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CAPITULO V

Q1ince dfas despues, ell ca
pltan Simon SO u2seaba una ma
hana en- ell jardln del castillo de
Barton, con una cartg en- Ia ma
no y ell alma henchida de deses-
peraci6n Ia esa csrta sc le CO.
municsba la terrible noticia de
que su regimiento debia marchar
al Canada dentro de tres meses,
para no regresar sino nj fin de
4lgunos amos. Como partirl
Como renuncisr 1 aquel amor
que constitufa ell encanto de su
alma! La sola idea de Ii sepa-
racion era ell mas xmargo de los
doloresl para que Ia vida lejos
de Lola
Ire 4 verls, Sc dijo Y lie
comunicar6 todo 10 que pasa.
Nuestro porvenir est4 en- sus ma
nos.
Al efecto. esper6 & que lie
CARA la hora en- que Ia joyen acos
tumbrsba salir y Sc dirigi6
Belmonte. Este era ell moio ha-
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Ell PetroIeo no es un sustituto
Del aceite de Higado
de Bacala0.

Durante la presente escaseZ de acei-
te de higado de bacalao. algunos in
dustriales han hecho grandes esfuer-
ZOS para populariZar en- prOvechO pro-
pio el uso del petroleo parafina CO.
mo substantial alimenticia.
Bastante ridlculo es en- verdad, por
no calificarlO de otrO mOdo, Ell asegu-
rar que ell petroleo puede substituir
al aceite de higado de bacalao.
La gran reputation de que goza el
aceite de higado de bacalao es debida
q sus grandeS propiedades nutritivas
alimenticias. En- yerdad el aceite
de higado de bacalao no solamente es
un alimento, sino que es el meJor ali
mentO que Sc cOnOce en- Medicina 7
a1n no Sc ha podido encontrar en- la
naturaleza otro alimento iguaI. y
anunciar ell petr6leo como IN substi-
tuto del aceite de higado de bacalaO.
cOntribuir al petroleo parafina pro-
piedades que no tiene. FL petroleo ca
rece de la prOpiedad esenclal de todo
alimento, es decir, Ia de ser asimila-
BILE. FL petroleo parafna no sola-
mente no eS una substantial aSlm1laOle.
sino que cuando Sc tona interiormente
es expelido en- su tOtalidad pOr las
evacuaciOnes inteStinales, cauSandO
indigestion, irritaci6n del estomagO y
de los intestinOs, Intermediates del hi
gado del pancreas y con frecuencia
diarrea desinteria.
La presente escasez del aceite de hi
gadO de bacalaO es un case SXcepciO-
nal que no durara mucho tempo, pero
que ha demostrado va la gran deman-
da que c0nstantemente hay en- Ell mum
do por este productO alimenticio. Mi
les de personae jovenes Y ancianos,
usan cOnstante1nente este acelte So
salud su vida dependen de 81.
Afortunadamente la mayor parte del
aceite de bacalao que Sc consume en-
Ell mundo es administradO bajO la for
ma de Emulsion de Scott prepara-
Ia por los senores Scott & Bovine
Qu1micos de Nueva York, quienes de-
bidO q sus muchOs amos de experien-
cia en- la materia, vieron venir la es
casez con muchos mesos de anticipa
cion hicieron grandes acopios del
aceite, aunque para clio tuyieron que
pagar precios enormes. ESQ no obs
tante el precio corriente al detalle de
Ia Emulsion de Scott no ha sido alte-
radO puede obtenerse en- las boticas
Y roguerias al mismo precio de STEM
pre-
Ell petr6leo 6 Parafna puede ser
bueno para lubricar mag uinas Il otros
usOs industriales. pero la Emulsion
de Scott es la unica buena para el
clIpppO hl1naOps
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bitual que tenisn de verse, y no
ie fue dlficil enconrarIa.
Dolores, que estaba sentada
sobre ell mugoso tronco de IN ar
Dol caido y tenix en- IL nano IN
ramO de madreselv2s Y rosas sill
Vestres. Sc puso encendida al
verlo y 10 acogio con una sonri-
So de l1bilo, pero cuando obser-
70 IL profunda tlrbaci0n que 50
pintaba en- gu sem biante, el cora
z6n Sc le llen6 de angostia.
El cspit9n llevabA Ia csrts
en- Ia maao v en- 81 mirada SOM
brlA Sc adiyinaba So immense
doior Dolores 50 Ieyant6 pre-
clpitsdamente. iQl6 desgrscia
serfa In que Gaia sobre ellos en-
esa deliclos& manan4 en- que Ell
aire estaba csrgsdo de los mas
rlcos aromas La joven avAnz5
un Laso Z. Luis In estrech5 en-.
tire sus brazos y IL bes6.
No te enojes, amor mfo,
dilo coz Yoz conmovida. Te he
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Esta antigua Y acreditada
farma ia, Ia mejor de Ia localidad.
ha removable todas sus existencias
E introducido IN extenso surtido
de drogas. productos quimicos V
medieinas de Patente de los prin-
cipales laboratories de Europa y
America.
El jefe del establecimiento,
que cuenta AZ amos de experien-
cia en- tan delics da profession, atien-
de embellishments, auxilia 10 por
IN inteligente personal subal-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-03
MOVimientO 0brerO
POR
Santiago lgiesiaS
Exnosici6n al GObernadOr

rs cast SECURE que esta hora
tendra en- su poder el honorable gober-
nador Winthrop. algunas docenas de
exposiciones procedentes de las Fede-
raciones Ldbres Centrales de "a isla, y
de las Unfones afliadas.
En- todas elias Sc redeja ell deseo
de mejorar las condolences del pueblo
en- general de la clase trabaiadora
en- particular.
Hoy fnsertamos dos dOcumentos
interesantes de los mencionados.
H6los aquf:
AMERICAN FEDERATION or LABOR
QFederaci6n Libre2-Central Union
Arecibo II de Julio de 1904.
Honorable Sr. Beekman Winthrop
Gobernador Civil de Puerto-Rico.
Senor:
T4a Federation Libre de San Juan
interprete fel de nuestras caras aspi-
racfones, en- uuo de los lltimos parra-
fos del afectuoso correcto MEMS ALE
de bienvenida, que nombre de los
trabajadores asalariados de Puerto
Rico. os entreg6 en- la parada del q
de Julio, anunciaba Z vos, honorable
sehor que las Uniones Centrales de los
Distritos Organizados harlan otro tam
to.
La qFederaci6n Libre@ de este
Departamento respondiendo aquel
anuncio, encarnaci6n de nuestro mas
vivo inter6s viene 4 cupplimentarlo
hoy. hacienda por mediaci6n de este,
in esbozo que sintetice las necesida-
dies del pueblo trabaj ador aquf, Sc
falando los puntos mas culminantes
de Ia miseria que nos estrecha con
cfrculo de hero.
La condiciGn economical nuestra
hasta eI presente, Honorable Goberna-
dor, e. 10 mas insostenible que puede
darse. Y 10 sera mayor en- ell futuro,
81 vos, cuya acci6n administrative
est6 abandonada nuestra suerte, con
sabias iniciativas, no nos pone q salvo
he IL pendiente resbaladiza porque
descendemos involuntariamente.
Como muy bien reza el aludido
Mcnsage, nuestra acci6n es de paz.
Queremos la ammonia perO una ar
mon(a que garantice nuestrO equilibrio
social-oconGmico. Queremos III amis-
tad del Gobierno. Queremos ayudarle
en- sus funciones ADMINISTRATORS de
americanizaci6n pero de una ameri-
canizaci6n dtgna honrada.
En- este sentido, nos perdonar6is
que anotemos aquf algo muy intere'
sante, sobre 10 que os llamamos la
atenci6n, pues podra seros de mucha
utilidad en- vuestra era de gobierno.
NADIA mas cierto, ilustre ciudada-
no, que un pats de cuya Agriculture
se espera todo, como dnica fuente de
production, por carecer en- absolute
de industrial 81 aquella esta limitada
como ocurre aqui, no Sc trata de en-
sancharla, indefectiblemeute morira
lie anemia que es la peor de las pla-
gas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-03
Gobernador Civil de Puerto Rico.
llustre ciudadanO:

1ODefuduOF CINl Qe ubfGO leICO.
IIustre ciudadano:
&La Union amalganada de tabl aje-
ros matarifes> ndmero 492 de esta local
afliada q GLa International Of Mort
Americans, aprovechando la oportu-
nidad de vuestro paso oresta, respe-
tuosamente expone:
Els muy raro, Hon. se1or, 10 que
acontece aquf con la subasta. En- pri-
mer t6rmino decimos afrmamos que
no es possible que un solo pnesto pueda
abastecer de carne & todo 81 pueblo,
dandose 4 menudo casos de estar ell
pueblo sin este art1culo las 10 del dfa.
En- segundo que este irroga otro
perjuicio mayor y es que, de treinta
hombres que trabaj jabamos cuando
existfa la matanza libre, hoy solo Gin
co logran hacerlo, y escasamente.
Es de yer, Hon. senior, Ell mas cul-
minante de todos. Como solo es un
puesto Ell que eXpende: como solo a los
que compran por mayores cantidades,
es los que Sc titula marchantes y Sc
JS5 OlSI1IS u6 y
como el pueblo trabajad apenas 81
puede conner carne, es bien poca la que
puede gastar; resulta de clio que Sc
aglomeran los compradores desde que
abren el puesto y del confuse tropel
apinado no Sc ven salir despachados
solo las cocineras que hacen grandes
pedid0s, mienteas los infelices pobres
unos Sc van cansados de esperar V
gritar asfemando; otros Sc esperan
y ALA & las once pueden comprar los
restos malos y manoseados que que
dan, y los mas, aunque esperen, Sc
quedan sin Obtenerla.
Tsto es por demas injusto, Hon.
senor, y & vos, va que aqu1 no Sc es-
cuchan nuestros clamores, acudimos 4
yer ST pone fin a tan terrible c1mulo
de cosas. A yer ST os iuteresamos en-
clio tenemos la dicha de que cese la
matanza por subasta y que Sc benef-
cien libremente.
Con los mejores doseos para vues-
tro gobierno somos de Y. II.
Resp petuO5amente.
El SecretariO,
LUIS CoRDoVA.
Vo 30
MANUEL MEpINA.@
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F r u T o s
Precios corrientes

Az6car centrffuga2a s.. 49, d s3.78l
Id %. Segdn polarization de
g.. % a S2.73.
Almid6n 50.
Cafe corriente FL L.
Idem pil6n l35.
Idem Hacienda de 312l -.
Cueros dulces de ST i IT. "a.
Cocos de 80 4 10 millar.
Ron 25.'grados Cartier de Z centa-
vos gallon.
Mafz de 90 ctvs. q 81
Sebo q ST. q.q.
Tabaco, nominal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-03

Esto, miranda las cOsas en- conjun-
to. ST entramos q detallarlas en- 81, la
situaci6n surge mas horripilante. Es
el case respectable senor que 81 voz no
acudfs con prontitud evitarlo pro-
porcionando trabajo, una contraction
pecuniaria, una crisis auormal, Sc ave-
Gina, debido q / a falta de trabajo Que
reinara & 10 menos durante los cinco
neses que restan del ano, pues esta
vez, a cosecdu de cgff es ilusoria.
Raz6n 6sta, por Ia cual verfamos
con gusto Sc diera comienzo cuanto
antes la proyectada carcel de esta
ciudad Y 4 "a construction de las ca
rreteras, tnico medioque creemos posi-
bile para conjurar la crisis.
Tambi6n agradecerfamos pues clio
proporcionar1a trabajo bastante, hi
ciera Sc cumplan las leyes de Sanidad
Ornate que son otras tantas iluso-
rias disposiciones que no Sc llevan q
la practca en- el radio urbano de esta
ciudad.
Otra question de vital inter6s muy
palpitante entranan las industrias del
pan Ia carne. No hay medic posi-
bic de que laboren mas de tres taho-
mas, nj que sc abra mas de un solo
puesto de carne.
Debieudo advertise que pasan de
diez Ocho las primeras y de cinco
los dltimos; con una densid ad de po-
blaci6n de mas de ocho mil habitantes.
Mil y mas anomalies injusticias
pudiGramos narrar Hon. Sr., como Ia
de un foco de epidemia que tenemos al
Sur de la poblaci6n, representado por
un &cano@ llenO de iumundicias y que
alguien llam6 ~Letrina fotante de Are
cibo;3 pero dejamos cada Union de
Ofcios perteneciente5 a esta Fedora
ci6n, el derecho de que 10 hagan ellOs
directa y personalmente.
Para terminar nuestras exposicio-
nes diremoS: que esta Institution, que
fomenta ell progreso moral de sus unio
nados, hacienda de cada oficina una
escuela en- donde reciben Ell pan de Ia
instruction 81 bien defcientemente, tan
to en- la Ciudad como en- los camp0s y
que Ii enc alberto un curse de conferen-
cias semanales, cuyas estan cargo de
los hombres mas ilustradOs de la To-
calidad, celebrarfa grandemente que
sus escasos esfuerzos fueran secun-
dados por la acci0n del Gobierno,
creando escuelas nocturnas para adul-
tos, pues ambos beneiciar1a por
igual.
;Que es sabido que los pueblos
mientras mas ilustrados, mas facil sc
hace gobernarlos y conducirlo5 al pro-
greso.
Con las mejores intenciones rue
gan por un 6xito complete en- ell de-
sempeno de vuestras funciones.
Muy respetuosamente, Esteban
Padilla, Organizador de la A. F. of
Labor en- este DepartamentO.- Felix
Pineiro, Secretario General de la F.
l.. en- este Departamento.
Cuerpo de 0fciales de a Union
Central de la Federation T4ibre ca este
Departamento; Nicomedes Rivera,
Juan n. Mac-Lean, Abelardo Ayala,
Juan Velazquez, Jose A. Rosario,
Fermfn Correa.
&Arecibo, p Il. Julio . de 1904.
Honorable Bechnan Winthrop.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-03

terno, al despacho de las prescrip-
clones facuitativas.
La mejor garantfa de esta ca
sa es ell creciente favor que ell pu-
bllco arecibeflo lie dispense y la
especial recomendaci6n que los
principales m6dicos de la ciudad
hacen de ella a sus clieutes
Precios, sin competencia
Sc hacen analisis de orinas.
por TN modico e8tipendio.
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BAS g. Go.

Agentes comisionistas. Corredo-
res de Aduana. Representatives. de
importantes casas de Europa Esta-
dos-Unidos. Compra y venta de fru-
tos del pals. Sc solicita correspon-
dencia.
Allen, 81 st. ?. 0. Box ISL.
San Juan, p. r..
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Question No. 40.
Also who are the two anointed
ones spoken Of in Czech. 4-l49
QUESTIONS NJ AZ

I. What Ia the bottomless pit
hat this (beast) tho temporal
power OF the Catholic church come
out OF? And is the bottomless pi,
spoken of here the same as spoken
in Rev. 20 ny
2. You say "The two witnesses
described in (Rcv. 10y are the
old and new testaments, clothed in
the sackcloth of dead languages
for 1860 years"
How did the old and new testa
ments have power over water 10
turn it into blood and to smigh,
the earth with plaques as often as
they would2 And what was theii
dead bodies that laid in the streets
of tho Great City where our Lore
was orucifed2-Mrs Cindia Merit
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-03
QUESTION NO. So.
Read the following.

"Apd the multitude Of them that be
licved. were Of one heart and Of one sonl
neither said any of them that ought OF
the things which he possessed was his
own; but they had all things common.
(Acts 4 32.l
lst. Was the above declaration
true, in the Apostolic day!
End. II so, why is it not prac.
ticed now by tho Church or
Churches?
Ord. If this unity was only in
tended for the Apostles; show me
the scripture that relieves she
church OF ity
Editor of the CREssET; This il
asked for other ministers to at
wer first, aod--if any OF them DE-
or does not--I want your an
swcr. ] want to know the trutI
Beulah Oliver.
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stroy his people, and take tho
earth and the fullncss thereof away
from His people. and leave them
poor, aud then claim the poor an
His people, Now If ] was rich II
this Worlds goods would it be
Just in me to take my goods away
from my family and give them 70
my enemies, and leave my family
with nothing and then say love
my family
Explain this and Will cone
again. -. y Merr''''
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FOUNTAIN
REV. 2I-6.
Made nigh by the Blood
EPH. 2-l3.
TIE FOUNTAIN.
THE FOUNTAIN.

I Cnce sat in our prayer meeting
and heard and old Sister give ~ hef
testimony for our Lord and Master
an. stated that she had been 10 the
fountain, and was washed, thorough
" washed, as Christ does nor work
bv halves What grand snh ex-
ilera,ing thought. On, now happy
that mother must; be 10 know that
har Sins were blot,ed out OF the BOOK
Of remembrance, forever,
What a glorious state 10 be M
| friends, did you ever think OF me
leep meaning of that Washing Why
| /, means that you have become
c,eansed, purely washed free from
backblting. evil SURVIVING, free nom
any inclination 10 do wrong 10 an
other, free from tie subornlng OF WIT
nesses 10 entrap: Free from all SIN
j;ater motives. How ! wish that we
could all realize the same, and be
,ieve that God will soon open ioun
tainfor sin and uncleaness: AS 4
: reads
ain that day there shall be fountain
} opeued TO the house Of David and to IN
> inhabitants of Jerusalem for sin and 10
uncleanness.
And il Shall come 10 pass in ina
Q day. saith the I.oHD Of hosts, that ! WI
y on, of the names Of The idols out OF IN
. land. and they shall no more be remem
y bcred and also will cause the prophe
y and the uncean spirit to pass out OF ID
u land" IL, oh, l3-l-2,)
u In that day it will certainly be
joyful time, for those that are leil
;nhabit the earth, as God will The
come and dwell with men, as it read
aAnd | heard great voice out
e heaven saving, Behold, The tabernacle
mi t,od Is with men. and he will dwell wi
OF them, and they shall he his people, n
his God himself shall be with them, and
IN their God.
And God shall wine away all lei
on from their eyes aud there shall be
more death, neither sorrow, nor cryil
&C. neither shall !here be any more pain
or the former things are passed away"
tRev 2l--3-4,
in You may ask, In what day will I
me come to pass Listen 70 the SCI
the
ture:
In that day shall there be 81
10 mourning in Jerusalem. as the mot
an ing OF Hadndrimmon in the valley
uo Megiddon.
an
MI And the land shall mourn, every
Nv apart. the family OF the house
David apart. and their wives apart
family OF the house of Nathan al
and their wives apart;
The family OF the house Of Levi ~
and their wives apart; the famil,
Shimei apart, and their wives apart;
han All the families that remain, e
rds' family apart, and their wives apart
Who Czech. le-ii-ls-ia-l49
de- Continued 10 4 page,
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To QUESTION Asked


and FORMATION. bv Got,'sowr lar
gnage, WE shall pass fpr the pre-
sent, 10 the Great work 81 God IN
creating the first person on the
earth. Which you will read il
this language:
50 God breasted msn in his own image. \
IN The image of God created he him I
male and female crrnlcd be them Gen.
l-27.
Now W have Il man male and
| female Created The next thing
God speaks to them, and tells
them just what they IRE to do
IN this language:
And God blessed them, and God said
and replrnisll HE earth, aud subdue ii,
ami have dominion over the fish " The
SIu, Nbu bNEI tuG IOni w VIZ WV INV
over every living thing thai movelh NJ
on the earth Gen rs
And the next Is their privilege
they had Of eating, in the circle of
their great dominion which lie
had given to them. Read for
/, yourself:
sand God suid. Behold have given
you every herb bearing SEED which il
upon the face Of All the earth and
every ire. IN lie which le The frui, Of 4
II tree y icldiug seed; 10 you il shall be fol
g meat
"a And 10 every beast ~ the earth, nnt
10 every fowl nf the air. and 10 ever,
hing that creepeth upon The earth
y wherein there is lie. have givel
every green herb for meat, and il WA
!, 50.
jr And God saw every thing that he ba
made, and behold. it was very goot
And the evening and the morning wer
the sixth day. Gen. ! $50 --3l,)
a There is Eothlng that God ha
forbidden this man, male and Il
male. Now we have the first ma
!. wEo was created. Having foun
one man, who was Created.
We must find another one
inorder to have the two me-
which we have been talkil
~ about. Ana after we find ]
ID scripture the other man, We THU
nee Bro. Perkins will begin to see Il
;od Image" in ''the one man theory
RS Well here is the scripture /
it, please read:
'ue And the LORD God formed man OF
ter dus, Of the ground, and be uhed il
vas his noslrils the breath OF life: and m
md became a living soul Gen. .;
ing This is u different man from t
do. first one spoken of, while God h
tor given the first man dominion o'
He all the earth-This last man
sat. takes him and places him III
J. garden as He says:
nth 4 And the Lu9D God planted a gar
is' eastward in Eden; and there he put
lie man whom lie had formed. -
And the LuRD God took The man,
nder pu, him into the garden Of Eien
unto dress i, and to keep it, Gen. o--ss*
pear. He put this Formed man in
garden--And it was not the
we He Created on the sixth dav--'
but sabbath lay between these
the mems birth, or the time Of Il
or It, coming into the world. So
nder could not lie the same charac
the This proves the one man
r the DRY an image The first !
aced spoken Of here; male and fen
cond was the progenitor of the Ger
-.oa Ao1 {hax, x,,,,ra ornota Il
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. QUESTION NO 50.
OtrEsTloN Tor MINISTER'S 70
ANSWER.

WHO isi, spoken Of IN this lanensee'
'And one shall say unto nm. Wha'
are these wounds il Thy hands, Thcn
he shall answer, Those wit when
wa Il wounded II, The house OF my frien
Zeeh. l3-6 ~ 7. Ilockaday'
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QUESTION NO. 81.

Question Cor Ministers to Answer.
Ii God is more powerful than
Satan. aud il the earth is the Lords
and the fullncss thereof. Who
does God Allow the wicked to de-
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-03
We wish the following Ones
tons to be answered by any one
Question No, 81.

Explain please, if CREATION and
FORMATION are the same, who "the
beast was and is not and yet Is
Rov. l7-S) last clause
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ANSWER
aW.c is the Second
Baast?"

WI itIilttF tiN' 'P''st' sf''f'f''''1T' ~. |
rejecting over the mountains q.
proof given from the Book Of
Holy Writ, which can be found N
the past pages Of the CnEssEr.
And gazing with intense inter-
est.-upon the theater Of oppositIo:.
which has been the cause Of the
tading sunlight Of JOY us it passed
down over The slope Of peace, and
has brought to the minds Ct many,
doubts, fears and discontentment-
And as Bro. Perkins has challenged
our premises, and brought lis
back To the verv foundation Of
our subject-And Fountain Head
From which flows the golden
stream Of ,ife--And what has
caused us to go back to this sn-
cred spot, was the saying of Bro.
! Perkins-That we had asserted,
"the one man theory" and that
we had failed to back it up by
proof, from the Word Of God or
history--So it becomes necessary
! for us to do ali that We can do in
order that we may interest the
Bro. while we are producing the
evidence called for-and in II man.
ner that he can understand the
eyidedce.
1t is true, as we have often said
: our heading invoke inquiry--F'ol
: Mt the very first many will say
"CREATIoN and FORMATION are tn,
same"-.Wemust say they are not
from q Biblical standpoint-Ant
" that our readers may know tina
:, our statement is true, and that "
may know who the second beas
/, is, we ask you to 60 back with II
Il to the beginning Of our subject
ie Aud read;
:, In the beginning God created q
heaven and tine earth.
And the earth was without form. al
4, void, and darkness was upon The IN,
Of the deep. 'And the Spirit of G'
" moved upon the face Of the water
eh Gen. IL y
10 This is just as plain as tong,
OF can express it. That is, that ait
-. God had created the earth, it W
nd without form-Some will say, al
be have said, that God was justtellil
us here what he was going to d
ars But then We cannot say this, t
no the very reason, that He SAID ]
rss erected it, and after it was ere,
ed, the earth was without form.
And the forming of the eai
his took place three days after thi
rip- And then He tells us just how
formed it: in this language.
rea, 'IAnd God said. Let the waters nm
urn ,he heaven be gathered together u
Of
" one place. and LEI the dry land app
and it was So tGen, Ia,
fam
/, Of Now the scripture which
the have just read cannot help
'sri, throw light upon the idea Of
earth being without form, afte
p"r', had heen created for it was un
" water until God gathered
... waters to gether from under
!. heaven--Which He had pla
between the waters, on the sec
day Of His work.