The New York herald., 1846-01-14

IL TIE SQUIRE q their aufhorisy H. tsss hey the
e.sss Goa ~. sosasssss ss" 20 s.ssa -. and having
commanded them 70 tssca we are bound 10 listen 70
them eu, y, N. suPrs.. ,ass ess q these apostles
triDss which he 10 tssch and Impressed
with the cen.lsien shss he ire- God then
but ~ coming from has Divius N.st~r we ere all
anxious 10 obey hir-,o asse ssSl.nsA IA that 10
trinity and al the other remaining prncls, of chrs
uznity All n - doctrines. we ssy, are e-.utaL But
tskes his place ard tells ne TIA, slma he uni
~ OF God, but 90 the trinity. my s'ery th.,
nil H. but the lrs ,s ms as shs ahoaxh there i uny
also trinity and the second tells Us there
such ihog-con:~qa-n'iy. We are not esani 70 ess,.
viii rise and state some dssgreemens about the
sacramento What would be impfsssions. % the
ssSsmsa ~ ii.,ss ~ 10 them WS.ia we not tell issm
that they we're mrousrs snf would We not dsn zni o.
then are you 20 blame IL You lock into the language
OF the Scriptures you vii nod the epithst used to-
wards the Apostles. that ihsy are Witnesses wii 20.
discuss the character OF wn<ssrs in his assembly bot
In courts Of justice, witness VII contradict
the other, will you not brand i,sfi And ~ the
not call them mpostof Thsreore the necessity Of
unity. But II not the intention Of savior ths,
all mankind and II they fathui their mission and
there should be discrepancies among them the respoa
this is impossible " would be bissphsmy 10 suppose
that he would be guilty OF this. The Apostles must De
il 10 clear that there must be perfect unity them
Again. how can there be any variation the part Of the
Apostles as teachers, or on the part Of m.nkind, -
they taught, when they bsund teach ali that tssy
were taught IL Is clear then the teachers and the
taught be indivlbiy united A Ia clear that there
must bo aniiy in government What Is the charseter
Of the taught Is i not that they are uoasr
day that Christianity established the first believers
were called he disciples OF the apostles But The doc
,rne 2. UNITY 2, government VIII isqo,rs NOR
the intention Of the divine saviour that there should be
unity Of government. well unity Of docsrine and
tho disciples not united them, Is clear sns es
dsnt that there can be no unity the part these
who are bound to obey them Does not our divine s.-
OF ono pasori And there be unity, there must
be difference; and fthere he difference that unity must
be destroyed and the object Of the Saviour
Again, our vino Saviour IL solcitous for unity
among his disciples that he does not hesitate to that
it shall se the grand characteristics Of divine mission
(Dr. Ryder here quoted IRON the scripures) II may
be alowedto assume tho character OF nhdei would
by pointng to this want Of unity among Christians
woul say that Of cannot be the true Mes
siah because he were he would have body Of FOL.
own arguments by that unity by which he Is 10 he
judged Now ask you my Chr istian brethren are you
all uited in the same doctrines DO you ell believe In
the same sacraments-the attributes OF the
Godhead the necessity Of the Interchangeable sys-
If you tell that you all Christians because you
adore Christ that not enough because there Is
you all united in the docrinea Of Christianity n pc
rambulste your city Will receive answer. Hete in
your Broadway see one system and another, and ano-
ther, and yet another all differing from each other IN
point or alrine, yet all assuming be Chris-
ans Has then sus Of Nazareth, giyen to acct one
form Of Christ ard to anothera different one Has
he told the Ep palians that there must bo Episcopal
authority for tho government Of mankind and the re-
the true Messiah because he said that there must be uni
~ in his church say is impossible that il can be
feet accord in the same system Of belief We know
such variety Read the Acts Of the Apostles where 5000
the s 9 o
an one apostle was to them the same as the other II
a. Of thing: which does glory to God because
system OF faith to day and another tomorrow, we cannot
admit b. sn SyiGy No more orr there be ira
can only come ON him. Hero it il that can under
stand the language Of 81 Paul in his ePstle TO the Cal
lasions-"Now let me tell you, that II myself were to
teach you another doctrine b. from your
midst Nay moro. il angel from Heaven preach any
ed unto you, let him be auathematised.D Now, what
Paul here speaks OF Is the gospel tho gospel which was
"se IL Is tho gospel which ST. Paul would not allow
himself to controvet that neither man nor angel
should be permitted to preach ano,her doctrine
be said that Of all these different sects grand union
would be formed and that the intention to have IL
so 10 commanding the apostle: to teach all nations But
God expressly declares that this system Of things shall
continue for all time, because our divine Saviour
pledges himself that he will abide with il for
ever and ever. - Go, teach all nations, baptixing
,hem in tho name of the Father, and Of the Son.
and Of the Holy Ghost, and | will be with you
on Of the SAVIOUR s land the gates Of hell shall not pre-
vail against you.' No matter what may be its viciss
tudes still must be triumphant, and cannot sup
pose for minute that blessed Saviour would be
aithless to his promise Remember he said in the be-
ginning that all power in Heaven and earth given to
him, and no matter what prosecutions the church may
suffer- he is pledged to it. tmay be said that Chrsan
ty has undergone changes and that became so corrupt
| as to need reform Now do you speak Of
ruption Of morals, or of faith and doctrnel II you
speak Of doctrine, 1t would call in question the
pledges Of Saviour Why Because his pledges
would be frustrated. lie pledged himself to be
with his apoa,ies to the end Of timo. How can you
| where find security that they aching by
apostolic authority you tell me that you can find by
the scriptures will tell you that don't believe what
you say Now why that there sa discrepancy in reli
gon7 Just has intrenched upon that
which God established Because have substituted for
tho oral gospel written which not intended for
ed through hearing II is through the medium Of hsar
ing that receive the word of God There IL allu
sion at oil to any written system Of Christianity
there any obligation on the apostles to write. Nay,
among twelve apostles there were only two-the rest
Disciples therefore IL s evident the reading OF the
scriptures essential to the salvation Of mankind
These most interesting truths and are worthy OF all
attention
Varieties.
| We learn with extreme pleasure, says the Frank
lin Panfers Of the 2th ul that the FROST which
proved disastrous the in other sections OF tho
State has not been severely felt in this parish as
sugar crop Of the parish for the present year.
with Wow Of drawing mp comparative statement Tor
the last threo yearsand ind, in every instance
u hs Of the 1ns
of the most advantageous positions in the State for
the sugar business by far better navigation
than any othsr parish in Western Loui.ian, he: great
10 inexhanstible, and resources constantly