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THOUGHT FOR TODAY.
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The created world is but
a small parenthesis in
J eternity,' and a short inter-J-
position for a time, he-
tween such a state of dura- J
J tion as was before it, and $
J may be ' after
J Thomas Browne.
it. Sir
:o:
A woman will insist upon hav
ing the last word, even when
money talks.
:o:
People who pay as they go do
not go as fast as some people,
but they find the going; much
better.
:o:
The Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy has decided to utilize the
right of way alongside the tracks
for the production of alfalfa.
Farmers are being offered the
right of way for use at low
rental, with Hie stipulation that
alfalfa only be grown. The road
figures that the growth will not
only bring in a small income, but
will save the expense of mowing
weeds, burning stubble, etc.,
while the view or the growing
plant will be more pleasing to
the eyes of the travelers than
weeds. The new movement is
one of the phases of the Bur
lington's new agricultural de
velopment system, calculated to
bring the railroad and the farm
er in closer co-operation for
their mutual welfare.
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The London News' and Leader,
in speaking of Mr. Wilson as a
conscientious and faithful presi
dent, says: In President Wilson
America has produced the most
courageous as well as the most
instructed statesman in the world
today, lie may be tested on three
cardinal points his refusal to
countenance Huerta's unsurpa
tion, his withdrawal from the
six-power loan, and the tariff
bill. In each case he has acted
with a directness and loyally to
high principles that are rare in
statesmanship. And in each
case he has been justified by
events. Mr. Roosevelt scoffs at
his Mexican policy, but there has
been no finer example in our day.
His action over the six-power loan
has been followed by the dis
solution of that sordid trust. His
victory over protection is before
us in all its significance and
completeness.
:o:
An effort is now being made to
induce people to go to church on
the Sabbalh. It is a good idea.
The moral effect upon man of
dressing up, putting on a clean
shirt and listening to a sermon, is
great. . It lifts him out of the
current of his thoughts on week
days, surrounds him with a new
environment, and tends toward a
clean and wholesome life. A
man who sits around Sunday
morning unshaven, unkept,
dawdling over his correspondence
or his newspaper is simply con
tinuing the atmosphere of his
everyday life. What he needs one
day in the week is to get away
from it and to transport himself
into a different atmosphere. He
may not agree with what he
hears, but the change is a mental
stimulus, and lends to the' moral
elevation. - The protest is now
going up against working seven
days in the week, and it is one
that ought to be encouraged. Let
us go to church, if not to wor
ship, nor to pray, at least to
think.
Do you think we will enjoy any
sleighing this winter? Speak up,
but not all at once.
:o:
It is always quiet the first
month in the year, but you can't
make some business men be
lieve it.
:o:
But very few people are worry
ing about the income tax. It is
the outcome tax that bothers the
most of us.
:o:
What a happy lime everybody
would have in this world if by
sowing thorns they would reap
sweet scenieu roses.
:o:
An Illinois woman offered her
husband at a rummage sale. It
is queer what a lot of useless
articles you can find at such
places.
:o:
One of the greatest causes of
the high cost of living is the fact
that there are too many people
standing between the hand and
the mouth.
:o:
In 1912 over 22,000 people
were killed by snakes in India,
indicating that a pure food in
spector should inspect the stills
over there.
:o:
The chautauqua salute of
waving handkerchiefs is to be
put under the ban as unsanitary.
Pretty soon the audience will be
compelled to boil its hands be
fore clapping them.
:o:
"Ir. Elliott offers a new re
ligion," says a headline: And
never a new religion was offered
but there were those who were
willing and anxious to follow it
around awhile.
:o:
A young man who is contemp
lating marriage has written the
Journal inquiring the best way
to study a woman's ways. He
should closely observe a balky
gasoline engine.
:o:
A Plattsmouth man is bold
enough to say there isn't a baby
in the world less than six months
old who is pretty. That man will
never make a success at running
for office. He is too honest.
:o:
So many candidates are com
ing out for office in Nebraska
that we have a notion to file for
lieutenant governor ourself. All
that keeps us from doing so is
that no one has made the sug
gestion. :o:
Congressman Johnson of Ken
lucky is keeping up the fighting
reputation of his state. In a dis
pute the other day with a Wash
ington City attorney, he settled
the dispute instanter by peeling
away and knocking the attorney
down. The Johnsons are some
what noted for fighting.
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Horses are being disposed of in
many of the large California
fields, and gasoline and electricity
are being used in their stead.
Great harvest-lhrcshers used for
harvesting and threshing grain at
the same time have become
famous, but up to recently these
mammoth machines bavc neces
sarily been drawn by thirty teams
of horses or mules, or more.
Traction engines are now being
used in some places, but the most
recent development is the com
bination of gasoline and electric
power. One machine is pulled by
a traction engine hitched in front
of it. On this gasoline traction
is an electric generator which
produces electricity to operate a
motor on the harvester.
Had it e'er occurred to you
that th6 wOrid Is not running
very smoothly yet, after all the
centuries that man has been try
ing to adjust the machinery and
deaden the jars andf noise? One
can scarcely believe that the Af-
mighty made man in his own im
age, 6r that the work of creation
has yet been finished. The job
does riot seem to be complete
There is a lack of the peace and
harmony that owe would expect
in the products turned out by
cfeation's master workman, and
there are so many things going
crosswise arid crooked that one
looks in vain for rule or reason
why this or that is so. It seems
sometimes that old Mother
Nature gets cross and crabbed
and starts out to vent her spleen
upon poor mankind, and to visit
punishment upon whosoever may
fall within her reach. It may
all be accident, or it may all be
planned. We do not know, and
we can see only the side of the
picture next to us. Possibly the
explanation is on the other side,
and that sometime we may see
with other eyes and understand
Right now, however, ve may see
no silver lining to some of the
clouds that pass. Nature is for
ever making war upon mankind.
Today's papers tell us a sad
story of distress 'way over on
the other side of the world.
Japan is suffering from one of
the greatest volcanic upheavals
that has ever occurred since
man has inhabited the earth.
Thousands upon thousands of
people have been buried beneath
the fire and molten stone, and
cities and villages and entire
communities have disappeared
as if swallowed by the angry
earth beneath. The whole nation
stands trembling with fear and
awe, and those who would help
are held back by the hungry
flames and deadly fumes. It has
been a massacre such as only na-.
lure could be guilty of or could
commit. Men butcher each olhr,
but they tire and quit to rest.
Nature never tires In making war
on man. This new affliction up-
'n Japan is not the only one
from which she suffers. Some
nine millions of her population
are in starving condition because
f famine. Nature has withheld
ier harvest bounties, and the cry
for bread is heard around the
world. Why is all this distress
bunched and piled upon the back
of this small isiand people? Is
Huddha, is Brahma, is Moham
med, is Vishnu, is God mad? If
there be a silver lining to this
lark cloud that overshadows
po'or Japan, it may be found in
he world-wide sympathy that is
carrying cheer and hope across
he sea. Nature may be cross
and cruel and unrelenting, but
he heart of all rriankind is going
mt lo this stricken people, and
he world's granaries and purses
are opening up to supply their
needs. Possibly this is the silver
filing possibly this melting of
hearts into a heart big enough to
ove and befriend all mankind, is
he other side of the picture. Na
ure can be kind why should
she be cruel?
:o:
Representative Moon, who is
railing at civil service, may
thfnk he is shining; but of course
it is 6nly moonshine.
:o:
In that great state of Califor
nia it is estimated there are
100,000 workmen out of employ
ment, not counting the thou
sands who went there to get out
of work. ,
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Speaking about white slaves:
In 1G20 ninety young while girls,
and in the following year sixty
more were brought over from
England and sold to the settlers
in Virginia for wives. The price
was first 100, then 150 pounds of
tobacco, Worth three shillings
per pound, and a debt so con
tracted was made of greater dig
nity than any other.
Secretary of Stale Wait
thought for some time that he
was big enough to run' for gov
ernor, but now fie fs willing to
accept a renominatfon for the
posilin he now holds, and he is
going to have d hard job in do
ing that. There will be several
6andidates who will give him a
race for his money.
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Andrew Carnegie is now "a
poor man" from his point of view
He has given away $35,125,000,
and has only a measley little
$25,000,000 left with which lo
shpport himself and family. As
he is well advanced in years it is
possible that he may be able to
pull through on this amount, pro
vided he exercises proper
economy.
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If a man is active in public af
fairs, he is branded an am
bitious politician. If he isn't ac
tive, he is said to lack interest in
the welfare of the nation. A man
simply can't be satisfactory, and
rets along best by keeping his
mouth closed, devoting eight or
ten hours a day to business, be
ing polite, honest and the like,
and telling a few people now and
then to go to h 1.
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Don't be too hard on the bums.
This is a prelly hard world for
the ordinary man to make his
way through. With the ordinary
man a little bad luck, a spell of
sickness or any one of a dozen
things may involve him in debt,
throw him out of work or give
him such a selback that he can
not make good again. He be
comes a bum. The strife in this
world is intense. Those who fall
behind or lose their- "nerve" are
the bums. Fewer bums are born
than are made by modern con
ditions.
:o:
Is not Dr. Bitting somewhat
liazy in his mental picture of the
Monroe doctrine, .w hen he says it
is going to disappear with race
prejudice, because of stimulation
of immigration into South Ameri
can countries by the opening of
the Panama canal? There can
never come in South America any
greater mixture of races than we
already have in the United Slates,
yet this mixture is not destroy
ing the Monroe . doctrine, which
has nothing radical about it
whatever. End of the Mmiroe
loctrine will come when other
nations of the Western Hemis
phere become strong enough lo
maintain a Monroe doctrine of
heir own.
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Secretary Bryan will have to
revise his drinks. Representative
Barlholdt of Missouri told an
audience in St. Louis the other
night that he did not dare drink
grape juice. G rape juice, lie
said, "contains ( or 7 per cent of
alcohol. Beer contains from 3 to
i per cent. I prefer beer." (En
thusiastic cheers from the audi
ence). Adolphus Busch was once
asked in Germany if he lived in
St. Louis. "St. Louis," he said;
'Si. Louis? I believe that is a
suburb of the Anheuser-Busch
brewery." It is evident that
Barlholdt was putting an anchor
out lo the windward.
:o:
In spile of the fact that this
country has been visited by
strikes, drouths, Hoods, tornadoes
and disturbances of various sorts,
we have contributed more than
$18,000,000 last year lo foreign
missions and we did this at a cost
of about 8 per cent. The general
secretary of the movement wants
$50,000,600 a year for foreign
missions, and with this sum he
guarantees to convert all the
leathens and turn them into vot
ers at the polls, where they will
clamor for their rights and insist
hat they are not getting paid for
heir political services when their
party gels in power. What we
need is reform. As Gobbo says
in the Merchant of Venice, "This
making of Christians will raise
the price of pork."
PHOTO-DRAMA OF
WORLD'S CREATION
Formally Opened In Cleveland
by Pastor Russell.
GOD'S KINGDOM PICTURED.
Messiah Was to Be of David's Lineage
God's Typical Kingdom Overturned,
606 B. C. One Long Line of World
Empires "The Times of the Gen
tiles" Israel's "Seven Times" of
Chastisement The Two Periods Syn
chronous About to Expire Now.
The Fifth Universal Empire Jeru
salem and Messiah.
Cleveland, O.
Jan. 25. Pastor
Russell yesterday
afternoon In the
I. I. S. A. Temple,
corner of Prospect
and East 22nd
Street, personally
conducted the
opening exhibition
in this city of the
Photo - Drama of
Creation. This
Drama is acknowl
edged by art crit
(PASTOR. fcUSSELpj
ics to be by far the linest production
of moving pictures and slide3 ever pre
sented, and is to be shown, free to the
public, in all cities and lands through
out the world, under the auspices of
the International Bible Students Asso
ciation, of which Pastor Itussell is
President.
In New York City, in his new $r00,
000 Temple, two weeks ago. Tastor
Russell presented the Drama for the
first time to houses crowded from pit
to dome. Last Sunday in the famous
Music Hall In Cincinnati he personally
conducted the opening of the Photo-
Drama of Creation there.
The Photo-Drama of Creation is pro
duced in conjunction with remarkably
clear phonographic discourses, which
hare behind them the forty years of
Bible study by Xcw York's famous
Pastor. By some process never before
attained the phonographs used in this
production have been relieved of the
metallic sound altogether, thus pro
ducing the very finest oratorical ef
fects. It is the wonder today of talking-machine
dealers iu the metropolis.
The voice is resonant, clear, full and
restful, and audiences rarely detect it
as the voice of the ta Iking machine.
The exhibition is in three parts:
Tart I traces the creation of the
earth and of man. Its king then his
fall into sin and its death-punishment,
the first promises of complete deliver
ance from the penalty, and the Delugo
and its causes on to Moses' time.
Part II points" lis through the types
to Messiah, the great Emancipator of
the death-stricken race, and the world
wide blessings His soon-to-be estab
lished Kingdom will bring. It intro
duces us to the Heavenly Logos, who
became the man Christ Jesus. It also
shows and explains His sacrificial
work and His unwavering faithfulness
In fulfilling the prophecies concerning
Himself, and how His miracles pic
ture the restoration of mankind during
His Second presence and reign.
Part III. traces not only the suffer
ings of Christ, the Head, but also
those of the Church, His Body, prepar
atory to their exaltation and conse
quent glorious work of blessing the
non-elect for a thousand years "who
soever will."
Tastor Russell yesterday forenoon
discussed that feature of the Produc
tion of the rhoto-Drama that relates
to the overthrow of Israel's typical
kingdom and the foretold re-establislf-ment
of it at the end (now due) of the
"seven (symbolic) times" of chastise
ment at the bands of Ilim whose right
it is.
His text and discourse follow:
"Remove the diadem, and take off
the crown: this shall not be the same.
I will overturn, overturn, over
turn it until He come whose right it
Is; and I will give it unto Him." (Eze
klel 21:2G. 27.) He said.
Cod established the Jewish nation as
His representative nation, or kingdom.
In the world, wlth the understanding
that in some manner and at sometime
that nation would be the channel of
Divine blessing to all the families of
the earth. In harmony with the orig
inal Oath-bound Promise made to
Abraham. After a precarious existence
of nearly six centuries th star of Jew
ish Empire set. and has not risen
since.
The particular date at w'jjch the typ
ical Kingdom passed awiy is clearly
marked in the Scriptures. The solidity
of the Empire In the hano. of King
David, and his son. King Soiomon, was
lost in its division in the day of King
Solomon's successor. Nevertheless. In
harmony with the Divine prediction.
the royal line continued in the tribe of
Judah: as it is written. "The sceptre
shall not depart from Judah, nor a law
giver from between his feet, until bhl
loh come." Genesis 49:10.
The Lord's covenant with King Da
vid was that One from his seed should
be the great King over the more glori
ous Kingdom of God. when It should
be established. In other words. Mes
siah would be of David's lineage. The
royal family of David's line had a pre-
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carious course ior several tfmnura
after King Solomon's death until Zede-
kiah. the last king of Judah. Of him
the Divine declaration was. "And thou,
profane and wicked prince of Israel.
whose day is come when iniquity scan
tave ax end. Thus snlth the Lord God
Reniovo the diadem, and take off tbe
crown: this shall not be tbe same.
I will overturn, overturn, overturn It
and it shall be no more, until He come
whose right it is; ami I will give It
unto Him."
That statement was made Just prior
to Israel's captivity to Babylon. And
the crown and the scepter have been
overturned ever since, and win con
tinue so to be until Messiah nimsolf,
at Ills Second Advent, shall take the
Throne as the nntitypieal Son of Da
vld. No king of David's line has been
In power for even a moment since the
overthrow of King Zedekiah. True.
Israel had the Maccabean kings under
(entile suzerainty, and later thy had
the House of Herod. But neither of
these lines was of the House of David:
indeed, neither was Jewish at all. King
Zedekiah lost his crown in GOJ B. C:
and surely the kingdom has been well
described as "overturned, overturned'
and it is still overturned, because the
foreordained time has not yet com
although it Is near.
"Times of the Gentiles."
There were Gentile kingdoms In the
world long before Israel became a
monarchy. Yet God recognized only Is
rael and entered Into covenant rela
tlonshlp with no other nation. But as
poon as the verdict of our text was
given against Israel, to bold until Mes
siah's Reign, then Divine providence
recognized Gentile governments, al
though not in the same way In which
Israel had been recognized not as
kingdoms of God, but as kingdoms of
the Gentiles.
Aor were an oentlie nntlons recog
nized, but one great line of World
Empires of several dynasties which, so
to speak, were given temporary or
leasehold privileges covering the pe
riod of the overturning of Israel's
crown until the time for Messiah's
Kingdom. Indeed, In portraying these
kingdoms and their leases of power, it
is particularly shown that their domin
ion will terminate absolutely when
that of Messiah will U'gin.
Furthermore. Moses prophesied the
chastisement of Israel, and in symbolic
numbers told that It would last Seven
Times. (Leviticus 20:1S, 21, 24. 2X.)
The lease of Gentile Times, or years.
is likewise Seven Times. Both 1-ecan
to count at the same date. Hence loth
will terminate simultaneously. When
the lease of Gentile domination ends,
Messiah's Kingdom will by right leffln
its Relpn: and Israel, "Jacob." will be
associated with Messiah's Empire as
His earthly people Abraham, Isaac,
Jacob and the Prophets being made
princes In all the earth as promised.
The- Prophet Daniel's Foreview.
God through the Prophet Daniel sup
plies ns two pictures of the Seven
Times of Gentile domination of the
world. One of these pictures was giv
en by vision to King eDucnaunezzar,
who overthrew the crown of King
Zedekiah. Properly, it gives the world
ly view of Gentile governments. The
whole period was represented by a
glorious image, whose head was of
gold, his breast and his arms of silver.
his belly and his thighs of brass, hi
legs of Iron, his feet of Iron and clay
mixed. Given the tolntcf that Nebu
chadnezzar's kingdom represented the
head of gold, any school toy could
show that the next Universal Empire
was Medo-Persla, the third Greece and
the fourth Rome the feet represent
ing Rome ecclesiastical, with her
daughters dominating Europe today.
We cannot here go into details ex
cept to note that "in the days of these
kings" represented by the toes, the
God of Heaven promised to set up His
Kingdom Messiah's Kingdom. This is
symbolized as a stone cut out of a
mountain, which struck tbe image on
its feet and demolished it completely.
Then the stone tonic a great Moun
tain, or Kingdom, and filled the whole
earth Messiah's Empire. Dan. 231-43.
Pictured as Beastly.
The vision of Nebuchadnezzar repre
sented Gentile domination as gorgeous.
But when a vision was given to Daniel
himself It showed matters In a differ
ent light AH Gentile kingdoms to
him were pictured as beastly. Tbe
olden head of Nebuchadnezzar's vis-
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ion. picturing tne lianyionian i.mpire.
was represented as a ferocious Hon;
the Medo-rersian Empire as a bear;
the Grecian Empire as a leopard; and
the Roman Empire of the Caesars as a
nondescript, great and terrible beast.
ferocious and destructive, as the pages
of history corroborate.
In contrast with these Gentile gov
ernments, the coming Kingdom or
Messiah was represented as human.
One like unto the Son of Man" took
dominion under the. whole heavens, in
the name of God and as His Kingdom.
The beastly forms of government dis
appeared, but that of the Son of Man
endured accomplishing to the full the
Divine purposes. Daniel 7:1-11.
Where Are We Now?
As before suggested, the key to our
problem lies in the Seven Times the
period of Israel's chastisement and that
of Gentile lease of power. The meas
urement in both cases begins at the
time of King Zedckiah's dethronement,
S0G B. C. A Time Is one year; hence
the Seven Times are seven years yet
not literal years, but symbolic; and, as
God declared through the Prophet, and
fulfilled, each day is symlollc of a
year. (Ezekiel 4.U) Tbe year Is lunar
S(J0 days; hence each of the Seven
Times Is IMO years; and the Seven
Times equal 2320 years. Now noe
that these Seven Times are almost ex
pired; and hence Zionism Is the watch
word of all Jews who are trusting stiil
in the Divine promises.
Reckoning from the date of the de
thronement of King Zedekiah. we have
the date 1013 A I- This indicates thht
in 1913 Messiah's invisible, uplritin!
Kingdom will be in power. The lease
of power to the Geutiles will thn bav
expired, and Israel's disfavor wili'be at
an end. This fact Implies an awful
Thie of Trouble at flut tfaW, tore
told by the Trophet Daniel afid Try
our Lord. Daniel 12:1-
The great trouble of 1913 "af
'fic for all time, as My U PropDeC
(Psalm 43 ) There will b no ovn
war. Then the "princes- of Israel wtti
have dictatorial power. Nicked up by
the snu-ttmU Kingdom-Juet what tfc
world needs, but what It dar not
trust to any imperfect nun under tlw
present reign of Sin and Death
Jerusalem and Messiah,
The time has therefore come for t
message of Ialah 40:1, 2 to be gten to
Gods ancient people. Tbe time has
come for the fulfilment of the h!nt
ideals of Zionism! lie that MeasefTi
Israel ehnll be blessed of GV. 11
that cenrseth Israel shall be curwd of
God! Let us all encourage Got an
cient people to go up and pws thrfr
land, as Cyrus did in a figure !onr ago!
It Is mt our thought to encourage all
Jews to return to Palestine. Many of
hem are better off where they are at
present- Ouly thowe who have faith ta
the precious promises do we encourage
to go now. Gradnally tfxlr nmbn
will increase, as faith In the promts
of God returns to the Jewish heart.
But there is a work la which every
Jew should have a share. If faTorabfy
situated, and unready to go persona Hy.
they should go by proxy-they sfjoall
pot plenty of money Into the hand of
the Zionist Manarer at Jerusalem. He
should bo enabled to asyM rrery
worthy son of Abraham fieetng from
Russian persecution. He shonUI be
prepared to advance money to every
settler to purchase every ft of Isn-1
In Palestine that Is offered for sale. He
should be enabled to supply all wit
tools, etc. He should have a fre hsnd
to do exploits In the came of God and
of His Chosen People.
Zionism will prosper, whether or rot.
Messiah's Klncdom wl.l be set np. But
who will have the honor of having
manifested his faith by his works an-1
by his money? The lore of money Is
a root of all evil amongst all perb.
and the Jew has not escape.! it. Botn
Jews and Christian need the exhor
tation not to worship the Golden Olf.
but the true God. I ran thus reprove
and exhort Jew, Gentile and Christian
the more fre-ly bemuse It I well
known that I never solicit money for
myself or the work entrusted to me
by the Lord not even Chnr-h collec
tions not even Insinuations that mon
ey is scarce and desirable. I do, how
ever, exhort Jews In prosperous etr
cumstanees to Lless their own hearts
by helping their own countrymen to
fulfil the holy prophecies-
God's Great Kingdom at Hand.
The fault of Christendom has been
the rejection of the Divine Plan anl
the acceptance Instead of a human
plan of salvation. The Church. It was
asserted, was to convert the world fr
Jesus and present It t- Him as a tro
phy. Alas, we have not been able fo
convert ourselves, which Is the partic
ular work tho Master gave u to do!
Greater humility wouM have shown us
our folly long ago.
ll through the Old Testament God's
promises abound, telling all who have
ears to bear of the rlorlotw Refn of
Messiah and of the success of His
Kingdom that the result shall be thst
every knee shall bow and every
tongue confess, to the glory of GoT;
that "the eyes of the blind shall be
opened and the ears of the deaf shall
be nnstopped."
We remember the prophecies which
picture earthly governments and show
us their termination anl the establish
ment of the Kingdom of Heaven on
their ruins. We remember the Jubilee
picture repented by the Isrsellr- every
fiftieth year, proclaiming liberty and
restoration of property for the peo
ple and typifying restitution of arr tSst
has been lost thronch stn and that 1
to be restored through Messiah King
dom. Bible students are more and more
coming to see that the Gospel Age is
the time In which Meia Is selecting
rrom amongst men a saintly class, and
is proving and testing their loyalty to
God and to righteousness. The are
to be Messiah's nl.tft rrts -the Bride,
the Lamb's Wife." Bible student all
know that the New Testament abound
wun reference to the Kingdom. Near
ly all the parables that our Lord rare
were In Illustration of something con
nected with the Kingdom or wfth the
class being called out of the world to
Inherit the spiritual KJnedom as Jolnt
hefrs with Messiah. AH sorh know,
too, that the Great Teacher proel i mei
that Kingdom, and taught His follow
ers to pray for It. "Thy Kinff-!..m rome;
Thy wm be done on earth, as it Is Tn
In Heaven.'
Bible students all know that the
Apostles referred to that Kingdom and
pointed the Church to it establish
ment for the realisation of br rvr-
the time when the Marriage of the
Lamb will take plae,i;e tlm wbn
Cod's New I-nw Covenant wfrh I.raef
will go Into effect-the time trhn He
who scattered I.raet wlTl also fhej
them, and when the Law will r- forth
from Mount Zion. the Cete,rj kj
dom. and the Word of the Lord fn
Jerusalem, the capital of lh, J
princes Milan's KInrd..n,
that t nee. Is. I Un establishment a
the Scriptures fleclare. -. dJ J?
all nations slml! come." nt,,t
The Scripture teach that Cuy,
Kingdom t, not only hl, tl
the SS1 y 5 th, nVd
the tomb, a id to rtv a!1 of Aa
rice a full opportunity for ,Va
I! e everInMlng-or ,,th , la
Mble nasnre u, lnat entmlTj hj
from Messiah. la ,l!rt f ,
reived fro: Father Ad.un. for Mt erf
through Thus Iaon;e thi rl
ens titles vt 3Ies,iab Vd 5
the ProrLets i, thnt of "tie EerUs
In Father."-Tjaj, 8 c' er-"
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