The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-11-27
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The Cry of Labor.-fhe cry Of labor
to-day is plea for Christianity
T. Crane Methodist. Chicago Ill.
The Church. We honor the church
but the church apart from Christ can
save no man.-Rey. DR.. Macarthur.
Baptist, New York
Plainly Taught.-No truth Is NOR.
plainly taught In the Bible than the
doctrine that the wicked shall be pun.
ished.-Rey. Dr. Ilolderby, Presby.
terian, Atlanta, Ga.
Chrst's Hnmanity.-It Is the thought
OF Chrlst's humanity that makes the
fact of Gods providence 80 real and
eomforting-R DR.. Fem. Episco.
palian. Texarkana. Texas
Backbone.-My firm belief Is that
selfishness Is the backbone of all trusts
| do not believe there is any Christian.
lty in the trusts.--Isey. Charles Herald
congregationalist, brooklyn, y y.
The Gospel of Labor.-The gospel OF
labor Is the gospel of God. for the Son
of God chose TO redeem mankind by
coming to this world as a poor carpen.
ter.-Rey. DIR. Upper, Baptist, Brook
lyn. n. Y.
Nanity.-God looks upon wealth that
Is gained by wrong methods as vanity,
and 1t shall be taken away. but man
that labors as he ought will accumulate
some wealth.-R. H. fsllQp, Baptist,
Aurora, III.
Limited Gods relative capacity to
help us Is limited by Us by the power
that works within us God cannot
pardon sin II we are not willing 10 ask
his forgiveness Or. Me1nurIn,
Reformed. Rochester y. Y.
Deepest Reality-It Is matter Of
the greatest Importance that every one
should begin a Christian life. but
matter OF serious concern that II should
begin in the deepest reality Rev. DR..
Holtzclaw. Baptist. Atlanta, Ga.
Charity OF Christ.-A little Of the
charity of Christ applied to the affairs
OF men. and particularly to the sltua-
ton In the coal regions. would work
wonders. A little forbearanee on each
side would settle the trouble-lleY.
Charles l.. Meade. Methodist, IIoboken.
y. J.
Most Pernielous--A bad man can do
an immense amount OF harm by simply
doing bad things A bad man, with
bad motives. doing what seems to be
good, is the most pernlelous aud de.
grading influence that ! know of-ReY.
L. l.. Paddock, Episeopalian New
York
Gods Purpose.-The gist OF Gods
purpose is that all men may be saved.
In order TO impress this upon the world
II must be shown that God loves all
No soul has ever been saved by proxy.
Christ himself touched the blind eyes
Rev. NJ. +. Fixes. Baptist Baltimore,
Md.
One Standard.-There Is but one
standard. one mark at which 10 ain
Christ-llkeness. Il Is our one business
here below TO constantly approximate
this standard We need strong desire.
desperate hunger and thirst after right.
eousness to reach it-I,eY. Dr. Nudge,
Worcester. Mass
Not an Authority Word OF
God" is not an authority In historical,
scientific and philosophical matters. II
may stumble at times, although ! do
not say that IL does stumble. But these
are not the realms In which II claims to
have authority Rev l.. H. Murlin.
Methodist, Baldwin. Kan
Measured-You who bear the Chris.
tlan mark aud call yourselves members
OF the Christian society. you Will be
accepted by reason Of your deeds aud
your faith. You will lie measured
and the measuring line Is accurately
what you are.--l,ey. Or. Clampett,
EpIscopalian. san Francisco, Cal.
Active and Devoted. Christ was an
example of religious devotion. We find
him going to the temple. lie was also
an example of religious activity. We
find him doing good. Some people are
devoted Christians but they are not ae-
tive. Others are active. but not de.
voted. Christ was both active and de.
voted.--Itev. Dr Medley, Methodist,
Brooklyn, y. Y.
Liberty. How blind the world Isl
Praying constantly for liberty, II has
invariably despised the llberator Je-
sus. although desplsed and rejected Of
men. came into this world to make ns
free. He was the incarnation of Gods
love and wisdom. II 1t had not been
for him. nothing like liberty would
have dawned upon earth. Rev. +. +.
Hopkins, Congrcgationalst, Chicago,
ILL.,
Right with God. If right with God,
there is comfort In the thought of a
final reckoning of all accounts, when
and where all wrongs shall be rlghied.
If right with God you cannot be wrong
with anything or anybody. If not right
In relation to God, you are out of rela-
ton 10 everything and TO everybody
Rev. n. II. Lee, Methodist, Denver,
Colo.
Read the Blble.-Read the Bible; read
1t often; but don't read 1t blindy aud
unthinklngly. Remember that II is the
greatest book we have; but also re-
member It was written TO supply the
needs of a darkened race. study Is the
keynote TO a full appreciation of Its