World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-07
CREATION and FORMATION
Or The Jew And The Gentle.
or
ACCEPT LIGHT AND REFUSE DARKNESS
ANSWER TO QUESTION Asked


private member to it-And rs
soon rs this was done which Mar
tin Luther had offered 20 do him.
self; "The pope's chnmberlin
spared no marks Of attention to|
the monk of Wlttemberg, At one
time he manifested his JOY, ~.
another he shed tears. This show
of sensibility moved the relormsr
but little still he avoided slowiMg
what he thought Of It. II .pr--
tended not 80, understand the
meaning Of these crocodile's tears,
said he. (Ref. Vol. III. Page l9)
Now then We must ask if Luther
was n child of God what was he
sacrificing something to o croco.
die in the agreement spoken OF,
that hundred years Of persecu.
ton could not rench from the
hands and minds of the christian
people. For it is all evident fact
that the above quotation cannot
be misunderstanding this agree.
ment, is where the first deccitlul-
ness began to show itself, that
which Daniel spoke Of in the
stripture above quoted--For Mar
tin Luther himself said be did
not pretend to understand the
meaning of the crocodile tears
OF the Pope's Standardization
Ill finding the workings OF these
two men TO coinside with the BIZ
bic SO far, it will be necessary for
us to follow Oh in the trail to see
If the proofs will become stronger
"Milt;tz gave Luther an invita-
ton to supper, which the latter
accepted. His host lall aside all
the severity, connected with his
mission, and Luther INDUCED in
all the cheeriulness of his dlspo.
sitlon. The repast was Joyous,
and when the moment of depar-
ture was come, the legate opened
his arms to the heretlcal doctor,
and kissed him, "a Judas kiss"
thought Luther: Il pretended not
to understand these Italian arti-
fees, wrote he to Staupitz.' (Rel.
Vol. III Page l9,)
And now upon these grounds,
we can see those prophesiss OF
Daniel fulfilled in this very act,
and in l.uther's pretentions OF
fighting the pope, after he had
made an agreement with him TO be
| silent, this was after he had
preached four years to the chris.
| ;ans. And in this we see jus
how they spoke lies at the same
| table
| And all this agrees with John
the Rsvelator's vision Of the Sec
ond beast in using all the'powel
of the first beast, who made Ill
world to wonder after the first
beast. But yet the readers may
not be altogether satisfied in re
gard to the veracity of iI,uthec.
Hence, we shall quote YOU seine
o! Luther's letters that he wote
to the pope, after he had beer
with the christians three years
preaching for them, wksck vii
prove TINT he was not 4 vhristian
but was speaking lies IN hyrrccrr
~, and speaklngas dragon, lust
las it is said OF the second beast
Now read them carefully, fol
they are now before you, in hi;
owp languages;
blessed Father! May your holi
ness .condescend to incline youl
paterlfal ear, which is that d
Chtist himself, towards your poor
sheep ard listen kindly to his
I heating.
| What shall / do most Holy
Father, ] cannot bear the light
enings If your anger, ant I know
not how Va escape them. ! am
called upon 70 retract I would
most readily Do -, could Tint
lead TO The desired result. But