New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

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"a nd B-ihg INDIES rio, ~ Pms "a
zoe,uaerf and t wa- v1rhy IF Petgr ,-s D.
n 10 Ano.iole bard 20 arP-'ir and co-l 'e y 80.
d. Son ofC-d WHAT diI b. neaa' simply III,
afircr psc~. ID ministry an piesilood 80 ae7o'n'hia 'l
9ee-s Of order claim. Or having sat % s., ~
fhe opaooracy whisl a0ws from 2 u vine A--I2r a
Hin epscopeey j. iufnfe is u n risht II 3 Is
according 20 me attribute f,he Divine i1re er-e sd
In II hmfa nature for III purpose OF acc mp lls
end Of The Incarnation ~ 0tier epis-0pary BE- derived
ffoIn that AM hos s', derived Christ Wh''i trlnE
The ;ei tuGe q ep roTacy IN his own ch1a - %
Gated Il first . his Apostle nn1 ordained tis- they
should have the favor and the right a. the wants y
he Church required o communicable 20 oLerPartes ali
10 leave ~ their tho same favor al ri-n'
Of communication after their death He dd no; part win
qiscoTacy because he communicated . nor IA my
When they imposed upon lew Apostle iee BORIS r s'
emn eCrstion part with any portion OF H. Inc ,n',
crator loses 81 he portion Il the ep'coPacy Wain
il hsyet how can say por.oH l. foEs fr5n-' hri,
be- rrted 70 rar-ake Of H. bu il /. itself indivsbe il
may be extended 10 The ends Of the earn a. the vans %
God people require butt Is not tiuin shel ira"A i %
rncde les By ifs extension On day IKE THIS u ny q III
imprl 20 cas; look back ~ the crn.S nc oi 'l5
orig and primitive divine charter %. TIE Christian ana
Csftoc Church II would in the tarEne. % our oFn
lirht Il 80 vel even II IL be bui taper, az az
tie sun which Eliminates OF Every one IN the ea
familiar with Scrtrral Hstorv the correPonien.a IN
II of Ecclesiastical History the traditions 81 or Calrch
ard her usages 'ss Displayed here 20 day viii know
that orr Divine Savior from among h.s disciples
at large selected certain number that wee yet m'se
near t. him than the lttuie ana tAft Noi mos
he cl ore twelve Apostles. il mself was an Apostle n
was IL may spca Ak. in the hrf taHoncf, 81 Apostle
Of be Church # Jeruraem but with cons lIenees OF
that Apos.olatc Of the whole world and Of Oh generations
He was O Bishop. lie an Apostle for "AQ'.tle'
means " ono sent aud y0u al know what emphasis lie
laid on His Divine Mission. But sent by whom
BY poron having no authority z No lis
Eternal Father sent him. with authority and 50 Tie select
ed TIC Twelve and sent them, ~ He had Himself been
rent He ercals q their power o. # His own and some
rrrrr tfH til
sbould6O How could this be unless he extended - hem
through election and communicate thai true ana undi
vide eIiscoIacy which lie Apostle s. Peter and none
the otl6s as 80 briefly hut folly and comprahenaivey
dcscrbed In tho frat instance, the twelve were all il
with this difference that every inspired writer begins with
D. name If Peter. and an thing IS o. be SAIL Peter
al,rav srcrks IN he name Of fhe rest Bl inter
nuui ting a. them uu,e3y communication il BIZ ovA
slscorscv and Apos.loship Ho then extended si.a.
Pefsr rsvs Singular and personal which he hai not
before co red nor dii he aerward confer on the ols
he did not however. Himself a,comI-h the
fullnoss ff ! may term IT,, Of this Office Before the
Ascension, be spoke OF TIE ne esy OF aendag 10 the
Apostles the Comforter or Paracete who should bring to
ner minds all things req istg lie tod Ia "a 10 rsm7s;
ard from the Ascension 20 the day OF Pentecos W. may
look upon those Apostle % use tenn which We nov
employ Bishops Elect Tie descent on them 0i the
Hoig Ghost in tie visible form Of fiery tongue was r.
quicd when The Holy Ghost so descended. then they
consocrated, and then wa given 20 them the power
to communicate to thor successors the same spirit com
muuicaled 10 them by God in this cxtraor linar manner
Tic limits Of ny time win no, permt ul develp .nent
Of al that Uress nts Itself he subject Suffice IL to say
among The Twelve, Cht had chosen one Judas; though
chosen by Christ Juda fell and after Christ had ascend
cd into heaven. the apostles Immediately fit it their
gatye 90 select and conse 1ie one in stead n the
faen Apostle Peter Of course takes he lead be presents
the subject confirms The choice and Matthias becomes
ore of the Apostle. Aterwai by an extraordinary
cation Saul the pers.cuOr, j. vCtakeu by le Divine
raised up by the hand Of God and constituted an Apostle
al Apostle be il observed not a au ili ndeu, charic
ter rot uncOnntcttd with the corporation bat par.
iaker Of the same power power ae-ted by tho perform
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