Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-31
1sss-ENIT HE'LL.

nsr whom ne came TO save, has bee
tortured by a prospect Of o~verlastin
damnition. His Father. the great Go,
Of tie Universe. has been rsprsssuts,
a. = Being 81 infinite love. and yet W,
have been told that this Creator, VIII,
brought US into existence, has doome,
US in advance to everlasting tormsnts O.
everlasting bliss. For call il fatalism
or what YOU will. the fact remains tina
mans nature, for good or evil. is born
With him. 1t is unaltsrable at his will
Parents transmit to their offspring evi
ineinaiions a. they transmit diseases
and We have been taught for nsarls
l.9oO years that these hereditary sios
are to bs atonsd for BY an eternity OF
Psnanes.
In Westminster Abbey. London. a
body Of learned men are now engaged
In re-translaiins the Bible. Canon Far.
J rAr prssidss over that church. aud Is ons
OF the men who are now d.voting them
selves to this work. Whatever. there
fore. he says in regard to doetrind teach
ines may be considered rs coming from
high authority. Indeed, it may be
looked upon as fcretsling what will b.
the complexion Of tie new Bible. For
the last few Sundays he has been de-
hvsring a series 81 d~iscourses upon Hell.
upon the sveaasting damnation which
We have bee. taught from our childhood
up await, the sinner when he passes
from Tia earthly vale Of sorrows. our
m;rsfen seem to have f-.sotts" .l-
r..rSu,ion which follows the sinner in
" world. They take Nc account Of
A. bodily and mental ills which aifiiet
him yhsn he rebels against the laws Of
na,.re or society. Their argument has
alsays been hell! hell! Create fear in
ne sinner and no is saved. No appeal
to the mercy and love Of God is ever
made without a supplement appealing
to the NEST contemplate passion in hu-
man nature. fear. Now read what
Canon farrar says about the traditional
hell:
eli this awful doctrine had TO be de
cided by texts. then the original language
must be appealed 10, and interpreted in
its proper and historical significance.
They would have 10 be interpreted net In
that sense which make them convey a
thousand notions which did not originally
belong to them. Now, I ask you," contin'
ued the preacher. very solemnly, "where
would be the popular teachings about hell
II we calmly and deliberately erased from
a Euglish Bibles the three words,
'damnAtion.' hell" and 'eyerlastingf'
Yet I say unhssitatingly-I say. claiming
the fullest right to speak with the author
ity of knowledgc-l say, with the calmest
and most untiinching sense OF rssponsi.
bility-I saw. standing here in sight OF
God and Of my Savior, and. IL may DO, OF
the angels and the spirits Of the dead
that not one % those words ought TO stand
any longer In our English Bibles; and
hem. simply differentiation, they most
unquss,ionably will not stand in the re-
,ised version ., the b,oie u INC ''''''''
Tn... vorI, ara very .mpb,,ie. and.
,o,,i,, tom .u,h 4. man. ,h.y have a
---u -
Sreat sisnih.ahce' iuo' ""
thing Of what will he found in the new
.N. Az. Lihi. Tbe xorls
"a" -.
" he'll, anu s's'i's'
are 10 be expunged, and their
So A., n. an, ,,;,h , ,,us and
p"'' -
translation. SINNERS are 10 10
apps.lsl Ia in the name Of q God Of |
-, MA. sos,
ioNe' NOV 'n NV "'"0 :" ' ~
armed by all the worst passions OF men. |
-; a. x,i. an. Ch,;.,ian world b.rs.
after. not Tear. III VIII De curious 70 oo
.sr,e how our orthodox clergymen will |
- n,-.l.., .h..... hos. ,..x sill
meet 'n's '"''e" '"'"s' ~ ivy y"
alapt themselves to the duty OF preach
;,.,oaJ ~ +. br;ms,one damna.
'As ~
ton.
I'm this subject of Hell, the Rev. |
NJ, ~, -. ala, NAL.
henry warn pes'n''
some pungent remarks. In q late ser
MO, n. .no.. N. follovs:
- +, 0,,.,o1 ON ,hs
"ihs human rae naa ,nons.1 ~,
earth 'or na"m a,an.c.,in, .ni
years, ,nu . ~ ~ ,ha
muiupiyins' un.u NJ u...a.s
ocean when hau roiisu ~ upon '" s.noiu
during thoss eeh'ur,.s uIu ,hn :.
drops enough, nor 'nv sam. a.
PARTICLES enough. nora all inc nsu'eso Wv
arithmetic numbers enough, y eo'npu.,
the preface, 10 say mounting OF the oouy,
the great history OF the human Is0e
numbers OF the human race wef. Ac'uAi,y
beyond comput~uou' ana ,or 'noussnus
and thousands u 'hou-anus yc.Is.ne;
had been born inio the ws,iI' hau H'eu,
and struggied. and nnaiiy dieu. anu gone
-%wherst ~ you tell me 'hat ,n,y nave
all gone To heaven; my snsw', VIII os .na,
such ss"eeping OF mnu ineo nea..n ." "
denle It's purity, anu ! crhno' AseeP. uns nat
II You 'eIl me .na, uh'i nav sU @..,a,
tneh . 49,, a. w.,shin fo,a,e,
MN, III, usLs a, ;,sJsl of me Tbs