The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02 00:00:00

.wili and love for the Lox

.shout the whole of tl
"wed by tl

that it. rould not be s.hown, thrun
gosp:l,, that the InagjEtrates _ ever

for there Avere in those 4a
present. There were tneu who refused to pay tithes, and
wha.ron*equently, according
.io the law, robbed God of
that which was due to his .ehurch. ;But, he woidil ask,
*hat was tj Punishment itl4icted in.tbose days .on those
who did ? Wiley knew what it avuld!bexinder the present
dispensation. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) They knew that
in England and Scotland if a man refused,to pay. his,tithe,
the authority of the soldier or the .policaman would be

rec!us4tAs as well .as

brought into operation to bring the exuctien froni him
and that the reeosaut's goods cud .ebattc-.ls would be sok
under the penal enactments, which the State had createe
ter the lupport of 4he Church. Let them ,examihe' the

and informffiemselves how Lion. acted under cu
cuttastauces almost eithilar. They knew that ;when the
TcnOe was built, the Lord connoanden4 the people to to
npto Ac mountain, and bring wood and build the house ;

this command, ns given

ugh the Prophet Ha,

were
was th,

Ye )poked for much,
ime to little ; and when you brought it

c!did blow upou it (nottiie magistrate.)Why ? saith the
Lord of Hosts. Because of my house which is waste, And
we run every man into his own house. Therefore the

stayed from her fruit. And I called for. a - drought upon
the land, . and -upon. the mountains, and upon the corn,
and upon the new wine, and upon the oil, and upon that
which the ground bringeth forth, and upon men, and
,7110::Isit his tle
friend was
,encdirTon,lw labour of all the hands." That
desirous 01 having the chapter and
verse, taken from the Ist chapter, 9th, Nth, and 11th
versos. • • (Hear, bar, and laughter.) In the 3rd of
Malaghi, verses the ist4 and 9th, they had.another instance
of the nature of the pitipslFrient whieli the Lord inflicted
for Au infringement 0' 49 imre 14 til4.• reßpeti ap4 be,

(Cantiou6l cheers.)
coot)), the tetuple was built by voluntary (.
Mat was what bad passed away—it
system that. was spared—it was the tithe system I;ir tl
',support of that I,iyrtlignpue system which still youlair
(Immense cheers.) Aly.dissenting fellow Christiw-
therev. gentlemen, for4•Elesire to treat you as sue.
have gueccedcd in drawing your attention back :t

say, my brat}
's contain pri

study M

the Ohl I atia thankful—l
can coincide with, •hope 7 may •
titan, that: the Ohl 'Testament do(

)finding on nil our ~eons,
Gentleman proceeded

Is, said
WI
tin'
k-

but he,lmd r.

the prophets. VG

tielad read about the doiapprobation of God age
people, for nut contributing to the:temple service,
to time ,vriten the civil magisyntelta.d not the n

that

enforce:payment of tithes, ande_ the,refere the wht.
quotation: from Haggai and Malachi were totally
vane to the - question. (Choers) 11.1tre was reitt
of whtat he thought he haul answered on the former
lion;
j_but ited b
his
his
pponeit.
aillweorhat.lin been ti
of attention ot
(Cheer,.
ihould be glad to; have an answer to his rep,
Mr. Miall, to produce to him one single passa
Bible to pkove that.the synagogue system had
Instead of that, be'had falien into the Rom,.
taking the temple service as a type of the preseit.
Pensation. There-was indeed the anti-type of the tempic
.--." ! hut thet,was!tin heaven, not on earth. (Cheers.)
—.Li .by Iliamponent that the temple service

awn demand on

t dis-

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