Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-04


other two came to sodom, and talked
with Lot and warned him of the doomed
cities. They urged him to flee with his
family. The men laid hold of his hand
and upon the hand Of his wife, and upon
the hands OF his daughters, saying. "es-
cape for thy life; look not behind; es-
cape TO the mountains, lest thou be con
sumod."
Here are men talking with Abraham
and Lot.
Josh v. 10: And It came to pass. when
Joshua was BY Jericho, that he lifted up
his Dyes, and behold. there stood a man
over against him.. He said he was esp
tain Of the Lords host.
Judges xiii, s: And the angel of the
Lord appeared unto the Then
the woman came and told her husband q
man of God came unto me. 1 asked him
not whence he was; neither told me bis
name. Then ManOsh entreatsd the Lord,
and said, o Lord, let the man of God
which thou didst send come again unto
US And God hearkened to the voice OF
MsnOah, and the angel of God came again
unto the woman as she sat in the field
but Manosh, her husband, was not with
her, And the woman made haste, and
ran and showed her husband, and said
unto him, Behold, the man hath appeared
10 me that came unto me the other day.
And Manosh arose and went after his
wife and came to the man and said unto
him, Art thou the man hat spakest unto
this woman? and he said, l am.
If this mans testimony is true, he was
a man who talked with the parties.
1 Sam. xviii, 3: Nov Samuel WIS
dead, and all Israel had lamented him,
and buried him. Then said the woman,
Whom shall I bring up unto thee2 And
he said, Bring me up Samuel. And when
the Oms saw Samuel, Saul asked, What
form is he Of? and she said, An old man
cOmeth up, and he is covered with a man.
tie. Aud Saul perceived that It was Sam
uel, and he stopped with his face to the
ground, and bowed himself. And Samuel
said to Saul, Why hast thou disqui6ted
me, to bring me uD?"
Notice prophecy tomorrow, etc.-cteGT,
i-HdiSpUtdbLe, identical Samuel, who had
anOinted him King oil Israel.
We pass IN to the Prophetic dispense
ton.
Eek. TX, 2: Aud, behold, six men came
from the way of the higher gate, and one
man among them was clothed with linen;
and he called to the man clothed with
linen. And the Lord said unto him,
Go though the midst of the city,
through the midst OF Jerusalem. And,
behold, the man clothed with the linen,
which had the inkhOrn by his side, re-
ported the matter, saying, l have done as
thou hast commanded me.
Dan. viii. 10: Then I heard one saint
/ speaking, and another saint said untOthst
certain saint which spske, How long
shall the vision concerning the daily sac
rihce2 ETC.. And / heard q mans voice
between the banks of Ulsi, which called
and said, Gabriel, make this man to IN
derstsnd the vision.
Dan. TX. 81: Yea, while I was yet
speaking In prayer, ven the man
Gabriel, whom I mad seen in the vision.
Chapter K. 3; Then 1 lifted up mine eyes
and looked, and behold a certain man
clothed in linen. A hand touched me. A
man clothed in linen. 1 heard the man
clothed in linen, etc.
Zseh. l.. 8: 1 saw by night, and behold
a man riding uPOn a red horse. Then said
l, o my lord, what are these? And the
angel that talked with me said unto me, /
will show thee what these be. And the
man that stood among the myrtle trees
answered and said, These are they whom
the Lord hath sent to walk TO and fro
through the earth. Chapter 2: I lifted
up mine eyes again, and looked, and
behold a man with 3 measuring line
in his hand. And, behold, the angel that
talked with NE went forth, and another
angel went out to meet him, and said IN.
TO him, Run, speak to the young man.
We might have noticed many other pas
sages of Scripture to the same point, but
we think q sufficient number have been
given, even If there were no others to de-
monstrate the affirmative of the PROPOSE
ton under every dispsnsation of the Old
Testament. ! shall wait to see what dis
position my friend will make OF these
cases.