Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-27

laws oil the mind as Christ taught them.
How to destroy enemies had been kept
secret from the foundation of the world,
until Christ revealed ii. They had taught
that clubs and swords would destroy enc
mics, and had made the earth a great
slaughter-yard; bur they only killed their
enemies bodies, while the spirit of enmi,y
descended 10 their offspring, TO rage with
increasedRigor. But Christ taught how 10
consume them both root and branch. Il
was by being thorough in leading them
through the fire Of love. But am told that
this method of destroying enemies will not
always prove successful. Since Christ and
the apostles were put to death by The sects
of the day, and since every reform from the
days of Christ Until now has met with severe
prosecutions from the sects Of the day,
am obliged TO admit that oigoted sectarians
land priests may have 10 be led through the
fire of love seven times, and am not posi-
tive but il the dross of some Of them were
all consumed there would be nothing left.
But not so with the poor, despised publican;
be is easily touched with the finger of love.
A. D. Low appears to think it is very
Improbable whether anything can be proved
|, to me, except what choose 10 believe and
agrees with my creed. As my creed is
nothing more or less than truth itself, and
choose to believe nothing but The ruth, I
think so too. am glad if we think alike
about one thing. Ihope hewill not try to
palm his errors on to me again. .
He thinks | did not answer his most
important arguments" As / was ina hur
nv when. wrote, it is possible that did
overlook some things that I should have
noticed. Still designed 10 notice all that
1 considered to the point and worthy Of
notice. II his most importan; arguments
consist in Islander, he may no, be disappoint-
| ed il do not notice them. His attemp, to
/ blend lhelaw circumcision and the Levitt
| ical priesthood. which are but types, with
| the law o. God, proved nothing for or against;
| therefore did not reply to it. have since
stated my views in relation to this matter.
| When ask him 10 introduce bis proof re-
lating to subject that he introduced him
SELF he refuses, saying i. is not relevant to
The point. really wish l knew how much
of his argument he does consider as being
10 the point, SO that might know how 10
answer those parts Of it. FL
He complains that ! misrep'esent his
statements. ! designed no such thing. But
as he was both sides Of the hedge, some
times arguing that Moses was infallib'e and
4 equal with Christ, and sometimes otherwise
II confess did not know how TO take him
i Ii was for this very reason that requested
him to commit himself somewhere. HI
has reminded US that the wise shall under
stand. IL SO, I hope be will get SO as Il
! understand himself before he attempts Il
write again. Our friend appears TO mani
fest much sorrow because was no more
, lproGled by what be wrote. | used all th.
/, ingenuity that chemist could to analyz
:. il and be pro6'ed, bat must confess tha
: though love honey exceedingly, Il am dis
E gusted by sucking it through quill iron
: The skull Of toad. .s.c7
> He seems to be very eager in courtin
! public opinion. This scorn to do, as
' value truth far above il. If the public wi
. lbui receive the truth shall be doublY pal
a for all nay efforts, lei them think Of me a
q they will. advance sentiments that
" know are unpopnlar-not for my own int
est, but for the good Of others. expe,
If bigoted sectarians will oppose me. A. [
/ Low thinks did not meet him as Chri
A. and the apostles would have done. Chi
i says, Ye are Of your father the devil, ar
. the lus,s Of your father ye will c" T!
ID Apostle says to Ananias the high prize:
: I" God shall smi,e thee, thou whited wall
% Did use palmer language than this ?
!, the many questions that have put 10 A.
i L., / believe he has not given me one def
- lie answer. Who would not delight
:, holding correspondence with such maj
i If he has ANYTHING TO say for the benefit
!, any one, should rejoice 10 hear it.
IL ]. A. SPEAR.
X SLAyERYIN THE CHURcH.-Where
he il is slandsrously said, that abolltioni
- are seeking to overthrow the ChHrche
ar Resolved, therefore. That, whist ,
= affirm. that our only object is 10 overtnrc
$. slavery. we nevertheless admit, that 0
!" warfare against slavery is unconditiog
IA and unrelenting; and that we pursue !
Tot 4monster Ia siay him. whether he be- La