Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-04-17

chapter 10th verse; gives us tho first mark
by whiohiwe ere to know them. They arc
to dwell 10 some country in which they are
not che Recognised as tho people Of God,
Ii. e. ,as1sfe9lites,) but these are TO be noted
for their: r:Tefigion, There it shslI>be said
uoto them, e Ye are tho sons of The living
This Asad Of their new hsbilstionNis in
sular, yplip thsss isispas tbs exhausted
peoplSAsrsbto Gad crest and tosf sfteenew
their slrsbssh." (Isaiah, IAl-I9aSee the
wholqShaptsr. SIn this country they "shall
lift uR Shsitvoiee from tho aea, 'Sa9d eglo-
rify thepspio Of The Lord God Of ltsrsal in
the is|esSoff the sea- (Isaiab, 2AAl5.
The si@etions Of thes, islands ,>is Northwest
Of Pslesti6e, SEQ Jeremiah, 8rA18,s and
Isaiah, }43Ae5.> In this land God spake to
them BY Saaother, name.0 4 Hero a partial
blindness Gus to their ancestry "happens
unto them" (Romans, lI-25.) Hero
God promises to lead these blind BY "a way
that they know not Of" Here, true to
their national instincts, they yearu after an
acknowledged relationship with Jehovah,
saying: "Doubtlcss those are our father,
though 1sreal acknowledge US not" Here
they are to increase wonderfully, ''to be like
tho sand of tho sea, which cannot be meas.
ured." (Iosea, l-10.) So large is their
increase that, when God gathers them again
into their own land, lie can only take "one
Of city and two of family" to restore
thom to Zion. They are to become mul-
titude of nations, ovorilowing into colonies,
because their place is too strait for them. !
One remarkable colony they are to lose,
(Manassah or the United States,) but after
they have lost this "the children which she
shall have, shall say the place is too strait
! for NO." Isaiah 40-20. In order to aid
them in subduing waste and desolato places
by thoir colonies, their physical constitution
is to adapt itsclf to oil countries so that
"the sun shall not hurt them by day neither
the moon by night" Iu this insular resi-
deDoe they are to bo uuoopquerable; tno
weapon formed against them is to prosper"
They are to rule the waves; ,"tho deep is
to couch beneath them" Extraordinary
blessings aro to attend their agriculture,
their commerce, their mining operations
(Dcht! t33, iI4-I6D to be blessed in their
basket and their store; in their uprising
and in their down sitting; iu!ther going
out and in their coming in." Their coat of
arms has on it the Lion and thoI Unicorn.
(Deut., 13-l7.l With these horns Ephrain
is to push out tho iaboriglues q. eyery epun.
try which he colonizcs.
The Lord is to set Ephraim "high above
alIthoa nation Of the carth.'' lie is to be
groa: banker, "lcuding to many nations,
md borrowing from nouo" Ilc is to be-
the champion of civil and religious liberty,
"to break every yoke and let the oppressed
go free" They arc to mako much of the
law "writing it, upon the posts" of the
churches. They are to observe the Sabbath
conspicuousiy. They are to have an ostab-
lished church, because their kings will bury
their dead there, in their exile, God is "to
DO to thcm sanctuary" aud they will wor-
ship towards Jerusalem, G. Q. to tho East. y
Find people with these marks and you
find tho Lost Ten Tribes.
Ae,1s and Courier.