The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-09-10

| pay only for what he consumes, APP
propflates or possesses for his own
use, and for what he doth destroy or
injure of the property of others or OF
the people-Rev. xxi, u; Eek.
xxxiv., TO, 27 81 ; Jer. XIV, So; Isaiah
XIV, 21-23.
To persons desiring to learn my
plain reading of the old national pro-
phecies recorded in the Scriptures OF
the Jews, would say: Get up class,
in Marshalltown or its vicinity, where
[ can attend, and it shall be given to
you. You will then set up "your
Judgment and be prepared to receive
and possess the kingdom. Dan.
vii, Is, %, rs. Pertinent questions
may be asked, and answered, but no
disputing shall be done. More than
this l may not give until you are as g
people prepared to practically apply
nationally what shall be given alike to
all, without respect to the persons,
positions or faiths OF men.
Wanted-a woman in each county
in the United States, to solicit, re-
ceive and record the names Of all
who will enter into to build up their
own kingdom. Terms, what each
signer is able and disposed to give
her. Their government, when set up,
will repay all their contributions for
the building up thereof--Mal iii,
1912 Math. Vi, 81 Rev xii, u.
The members assessed shall elect
their saints" Dan. vii, IS, %, 20
elders" Rev. w., 4, 10, II, or pro-
gressive representatives who will serve
them, peaceably, guarded by the
King OF Heaven. "-Jer. xxx, 21-24 ;
Isaiah lviii., 6-12 Dan w., 81 Isaiah
Ii, II; John vi, As.
All We who honestly seek equal ma
tional freedom, justice, rights, priv
leges and powers for oil men of a
people, cast out Of yourselves the
spirit Of persecution, cruelty and de-
fusion" the beam that blinds you
-Math. vii, 3-5; XVI, 50, and at
once begin to bpild up what We pro-
TESS to seek and would possess. Set
up the true spirit Of universal liberty
over yourselves and practically obey
it toward all men-2 Cor. Iii II
Math. VII, -; isaiah lix., 10 so
they may see and know that you are
bringing to them the true spirit of
the Lord that shall rule the redeemed
nation and all bis people alike, i'm
partially-Jer. xxxiv, $40, Is Isaiah
lv'ii., 6, 7; XIV, ] f; Math xxi. 43 :;
Rev. xxi, 3-5, "a; Math. ", 43-4S.
God will attend in his own good time
and way to all whomsoever He set up
to rule for a given time.-Dan. w.,
25-27, 81 81 vii, 25 viii, 1914,
25 Rev. xxxiii., 5, 7. Man did not
place them them there and he has
no right to attempt their removal by
any personal means, and cannot with
out placing himself as riuaI usrper
Of Gods place and power over his
people-Dan. XII, 36- 80 Thess. Ii,
4 Zech. xiii, 7 and under the same
condemnation as his adversary whom
he would destroy.-Math XVI, 50 !;
vii, l, 2; Rom. H., Ill xii, 8 :;
Isaiah lix., is 81 Xxi, IS
The last Advent of the old " Christian Age"
Dan. vii, 25 Rev. X, ST..
Or, rather, the first of the New-Joel H.,
%, 30; Isaiah xxi, 1-5, 1919; XIV,
1925 Rev. XXI, 35.
In which God will Danish oppression and
wrong-Isaiah liv., 10, 10; John VII 45.
As sunshine doth Danish the dew Thess
H., 8; Isaiah XII, SIS.
The God of the people with power will
reien-Rev. XII, II.
And justice will give to each one-Je err
xvii, 10; Rev. Xxx, IL.
Each man and each woman alike for their
work
Like justice to daughter and son.
The " meanest" of labor done by either sex,
Shall honored be with greatest pay,
Without wrong to others each one shall
receive
None less than five dollars day
d. t, JONES,