The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-20
A Bieie Badly Edited.
<rw York San.

As sequel to hss sermons on the wrong use of ,he Bible. the Rev. K. Heb CT Newton pFeached n the lro;es;2E: tp.soopal cauTsh cf All Souls ,.Anshea Memof4A. agan The Right | se ct ;he Bible. The h.53e. he sad. Is record ard embodiment and evoigttor ei Tvi.- gIon ending n tho appearance oi |eses Chrs;. |; affords therefore. manual a which ~e are ,o study ;ae groAth of re- lsglon. and from winch NC are ,o dras he inspiration oi goodness for our h,es l. may oe used intellectually in the sud, of is contents and if may be used dcyo- ,'enAlly as bearing upon fisht hie. Nr. Newton devoted his sermon 10 the rsht intellectual use of the Bible ~kNey Aid.- he sAid. "shSuld be ased Ia make these books appear llslas literature. ! he traditional form of the Blele has done al !; possibly could ,e rob these books of every natural charm and reduce them ie one dead lescl ei GusnieTes;lasncs> The books are boana ap together @isa oE; elasslfs at.an o; character ol age. \ yefse-makias ma h,Ee has been 4slsea through them. CLopYsf- taeFa ap .a.e shef' aibs.fsis. dss-uBac4 4ge4 scniens =. ae Ia SCI dts.s.eas .i.fa saAE ;e3> haze been maar ga 4 ises aaa4tt. manner lAae.es La, h<et Tsi il;es. .>s pfssse aa4 ,. -te@t ta.ss uf 4it.tzs4 .efpgets.saa has eeen fatg C. .ata tae aa.sPser acaa-az> lGa; Gr de, ss es5...5#.' q, .s.e sssa-.z ae ase. .,t al ;he .s..s t> FGaai shsi saeye .azsi ee saiaef h4H- there lae tz>t .Asa. neezzeG t1 se- >.afe the sa. sats saas Hse = tse $. 5le ts ;hA, tho volume shes5.+ ae s4ed 3gh the 'ieteni paiis ,siAnseG n sfours thfone.s'sfe ,hsi tae isaesa sae-.d ee pI.ntce. as pectf. that laeN should be illustrated bN aa.es. as .a Matthew A.aold's prophecy oi The t,reai Restoration ana that the whole should be pg, up U one ease- he pub ilsher who win do ihls wili mee, a real need. We rlight thec be able to re4d the BibIc in i,s natural disislons
 Each srIting 0; intrinsic ustty II iae Bible should be s,udied A z whole. Ne should have each part illustrated and es- planned hy critical kno" ledge. as Inc in- ,elligen, reader pefuses play of shake spcAre. The absence oi sgch means ei interpretation leads io rnisc ore ep'ta,i aid misunderstanding Take A Al .llgstra- ton the Songs of Solomon nlcss fight- ly read they arc repulslAc. kead rightly !, IS a drama of Hebrew poetry, Inc story of simple country maiden sehelted away from her shepherd lover. The madden remains steadiaSi to her lover lo the last, The sample loyali, of tie madden illustrates the teundatian ot sa- cal moia fly among the Heb eHs. | shows the marked contras, bcts mo- nog amy and ,he pre-. Asliug polNgatsy. such book has d lcgi,lmA.e pizec in the Hebrew ealenee In lob VIC have the discussion et a problem as to seosi ness and good fortune. IT the beleuess of poetic license jehovah himself ls IT, irodueed upon the scene.
 Each srea, book ii the l. bic shoeld bc read ln,o l. proper pef.od o' lc~lsh history. and s;adled n the light Of ,fiti- e.l kna~le ledge oi i;s age. Ho~ mgeb more interesting do ~e hra tho plays ot Shakes peare vaeu they are studied h.,- iorieaIiy h Inc sane faAnueI. II SC staGV the h.>,ary t. tie beck of llculei- ononS. ae shan ind | sl in'.3iftlse and legitimate dese.s i eH: ki He'ite~ ? e'ry
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