The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-25

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his divinity. there il none a., to the
purity and beauty Of ms cl1arazsrer Or
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ministry LASTED but three wears and a.
half. who moved in poverty, consorted
with this wretcf1ed, chose for his as
sistants men engaged do the c0aanaonest
occupations, who was despised by his
own race. rejected by che learned. de-
nounced by the respectable and ortho-
dox. condemned .bv legal authority. nut
to an ignoniuous desth. and gave sfp
the ghost jeered by the multitude and
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The effects of his influence. Wnlcn mas
Increased with the ages that have dol-#
lowed, instead of fading out with time
are seen In every part. of the globe
where his doctrine has been proclaimed.
Even those who scoffed the declaration
of his divinity show in the better part
of their lives that his precepts are
worthy of their respect and produce
Christian nations. so-calIed. it is true
contain within them the very worst
of evils and tbe very yilest Of man.
kind PIT fhev are not the results
of Christianity. Though peuple who
crime and practice vice NAV
loaar tba mama of Christian. # is only
IN Hba national and nof an essential
ar nractical sense When ueople are
truly Christianized. they are truly civil
lied and effectually improved. The
wrongs that sometimes accompany
in its march through the
World do MT ha,ore IN II mt are In
,,ostslity to ire shirt and purnose. They
must moi he .confounded with the sys-
te,,, which seeks to suppress them.
CHRISTMAS itself. no matter when or
hv whom, its celebra ton was first
started. IS an expression of the infiu-
encas that come from Christ. Peace,
pooa will Kindness. brotherly love,
.baritv family unio71. beueyolencs.
care for the little ones. re-
lief for the distressed. pleasant wishes,
bright smiles. happy greetings, enjoy,
mont of the ea1-t1,'s hest 1oroducts. gen
eral iov and gladness. all flow from
the Christianity of Christ, and help to
shed sunshine ON human life.
full sway. Extend the usual greet