Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1881-06-02
WINSTON, N. c., THURSDAY, JUNE : 1881

things I pereei3e that ye are some
What siperstitio,,s. For as
passed along, and observed the OBJ
Jects Of your worship, | foutiG
an altar with this inscription
1T" an unknown God" Wha,
therrlore ys Worship in ignorance
this set 1 forth unto you.
ROMANS.
l! ee-Being filled with all un-
righteohshess, wickednes., covet.
ousness, maliciousness; full of en-
Wy, murder, strife, deceit, malig-
nifty; whisperers. backbiters.
1us 25-Whom God set frF,h
to be Precipitation, through faith,
by his blood, to show his right
eo'isness, because of the passing
over OF the sins done aforetimo, in
the furbearance Of God.
VII: Z, S-What shall wc saw
thena Is the law sins God for
bid. Howbeit, I had not known
sin. except through the law;sfor l
had not known covetins except
the law had said, Thou shalt not
covet; but sin, finding occasion,
wrought in ne through the COM
mandment all manner Of coveting;
for apart from the law sin is dead.
VIII; l, 2-There is therefore
now no condemnation to them
that are IN Christ Jesus. For the
law OF, the spirit of life in Christ
Jesus made me free from the law
of sin and of death.
CORINTHIANS.
III: 17-If any man destl oyc.h
the temple of God, him shall God
dostrey; for the temple of God j.
holy. which temple ye are.
w: 4-For L know nothing
against myself; yet am not here,
by justified; but he that judgeth
me is the Lord.
x: 24-Let no man seek his
own, but each his neighbours good.
For he that eateth aud drinketh,
eateth and drinketh Judgment
unto himself it he discern not the
body.
Kill: 3-And ifI bcstow all
my goods to feed the poor, and it l
give my body to be burned, but
have not love, it protitcth mo moth
ing.
THE change of charity" to
Glove" in this chapter Is one of the
most noticeable altcrations in this
book.
II CORINTHIANS.
V: f0-For Eve mttst all be
made manifest before the judg-
ment seat of Christ; that each one
may receive the things done in the
body, according to what Ire hath
done. whether it be good or bad.
V: 14-For the love Of Christ
constraineth us; because we thus
Judge, that one died for all, thers-
fore all died.
XII: 19-Ye tlrink all This time
that we are excusing oursefve,
Unto you: In the sight of God
speak we in Christ. Bat stl things
beloved are for your edyfying.
GALATIANS.
w :f4-Ard that which was a
temptation to you in my flesh ye
despised not, nor rejected; but ye
received me as an angel Of God,
oven as Christ .Tesns-
Nv :1S-But it IS good to bc
zealcnsly sought IN good matter
at all times, and not only when
am present with you.
V: 17-For the flesh fusteth
against tue Spirit, and the Spirit
against the flesh; for these are con-
trary the one against the other;
that ye may not do the things that
yc would.
tHLIPPIANs.:
II: 15-That ye may be
blameless and harmless, children of
God without blemish in the midst
Of crooked and perverse genera
ton, among whom ye are seen rs
lights in the world.
": s-Finally, brethren, what
soe~er things arc true, whatsoever
things arc honorable, whatsoever
things are just, whatsoever things
are pure, Whatsoever things are
lovely, whatsoever things are of
good report; if there be any vir-
tue, and if there be any praise
think OH these things.
COLOSsIANS.
II: 2-That their i,earts may be
oomforted, they being knit together
in love, and unto all riches Of the
full assurance of understanding,
that they may know tire mystery
Of God, even Christ, In whom are
all the treasures of wisdom and
knowledge hidden.
III: 8-Take heed lest there
shall be any one that mahetll spoil
of YOU through his philosophy and
vain deceit, after tile tradition of
rtfcn. after the rtfdiufents of the