The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-19
An OAHsPE BIBLE.

Here the speaker who was thoroughly
conyersant with the subject and evidently a
man Of high Intelligence, produced an
Oahspe Bible. The book is a late edition,
printed in the year of Kosmon 43, or accord
ing 10 our calendar in 1891, by the Oshspe
Publishing Association Of Boston and Lon
don.
The title page states that the Bible con-
tains not only everything mentioned by
Brother Gill, but also The new command
ments Of Jehnvlh 10 man of the present
day, with revelations from the second resur-
rectiOn, formed in words in the thirty third
year of the kosmOn era" The book itself
is a most fearful aud wonderful literary
curiosity. 1t is very voluminOus. and in its
many pages synOpses of the following:
The Scriptures of That Day (the time
being of Aph)," 1.-THE Zarathustrian Bible
$3.50 years before KosmOn)." Tine First
Chinese Bible (tlme of Pc OF Jaffeth),"
The First Fonecean Bible (time of Abra-
ham," "The First Vind'yu Bible of
Brahma." "Jhe First Guatama Bible $500
years before hosmuu)," THE Osirian, Ezra
and Kriste'an Bibles" The Hindu Scrip
lures, the Book of Genesis and a number of
other ancient works are also freely Quoted.
making, jumbied together, a mysterious and
strange book.
Alter due inspection of the Bible Brother
Gill resumed the narrative and went on as
follows:
We are strictly temperance people and
eat neither meat. fowl or iish. nothing that
breathes the breath Of life.
A HOME IN NEW MEXICO.
''Some two years ago DIR. Newbrough
founded "Tae" or home Of the order at
Las Cruces. y. Mex, where he died a year
ago. This tae has for its object the promul-
CATION of our principles ana ths taking care
of orphan babes and castaway infants, IS
of which are now being educated and housed
there.
"a. VI. Rowland, wealthy Boston wool
merchant, a sympathiZeT, furnishes the
means for the Las Cruces homes support
and Sister Frances, faithist, has charge of
the institution.
''To establish similar place here is what
we have been commanded by Jehovih and
for this purpose we have rented this place,
which Is admirably suited for an orpEanage
on our PLAN
Brother Gin stated that he hadj ust money
enough TO bring him here and to paw one
months rent for the Thomson place, and
when he was asked how he expected TO
carry out his plans without means he re-
piled lnat he had no money, bnt unbouuded
faith that the divine power that sent him
here would supply him with the necessary
funds. lie also stated, becoming a little
more rational and worldly, that he
had visited several ladies of wealth who
had promised him they would take an in
terest in his work. 81 shall shortly issue a
call for 30 men and women with faith" said
the Angel ambassador. Those v no respond
need not necessarily become Faithists. as
long as they believe sufficient in us TO cor
pOraie with US, we shall lie satisfied for the
present" Brother Gill said that he autici-
pated no objection on the part of the vari-
Gus church denominations 10 his establish
ment, because the Faithsts only once had
trouble with another religion, and that was
in 1889, when they took some orphans from
New Orleans to the Las Cruces lac.