, 1880-12-12

upon both narties hv sti,'Ea Jet',, ~ t6nes
who have dnne 1va1i a., s5tg,t w
but allotting To tha lovsrs ~ Hx,ck ri ,nnrE.
ctcr,t<u punishment 10 these belong the
| u,lu,.euc31uIL. ire and tint sv,thnnt end
and certain erv 7uo,.a, ,,r,,c, ,',';nn ), e''o
| fThe al,nvn hnva 80 ,,n't.d oYu Yrn;u. ..-rhe
| Works Of Fiavius .iosa,,hHs" Tinnincott;s
| Family Edition. iS51 1''
JosepL1s was l,in,s11f a pha of line
OF priests. and in this discourse eives = ns ltf
Understand the s.oi,,fnnn faith NJ h;s naon,a ~,
It il evident thon t,,a+ ha,faf T., atarr
| or endless punishment was in the wnrid
| when Christ an,MnreI and Christian;t, m aa - :,
system BEGAN. Tie idea was hv ts no 1nsons ,,s
among hoth Law and Graai- pc T. a,;,ane us.s -
from The liiArat,,ra IF tho limos 90 ~ @ppeals
IL Commencing now from this mint NJ
time, / need not tarry long to show. f that at
tir1ned this view Tha sxamin.t;o,, ~ .Soic
trachings belomes rather 1n The u,
argument co1nerninp tha dnctrina A'p'"4 at
But a. the evannelists and anost,as ,,,o~o
the earliest Christian wr;tare apos1.es ns N Meie
writings so fnltv and en,,,has ahn as tne.l
the idea of the endless n,n;shmsrt 'o ~ the ne
wicked. it il int natnro, r. nf;r,r tx - +t ~
must have been the faith ~ the is Tnrrl,s vi,
which was founded On the teachinas @ t n
It was I a,1ite mt - nsv.Ts nrevnisnt ho,,o+ .,o +ho
Gcntiles and tha con,u,n,, h.i;af ~ 4tn ,.,o e
with but few eyran1;ons. nnd fra,,. thaso
sources came tho f;rst cnn,,orts ~ - tn;r1;es, ue
ity under the nreachnp ef man az n tshase
minds fha foct ~ n,o,,,s " nen ~ ~ ; WHOSE
ton and the fearful AA doom ro'' of eo1la, lie
finally inpenitent lad been Intensified a
thousand fold by the teachings If Christ.
The presumption, then. is that This was fhe
common faith Of the new Church. md notho 1o
Would be Sufficient to ehange it " 1pr }rendy
who make the assertions quoted at the out
set Of this paper ought to understand in viewy
Of the facts already cited. that the bnrtien nj
proof rests witt, them. They ought In he
able to show that il some way the first teach
mistake Of the are unon this point. Thev
ought to be able 70 show that IN some wav
the mistakes of Christ on thIs point tive we're ex- e.!
posed and corrected, SO that the tirst disciples
and Christ's Endorsements Of W # = SomefIiHe @ dSGs
more than mere affirmation Is needed to cnn-
vince Us that the anew and tender cent
uries,'' beginning with The Apostolic ace.
sssfnsa 5f df 81 55easr sS Of the ha
ns 81 s sefta ca that GhS a%ghft III he doc de-
ed; we are sure that The Anost1es PREACHED
warning men acainst the :ssin ti,at hath
in the world to coine'': we = are preuared to
believe. ther,. nnIess there is nvidenra tn tha
contrary. that the men WHO were convertcd
under this preachine. and who howad to the
1nfhNFffv .hrno fhn Foff of
Christ and recaiue1 his ,Sords 40 var;tah1a t
tr1th 11A' "N"' 'e4'1'+o
1T wo , .
r,aca ~ w ,+p Rceod, ,1 % howeSel, III 5ao tnlaa
we may IND M bearing upon this point
Iqoete II sq1aence under tnls mead from
Fl! I!ol. oHequS nlstory OF Chrlst1an Ooc-
u1He, ~, W WI .. a sf,t tpase ~
the lost was reg;arded by the fathers Of the
Ahc1ent GnnTcn, Win very rev eAceptlons,
Us enaless. ~ support OF TINS sta1enlent ne
aao.tes from Eletnent OF rome. justin Mar,
~, -Alnuctus CHA, tSpt1att, dususlahe1 anu
- As M further says: 1.-The only exception to
tne pe!lel Ill tne eternlty o1 future punlSn-
nlent, III Tue Ancient Cnutcn, appears III Tue
ddee,;, Aeaano'iam % ocnGol. ineir uenia1 o. Mo
spfa9 fa oat o1 eIf am an
3r'gen asseftea WIN great ear3lestness tne
tfath tba ot pSnary ana allgnaofe power IN
power, of free vii cannot be LOST,
II stu can ;, pc IN me next;
ana, hnaGr lne Iuli AgnI OF lne 9seEnal Worla
ana the sIlmulus Oh snnerl12 there expert
enceu, notn1nE Is mole pIooaole tnan tna1 u
VII oS e4eitSu. 11ence' ~ opposlt'on 70 ne
Cathollc falths OEgen ma!ntalaed q the doc
time OF ne hna restoration q all human man
sS souts: a! u!6 same ltine ne achhoWleuEeu
1nat tnis doci.ane n,tgnI EASILY 9econle aan-
eeto,us VIC ulteyltso1 ~. aiu sontetaniso ~
~ ~ g1eanl ~ t any ule
iesn s1Ges W. - i'o ~ as ,;+t VII ~
come: COM lei IN close c9nnecuon on - VIII tl1s
shn,e,,+ onasn;a e1o oat ~ e'nal
po;,.taa ,. oEsnIaa eEar s's aGe@pto 'n
py GGa many w1se he
aai3s1 hex,,.r ,,rhardaI +a raai ~ ase1
az "pptensI;uo p.aat;s.' i, To- @u ;k aGsS
.'se,+ e-,d ro;ootog tha e;,,,a;n. 5,,,p 1;,sa,,
te.s1,a dn 81, * .I;oia ;fa' ta+ T.
.,c,i3 h.To ~ a1, ~ ,,,b hot+ar ~, ~ +ha, ~
1'. mutu ua.o ~; uuea ~ nsva -. , tI!n G!a "
T.. ~ ota1;ts - - S u %
,;a1,.e NC ~ n1;Go,, ~ eorr;pp1 f,9,1r
III, ,.or, ~ in,et ,,ni,, t,ed M ~;
snha T,;nt +ro "nf, nf ha}inf =, 10 .1ts n
..ise;n of ,,,n;shnea,ts Is, t'e f,+,,ro 1vorid
ara t.;s;h'ap =, 3hn 1,r;t;r,e. - n;dv,,,,s -
aio~nnd; - rd T.; 1880 ~ 1,,eSa o12 1rta ~
onnii'iiatinn of T The ~ u;ctsd v,s +anrht hv hv
4 Arnn1;rs 1u;4h tha.n ovoent;nnc +hoa
aan , Mi,n idesG tho+ beep,un5; tbe a1;,e+5 ne
dact;nr ri tha h,,n'an soni ;e dec;5ad IN f,,;5s
oeS+hi; ~ etota o ), 'o"1 - IL 'o''
e+e ol =. h;r u11;s+,r, ,f +bs f.,,-5s+;ov
aiiaa, IN ~ tha us h,th VI " ls M
eav.s ~ .'rhe I coctrna ~ a+ernoi n,,nieRmon}
onr3;n,ad oe =, tha ,,pacoG;n1r 70 nornI - ha
dor,;nent IN tha cr.ad ~ III. 6hnrrh, ), Tie
uoIltaat III the r. Eaesu +; u uc f1c, o,54 @
oa rna nr = IL il4, I'm, +ho
,d;n: ~ Etr;et;s',tu - pIo tho and ~ te
" 1,rsaont;n1, ~ ~ tha io - N40
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~ = ~ ~ "a t,+ the gnc+rine
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