St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
Ina Judges

y acknowledgements.
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We have some respect for MI. Parker q
q mau aud = scholar, but his theology was
horrible; he was blind leader of the Blind,
having stuck out the central sun & Gfe,s
he passed sxay, keanothar in6del, taking.
q leap into the dark. A man who un-
throned the Lord Jesus Christ, could sure-g
ly have Had no very bright hopes of enter
ing his kingdom. Parker dashed out the
starry armament, and doubtless sunk in an
ocean 1t Such men Us he arc not:
safe guides, TO- stollow.-Lak Cry Itbune
and State jNe,es,az, g nj 4gjo s,atos ac4 .ss&
when; the Son of'man shall come in,hi glory,
and al the holy angels with him, then shall he
sit upon the throne Qf biz glory and before
separateithe enc from smother, - 4: shsp lerd
dividSth lii sheep from Tho goats; and he shall
set the sheep on his right hand, but tho goats
on the left. Then shall the King say unto them
on his right hand, Gene, ye blessed Of my "a.
Their, inherit the kingdom prepared for you
frsm the foundation Of the world For Was .
hungered, and ye gave me meat I was thirs-
ty, and ye gave mo drink I was . stranger,
and ~ took me in: naked, and ye' clothed me:
I was sick, and ye visited me I Was in prison,
and ye came unto me. Then shall the right.
eous answer him, saying, Lord, when saw We
thee hungered. and fed thee or thirsty, and
gave thes drink I When sew.we thee = stran:
Ger, and took thee in Of naked, and clothed
and came unto thee ! And the King shall an
swer and say unto them, Verify 7 Say unto You,
Inasmuch as 70 have, done it unto one Of the
least Of these my brethren, 70 have done It un-
to me. Mat. XIV, 31-.A. -,,,.f ~. 49,. g,t.<l
Then arose the editors Of the Lake City
Tribune and State Ne'os, saying !
Behold, this. Judge who stitch on the
throne Of His glory, belongs to the District
Court: .: We have taken our place upon the
Supreme Bench !; and command that these
prisoners be brought before ue; for il is
our congenial work to W. s>E:se - inn !
IDEAL damnation round the land,,"'g ~ i
e With liberal and unspairing hand. ,
=. This Judge in the, lower Cont, his as
sumed to judge Of faith By, the works.
that the dgn of descipleship is love to the
brethren-that he belongs to the kingdom
Of heaven who doeth the will Of tho Father
who is in heayen-tha the best evidence
Of belief in. the Mission of the Savior; is .
life spent in imitation Of His; whereas it
has been decreed' by them Of old time,
that doing is Of the devil, and saying the
only way Of salvation. ,oHis examination
was partial and nothing to the point; for
there was not one word about believing.
Forms Il and ceremonies were, not men
toned. He did not once say Chow do
you feel my b1othere' or "what did you
say., ;,,,. ]: D |. ~, ~ a5!. =. >. . .
Come then, yeof the righthand! Were
ye baptised?"< Then they of the right
hand looked sorrowfally upon these august
Judges and visit not what they said
W'1hereuipe'o'' The Judges said unto 'thoml,'
Eye have blotted out the starry armament,
go 70 therefore into an ocean Of darkness"
when the newlyjudgedo smiled sorrowfal-
y upon thejudges on the pivot chairs, aud
Went--into the kingdom prepared for them
from tha foundation III the world Aman.
and2ftom all volunteer pedlars in eternal
Good Lord; deliver syo~ 81 q