The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-05-11

vast thou says GOD, when | set the
foundations of the earth?' The earth
has no foundation" Christian phi
losophy comes and finds that the word
as translated foundations" may b.
better translated sockets" So nov
see how it will read if it is translated
right: "Where vast thou when l set
the sockets of the earth?" Where is
the socket? 1t is the hollow of Gods
hand-a socket large enough for any
world to turn in.
Worldly philosophy said: What an
absurd story about Joshua making the
sun and moon stand still! If the
world had stopped an instant the
whole universe would have been out OF
gear" stop" said Christian philoso-
ply; mot quite so quick" The world
has two motions-one on its W axis
and the other around the sun. 1t was
not necessary in making them stand
still that both motions Mould be
stopped-only the one turning the
world on it's own axis. There was no
reason why the hating of the earth
should have Jared and d~isarranged
the whole universe. Joshua right and
God right; intidelity wrong every m
l knew it would be wrong. l thank
God that the time has come when
Christians need not be scared at any
scientific exploration. The fact is that
religion and science have struck hands
in eternal friendship, and the deeper
down geology can dig and the higher
up astronomy can soar all the better
for us. The armies of the Lord Jesus
Christ have stormed the observatories
of the worlds science and from the
highest towers have flung out the pan
ner of the cross, and Christianity now
from the ~observatories at Albany n
Washington stretches out its hand to-
ward the opposing scientific weapon
crying: "There is none like that; give
it me-" Twas reading of H~erschel, who
was looking at a meteor through a
telescope, and when it came over the
face of the telescope it was so power
full he had to avert his eyes. And 1t
has been just so that many an astrono-
mer has gone into an observatory
and looked up into the midnight heav-
ems, and the Lord God has through
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