Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-11
REVIEW
OfA.6errnon Preached by pr. Va,
bath Evenin1. Dec. %, 1900.
No. 8.

der6d, God in his Bible says--for we giyo'
the force Of the original-''It 1.-THE death)
shall surely be area9ed '--or "by areagin0
il shall be arnged." ("Nahom enakam. J
This word differs from the word which
signifies to fine, as capital punishment diff
hrs from any other legal penalty. That
vengeance, avenging, &C., are used in refer
ence to taking life, and not imprisonment or
fne, will appear by references to connec-
sions in which the word (Nahon)is found.
The following are examples Of the II'e
tsdge of the term Gen. lV. "a. III Cain
shall be drenged" d"-killed. josh, X, 10.
''The sun stood still until the people had
qrosgsd themselves slain their enemies.
Judges. XVI. "Sampson said Yet will |
be arenqed Of you''-by Staying them
Judges, XVI. 2S. And Sampson called and
said that Imay be at once duenged Ndkdn,)
Of the Phillistines for my two eye" s"--aven-
god by their death. See also Sam, XIV.
n, XVIII. 25, XIV. 81, 2 Sam. ~. s.
That areaging for the crime. of murder was
the taking Of the life Of the murderer is
evident further from the express statute in
shall surely be put to death" Lev. XIV,
for the life of murderer which is guilty of
Nun. XXXV. 81. To take vengeance upon
q murderer, in the Bible sense, Is always to
take his life There is no discretion left to
the Judges That discretion, in the case
Of the master killing his servant is an in
yention for the benefit Of slavery. IL is
kindred spirit to that other invention Of sep
aration of husband and wife for the benefit
Of the institution for whose interest and at
whose bchest all hcaven-ordained institu-
tions must bow
The meaning Of this tnooted passage is
plsin enough to every intelligent Bible read
q, who has not previously made up his mind
to defend slavery at all hazards. Upon such
characters all reasoning is lost. They, like
the faithful son Of holy mother, are satisfied
with the DIRT of some Pro-Slavery priest,
or with an idiomntic phrase, or the mere
sound Of isolated terms. The priest says,
"This h my body, "---and transubstantia-
tion is proved. 'aThis (the cup) is my
blood and the doctrine is confirmed. =
Just 40 with Slavery. And here, in this
"ris,o" Of the Bishops, under considera-
ton, swe -hapa, in the close Of the verses, a
case in point. We read" for he Is his
money. ;" From which it is assumed that
the master has not only pecuniary interest
in the services of the servant, as among us,
Az. ,,,..tar. of o,,,,nnt;aoa H. T.. AZ = l.
Snr IN ,ho, - tb bappoS p,a,Sa J hod,, ~ .h ' ao,l "a
.u sn;r;, ;s ,ha tnV oo.mai hnu, % az smo o, nou,
&c liz master w That Tho a ,nasier @ P,s't9 liz y
the body and mind of the servant is supe-
rior 70 the servants title and eptiagu,shes
it Not only that the servants uorth money
TO his master, but that he is an article Of
property in such q sense that he has no
ri0]kf0 hiniself Let this principle Of inter-
icose and there Z % nm enS u 10 roaso,;nn u ;u"oo
TT2r~ ~. ,,ja;.I, ,r,,i,sa u ovJ 4 a.
ans Pcn;sb or Pm Sfoverv doano % !, nrovaJ i'
ncnstter how ABSURD how rsuoi,;,pp pS'h' ~ he''
nsv>sI~s,s sI,;os ho, S oo,...t. ~ a. H.
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- ss.nsct;ors af ~ S tSe ds,,h'nouaI.n ,r c.,
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sSfk mo,sl nr;nc;rle or bas;s mrnn hh;;i, gh;cj,,
~ sd;v;ns ensct,nspt stands,~marn d. ur ,nada ;, IL
tho jr,.re ~ h;s Traa ator-Dwo raa, ,souaar ~,
A. tba sydec;tu ~ ~ docr,a that Tho nanl
sitvto rhs ;nA;cted mon n dal;hornte p"d p"nd
vi|iH,i n,,rdcrcr shcnId he crmm;tted tc
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can scco,,nt f,r this andSc;tv but tLe as,
sumed swnremscu NJ Slavery over all laS;aIo.
s;cn md }pw' d;y;na anJ human ~ Whit
Arm Tesycn or on e,rth cam stand hofrs,
tSis in~cernautY II rails H. ~ nondorous s
whseis ovsr "il tbs GodI Ia;yen % and VGu.ou GoJou
rc;ntsJ reia t;nrs nd IN ,,rt;ons
h ~ ssrth % W.rr;ane a + H. snor. '' 4, n,1a
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