e U'd HiiO who lff,fj r;i- ti-
T!ir rie. arid ui f- t'-e In.'. f r-vr"
That will N the gi..r1us 1'i.r r.er-
tli,.il ly our Mi ter in Hi J river.
"Thy King ! ni "i,je: Thy "i.I tde
on earf'i. a It 1 d -ne In Il'iTra"
And l-c:ni-e !'!' wi 1 f,a'l T- ji
crifTip'etely d on eart!i a In lie-it.--,.
therefore fin. oTovr, ;.!.:.-;. j-rn
r.r.'l death ii! ti longer t ri.n-l.il.irn
on earth, even a t'o-y are r, t .
fion in H'-.iti. 7!.:s wi I . f-.!-. t
the Mn;er. Mor-1. that ti: 'u': V
no more l:i;.r. crjptz. i-' ! . fr ''i
the for-ner ti i: g
11 tl.fe J. I
-ri t':.- TV-"-
g t . a-i ?
K ; g 1 ni '.
a.' tc:r f-"ni
an ay.
II- that
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