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Rstse. fsr Gsrgrnea AAvsnaanA

No, t..-cauentG S- sAa n III aunissu, O. rAla-
III q! Soms KIND In gTeG c,,T. whtue q Roman
chtnpnr Iirien nTpean I'm The Es'rns eDt Admins
terf prrfor5 70 the sssnker cyinF il "a seIon-r
lhH, We ruAd 81 FyueSsant minister 4, sluut-
circumstances Srier viii n. easily -errr1 t,ec
uno readily admitted 10 IL nturaa uLn a minis,
lei Is moi EASILY ruuocIixso snrne MIR ryn,
q Of clothing tnsi vii oouf-n ihei- chains a,
he ulrrrymer' hui ntb-rs 40 net. WHY sauuis MOI
Protestant nIlpis'cr1 ~'hn wish iny,rpve sry-r
opportunity tor DOING goaa supply thens.lr.s
WIN osarck uEira Ihey can Away wess tnpurh
conuoIied. bui which theE Display wn,1 lh
emergency Arises thus secuns auness . is< rc,1c,
Of orowe v,nsrs Lies Frnslra,e axn OF 10 bu-1
ing building vocr ths sr~rAge H.Ia b ot,tnr-e6.
Tbev wouic pced 10 be pettfny on rhe baar. az
tepi the words. 'car,Vr-nsr. Teu York"
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!Aui0mohla-

To TEI EpIToK OF TIE SvN -St- The best
way - sfudT our foreign commerce Is 10 take
IL iadust-y by industry lufpno tiles tor
insttcne. We Learn from the Bureau @! STA
Iistscs 1hsr since New Years Ue hsvs e1-
T'n-f~a r-scti..n q rallicn dollars worth Of
Automobiles lnc paris thereof
kII'oT1lnF automobiles If a new line 70. u.s.
though since 1901 We have been importing
then l. thai year We brought over # ma
chimes. valued III t4aiA These Imports
have lIicrxased stendilT. reaching s.. <4t, sas
u 1900 ascal year
Mos 81 these So per cent Game from
France, The ralne 81 our automobile Imports
from itsi couutry he.ne pAa-ly seven lines
IS nuch as from al other countries oor-
etDed The exSci tEuTes lAsi fiscal !ear
tror France were sss machines valued II
3 AZ sat Prom Germany We cot -. from
Ens4apd II, from 1,sir II from sri1.tgland
& and from Ireland ana Cuba eEct
Our tLrlf o. AUte ohile. and parts tt,ere-
q i 81 DEF cefi I'd vhlorer1L nloh sire< xll.
Las put g. .g1t. KS n cuI rIronIl treasury
S-nct my ouT exports ,. suioDoo-ies Ii re
been. tsoGl rears
lRG. ....-.....-...... ....-...-.- . SIS as
lsl5 ........-.. ... .. ....... ... i.ar- nas
1H.s ........ . .... ...... ......... .sA. pJ
1905, IN months .t7S.paa
1875, y'E- cstt-nktee ... ..,gi 1870
Tis1 If very saslsitcIorv progress for Q new
departure Tfret-fHu-Ths O! these exports
V'e,i - The United Kin roo- ARD CtradI II
~ Lso sEtlsf BtTo-y thai W. ARE exporting
uert Automobiles taEn We are iInFo-Sa.r
WALTII !. B.ll.Kp
ScENTcTApr. June g.
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TT, TEH EI-TuI ~ TIL SrN-.s- Nov tiki In.
warn Gays hlr. c7rue tre-7 Eass-ner- uhn I-trr;!s
ul IL, trains u The New Yr-i. New Euver sus
EL-l1o-: F.iI!rons VANS IL Int AL ,-issll,i. II.
nnrt IL. WIDOWS t-t Lhrswr VIA. open s.! health
~. rcrr!lr1inl- Il -.cti ttxi ;h.re snnulc D..
rp,a raI JLEtior- Hri The saa c.G vti,t Is burned
Il III. engtrHs :: thE rnL- ren5%-s II. thourbi g:
h.httru vcaliH1inn 70. pIsElgrr. positively
Lhsu-.
Tl-cf srook. snc fou r.se, e-I.ittee from IN.
sa- cahl hl-rIrrs .od hI5ul t-5s Ias rhrs n vast
ninras -hl.S tns 1lss-n.sry largs witt gRs M.
ciuualcr iar- tL-aL.s ind nasr-lls With SCI cua
Ro--- Is tt-s cl--soe;tG rDt-a3y tnr1r peile
v;t.ct tr1vtIerI Hrt- Its INT Z ust endurt' Cr
Is n @. crourA II. pd-LIn,. 10 =. ca,lsio.-ro III
p.hsts.u fp- tbcr,
Tn, Board 9: acar. considers sJ,rthf unou,
OILS n --inus. Avu lons !, book lpol the burning
@. sol; rob Inc -, evl c1-r1 nrcnsuu.s 1ar-tny
- ibt travelling pulL,r' W,RR.
NV NesAK, -ue :
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his way the boy threw it back ut him la
Indignation. That vas the right spirit
That boy had the making Of man in
him. Nowadays on railways, in hotels
and at restaurants tips are expected as
q matter Of course in return for services
which the giver has already paid for.
If any tip rule il 10 be established in
a restaurant. something ike 10 per cent
Of the amount Of the bill might be fixed.
1t is really too much-any tip il too
much-but i. may be convenient method
OF calculation; for practically, 50 rigorous
has the exotic custom become here that
unless man gives tip he suffers from
inattention After all. however. il is
gratuity as much 10 the proprietor OF
the place as to the servant who receives
il directly The assurance OF tips 10
the servant is taken into account in de-
terminins the amount Of wages paid 10
him
We know why our correspondent in
Spring Lake asks the question. he has
been snubbed by walters because he did
not give them as large tips as they e1-
pected and required for deoently attan-
tive service 'Bounders' and that sort OF
people spoil these rapacious walters by
giving them big tips, and they learn 10
spurn a reasonable gratuity. But there
is no occasion for feeling bad about the
snub. The fellow is entitled TO nothing.
and when you pay q restaurant for your
food you have a night TO demand atten-
tive treatment whatever your tip or
even il you give 10 tip
A tip" Of a dime for meal costing .
dollar or 1hereabouts or Of quarter for
dinner up to 81 is ample, Don't be bull
he'd by the waiter
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Apptorr Derivation for Benn,kfl,

TO TIL E-lr-oL or Tn syS-s4- A,-apns Of
.s,sr.urEI.' permit II. .as / wo-o sheet
@: ultsf erlIryi-r trln tbe otltwlr .usi taur.
E5rshEiA. FiE: ropnry, Pa 10 EppwI IN int region
Us tht SrrnysiI snns yoErs ago eXImtnec
very ola rnrniT NIP u Git1ara- the uouniy seli
en- This The snsut q wnSe' is Darnac TIT Kleenesa
q E.. Irtis Kill.
This par Q! Pennsylvania b sui inhAhitoc By
F'cuns31v.llt culch My not h.azyEiI be q iinpi.
aJ--u9licr q ktesaeEUs q {. SgsS-
lun.
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Sfre1es1s ReliEisa IL the Berk xhtreS
S-nG sE,-s~Npn on--r-p,ns-nu .s7-mcaes

Prank boies Of Norlh EgTrrnoni VIZ A-raigo-e
II c5u-1 yes1srdEr. charged with HSssut p,,or
Soorrs Puf;l- WIS t employed = clers Il ont
q. The genera stores In NurIt Egruznani X,
PUTT who IL q mid ~. -rrsc NAL, Ets,ec thai Nnr.
called Al his hous. Tuessxy itNrpoan Hnt- s-Se'
Accusing min O; stirnd:nr ID. Ms-hadis, rt urrh
lksAunes and heai hsrn
PufI Claimed Thai be- was H.Eten. CHECKED Kns
iaeksh And Thai his witt Sne Mrs SIrlh p-csrr
5rcrepIee boirr run aotnr HIN further MUIR
ET. hoire c,simeo Thai FitStr hAc dome his family
II injury watch hhs leo hin 10 ccrmT to. asssult
Epc vAs hoi due - TIE far ttss hs sssenoee n.
Mernociss church Judge sLn.ure icuac I'm
rultrr and fr,ee him Eal
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10 TEx EIGToh o. tn sIN-si- Nay con-
Illuminate IN Of p-vy, Atrr cisaoreruo WY
Ins lLhn Pr liboelT,nib poultry haas s. much -
int rhue q. Thai eaiSit- 4 f-f-nc uf mine vns n
I-,L-stI lhs o-nrT aty nr1nr chickens f.. he1 opr
USE, nnd tint enhlsr rcrnnmeaos1 som, hr slytnr
Iaey wcTg Philadelphia poultry, Sn. asked him
WY they Wort bstos- Than Lrr uin,I "b.rlur,
nh 81 ne replied Philadelphia NO scw tanr
Ias 3oslt utrt HURT Inc thcy hrrs q rhance 10
re1 rous and Eat oultH,BrK
Nyg yoHI. Jun.
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AEereasnert Ooa,apss.>-

-c TEL E.1ToI aE TIN srx--ss-: IN q fore.ype-
n III, country INV. aunt hor. with ID iasa TIM
nirhi mLr- mtpry fhspcr than IN Int alo IilHee
Tfis morning rhd In YOU ;1h5rr Lhhz 1nf Q ru-u.-
ssr-, ar u Ill siIre1 End Iruac1I- q cirI, 0rSie-
MRS Q -rptE o! S.a.,ah b yahr
Ny~ ihers rnus; o- DDney in The ciss- business
tabuxlss inf nunJIapy would moi ysy such 1Ls,u-
lpux rrnt
Dana yor think Ia. better SAT- n tb- snme
lint. FoKfJaSEI
lt.ue
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FINN shf Eyarn plsrnsssrss
Thew hhs hr1n IN krtine rnra~vee n tks ,,f,,,,
IN Int FRS, pAI7 Ihs xri1er yirtx ,npu-u-u a,,,-,
rsi o' LIS nesa mother and lhen entstnr with
hu' oiscuSsifrf N pt'fiuins. by Inua singing sne
rituperhti'u thai ne Is throwing rpar ms ca
leagues woI..e Aerise Lint parry when n. hus
two subjects TO write give ,pcn uno.r TWO
btndtnrk
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Gen Cro1Set sorrow.

Tc TEL Er-ToI or TER Srs-Sr. Nay expres.
nv rcr-cI Till Gnr- CrnIS,e found II DccsSsAry "
publish letI.- II ror, paper- oauic thuSs uao
hnps wondered IL his present posirirI Ine ercr :
pBrins asre looked into his sal bet-ra-uscn rour
ie,Ance they wound Lave rrts 1hs-s cT'ery uura
An mare, TOO, Of the pAtns1ir ins1ihcttiut vtua
h La teen :arrsa - MAXI rbe runDt-
il sl. AFTER -hs Q nlock psr!u--nhnc- q: ne
hoer Va. e1taEfnI fAsi Ger Crri!t ssaoa az. The
pisif1--L WAITING ~ rsT cI-ief- Znn5est Ina
nolicae SIT, ST ta--t. tALi l,oEsa INTO Lis
fare Apc was c-aEs1ui thai my heL-7 was nrt as
Ssr-r'u la1e: b. Lis n 4, "
NEw ycLI, Jun, s
70 TIKI EuT-uI ~ TEL STr-st-: Gel c-rp3.
hss .str turtunhit II II. L9olcris rtiut tr sure
ltyroeI. nots English Ina Arn-ri;AI- VII ,egh-c L.
ssJis:hclu-y. Althrugr J. ~ EnCastznLn. rrIntn-
.-r clhG-y Ii. IIisty Win rrgA-e Is he Ouloorns
Q: IN. bocT struggle tnT Liberty 5r1oT 10 In. su-
-rroe: III PLAraeoe-g have NJ --noDectiua Q.
p-.E.na,y ,.e!irr towhrt N. o.. Earoenut whas.
rtI1-ous achievements hech-ne- s:'r- Int dssit ?.
Jnuac-- Ii, c:.it: -nrtn- y The promised E-t-upi
u .sihgeer tIItnrty
tn, Genera sh0ula aiiriour- u. criticisms O:
English utlctrs 10 -. CONSULTATIVE Epi-g ihsI
rrs,lt.o u -nInE q his Successes Aoa loeE " IN.
tn. woeI, sfN7 gaining tbs ;rrpdits oi irnurert
he ArncrinEnl he VI. snraulp: BRITISH vtlcam.
like Tia, tIi-pnec IT wei rns ulhs. o. LIS ot,-
lslgucE { ErKlIT.
NV yaEI June
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a.,ArrAs q Indian. ws.. wsrs.

cImn7 oO--es5,rndeAa Drrnr- Rrprsnss1cr
3ehn r. ArrunEr. 1ne,an Aseu1 II F,lns sias-
Lreorv. has semi q circular hrorarrs1 ope, the
Western upantrT- ErAi ar tfss b, hh< IL In ds;re.
sM Ass. hodiea Ors ilela slaux lncia,r whit vErr
eu,iuSOen' fpf the s-ns.sn Ee cabs Ihe srssr
Inn oi nunt-auscrs me shc7 -hss rbese men a.,
r,ac vnr9rrx 7brT u Won L, ~ fruAa r-Asns
ditch divgmg saucep bercng 90 ras.ohf mr.
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BlaAneS FrSana Va, ssfn-

T'fW NJ LbHbn HtTaE.
Elhin. hbe = y'ersuns Trend In liz ousae-r houF.
fnrlxna- OxI-lsne tnk hoc1 el-usoc snc II D..
ungu-xl.'d- End FeorrA ofnreauorry wers hhnrns
tDe.- ,ofe by Lheir erchos Hk,De osliec ai III.
rnsirn houss one dsr- kne semne rrrp-sna &c
Tp-en lbs oio friend saying What. Ill you herr
Erl-- Yea HfisS,srea BIZ -6--rI
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F., remains here In tht city.
Sh. rns hcaot rhs peps x..ers.
Sns takes rhe hanedaru oaaan.
He taSrs thf SRrhs1u qual1crx.
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Mi, EIirkrr-kno wb-r, Tn. 5nrs chifnrcn.
Nm bpnEcr-lnNrpcd unIL Int var IL over.
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Ceryec-

reanh-r-'G.s rhr nrariuion % m ,sssnd
frarhi B1y-dunef
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rvhnales BY II, SUE Priatias soo Fuehshs
Issae.siiaa ~ 10 IssSau street Il LIZ
If lh-ssitLn. Ncv Yors.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-05
QUESTION NO. 90.
VERA CRUZ; Mo,

Dec. 10 1904.
Kind Editor tod you ! could
show you scripture that God did not
repent. will give some. TIE a3rd
chpt and 10 verse Of Numbers I
Samuel IS CHI. and 20 verse Ezekiel
"a ch. aad "A verse.
Now will you please harmonic
this scripture with your views ]
could give more but this is enough,
Now | would like to ask you some
questions but you can use your own
pleasure about answering them.
What was the first promise to man.
If you see fit to answer this all right.
A. NJ. Nail,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-05
Union Grove J ems,
my sSiLAx AND GKISNY."

Hello kind Ed We are here again
after spending quite a pleasant tim.
during the holidays. The new year
1905 IS here, and we should all do
more good than in the past
lse Thomas, who has been staying
at bis Uncle b, T Thomas is abseu,
from School this week On accoont
OF he sickness OF his mother she is
no, expected to live.
Lillian Srinert reen'ered school las,
THs.iar otter an absence OF several
weeks.
I Miss L 'l's Hill spent Sunday with
Misses Lizzie nt,l Ual,c Caudle
Snnlas S'hoo a, Union Grove Church
WIS WV hNeNHcW iAst SaoOuIn i.rt
ev ~ ~ { me and have an evergreen
S. n
III, Raa Jarret, is teaching again
this wttk rf,cr vacation Of three
weeks.
Tn clrht,inr contest at school las,
Fiday ,ye"ing was very cntetesliug.
AN ,hr M, is ron barge 10 small enjay
/ ed i. Visi'nrs were Mcsss, Clyde
ste'ncit and Frank ri &c.
OBITUARY.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-05
QUESTIONS NO, 81.

"What proof have We OF the iu-
spiration OF the Bibie,"
II one goes to eternal torment
the other to everlasting life Where
is the justice in this when both were
placed here by the same God, on an
equity
Why would God remove from our
midst a minister 10 his youth when
he was doing all the god he could
for Cod
Is God nature only
Is man only composed OF atoms'
Those are questions | wish the
The Ed. to answer TOR the sake o.
Friends.
Mrs. Matte Bowers,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-05

why did our first fathers give
blpssing 70 The first born!"
We add that this question has
direct reference 70 the first born
son Al least thIsis the way we
shall argue the question.
And we shsll do this with all
rsvsrancsto our CREST Creator, for
the bensfit of,hs qusstioner, and
alsoios the readers Of the CREssHr
vs. shall. say, further there is 10
Riblo question, but what should
have dne consideration, and !
true lnvsssigation--God requires
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-05
Question No o.

~
Why did our frst fathers sivea 81
ing TO the hst borni
Question No. SO
What was the meaning OF this blessingf
Example, the blessing that was give
to Jacob that Esau should have had.
Question No g.
Was this blessing from Gid through
saac, II so why but one Dlcssings
Kind Ed.will you please answer tho
above questions, they were handed 70
me to answer, by Lady school teache'
aud 1 will place them in ycnr bands.
&C. A. simon
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-05

Nj s1i ksmp, passed away guilty
Al his hnmc II Hsusvil,e last Wednts.
day 10 ap.irs. He had been sick fur
many WEEKS His body waslaid a, ret
in the Nurwooi Cemetry Thursday even.
'iny lie was an old soldior and 4
member Of the o, A. Il several Of bis
com,afcs We're present And lote him 0
the tomb. We extend our sympathy 10
tie be,eaee,l ones.
Wishing the tnRssRr q prosp rous
year W. viii ring Of, SO bye bye.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-01-05
Page Of lnquirers
QUESTIONS no. 81.

II appears that SONG OF the Readers
OF The CREssET do not comprehend that
on til, Wal is quoted to them that
II 10 Gods Word so in order that we
may get those who oppose MS through
,hs columns ol The CREssUT Ito undei
stand II before writing we propose for
hem TO answer the following questions,
Ia short, Yes or No--Or when necessary
Just name H.. And then az fast as prac
table live tho explanation and proof
But inst TO add these questions. your
name. Yes or No Or the object thing.
LIST. Is Creation and Formation the
samel--Yes or No.
end. Did God create The earth at the
time he said lie didg--Yes or No
Bird. Was tho Garth 10 form at the
time lie created IN - Yes or NJ.
4th. Was The earth void wnen Gud
created itY~- Yes or No.
5th Did God create darkness before
llghts-Yes Of No,
sih. Did tho Spirit nave upon The
face Of the watcr.?-Yes OF No.
7lh, Was the light created after the
Spirit moved on the walofsy- Yes or No
sih, Was light and darkness divided
after the Spi, il moved on the wa,ersS-
Yes or No.
9th. After God placed ornament in
the midst Of the waters, did the water
yet cover tho carihg--les or No
10th Was i, after His second day,
work OF creation that He gathered tbr
waters together from under the heaven
inorder 10 lei The dry land appear :.
Yes or No
llth. Did Gcd creste man. male an,
female on tho sixth day Yes or No.
l2lh, Did God tell the man, male an,
female tofull the eround'-- Yes or M
18Th, Did God give The man mall
and female dominion over all III
eWlh,-Yes or No.
li,h Did God give lie Crea,ed MAJ,
male and female access TO rvcrytliin
on all the face Of the eatlh?-Y,s or N,
18th Did God pl,nt garden an
put the man. male aud female in IL.
Yes or No
10Th. Did God plant Mi. sa,de
after he rested The seven Ii dt, - Yes /
No. -!
i7lh, Was there any body IN the Ian
OF Nod for Cain 10 fear .Yto or No,
lsth Was iir Sons OF God and III
Daughters OF men the same people,
Yes or No.
'loth Was Moses \ murderer. in XII
ing the Eggplant Yesof No
Soth. Was the Ave nations M1aA lie
troyel Of the amc people n, the ~
s,-Yes or M.
sls' Did Chiist Mind a. n na,i,n u
eyes Of the Israeli,esY-Ycs or M,
e2ud. Wero tho, 10 he blinded NJ
\ the fulncss t,he C,cnlilcs conn irs
Yssor No.
Gard Is the fulnc's Of lhc Gcnli'
rnnn in yc,Y Yes or Nv.
sth Is ,hNro gospel of ci,cun
sion. AVID gospel Of uncircnmcisiau 81,
pnef in HE wosdt-- Yes o. Nj
5h, /, there Two WAYS spoken .of
the worst ~ God in which pcope /,
o,erve Gohf--Yes or No.
assh, Did Paul obey The law IT Mo-
after he wss CHOSEN an apostle IL
,;en'iics Nv Christi yss ar M
a7,h Dla Paul speak of mv.le
kept bid from the beginning ot ,
world.-Yea or No.
Now when the above questions
answered Yes or No u, those who ",
70 oppose ~ thes 'hen can hegin
write through the CREssKr both opp
us sad to explain then positions a
questions and give ligh, on these ,hin
But until they are answered dlrec
Yes or No We shall hold them up BET
our reader as evidence that they q,
and which win render them unst
.sachsrs and a. soon as those are
wsred BY any one and proven; We b
many more TO AK,
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1
his fact then he went to the t
house Of Cornelious without gam
And preached 70 Cor !
nelious and all that was at his
houss--This all show Us that IT. !
ter Christ had risen FROM the
Tomb that there was two ways
sst forth by God himself this IS
why he said son of man point
the two ways We frmly believe
chat the intelligent readers will
see plainly the two ways SO We
pass to the Is question which
reads did Paul obey the law OF
Moses. after he was chosen an
apostle TO the Gentle world by
Christi" Yes. We shall quote
YOU the following Tor the evr
denca.
| And The day following Paul went in
4 viii. Us into james: and all ne elders
werepesent.
| And when he Ind salutcd them. he
declared particularly what things y
had wrought among the Geniilcs by MS
ministry.
/, Aud when they he I'd i, lhey glu'llicd
the LoRD, and said unto him, Thou
est, blothel, h1w many thousands Of
jews there are which believe; and lhey
are all Jealous Of me law
4 A I'd 'hey are informed OF thee, MAT
thou leachcsl ulI the Jews which are
among the Gentle, TO forsake Moses
say ing that they ought not to clrcumcise
thcir children, nsiIher to walk after The
customs.
| What is il therefore? the multitude
must needs eolne together, for the,
will her THAT thou arl come,
Do therefore This that we say to hce
We have four men winch have a vow on
them
Them take, and purify ,hyief With
them, ard be al charges wi b them that
they may shave their heads aud all may
know that those things. whereof they
/ were informed concerning thee, are
, nothing; but thou tbyself also walkcsl
, orderly, and kecpes, the law.
AS touching The Grniles which be
5 eve, we have written and concluded
9 TINT they observe io shea thing. save
j only iaat they keep themselves from
q things ffered to dds, and from blood,
/. aud from slrangled, and from fornica
ton
Then Paul took the MN. and III,
. next day prrf, ing himself with then
; entered INTO the temple 10 sigaifv ths
Il accomplishment, 81 The DAYS Of pmridc,
+: ton until that an off.riug should Il,
, offered for every one of them Acts 9
= 1920
/, Here is plain facts tina
Paul obeysd the law under th'
: teachins of the twelve apsstles--
:, This was seventeen years afte
r. he had been preaching to tn,
'e Gantiles this still further th'
le claims Of the two gospels and III
n two way-we passon Tia 81 qnca
q tioa which reads "did PAM speal
" Of a mystery kept hid from III
q beginaing oi the world" we ar
,e swer vas he did Please read:
A. Wte,eby. when vc read. vc may n,
N aersiand my knowledge N The mit,cr
ct of Christ
IT, Which in other arcs was No, mad
re known unto The sons cf mrn. Ns II
nov revealed into his hnle apostles M
" prophets BY The spirit; ~
s" And 10 make all m,n see wip, ~ ii
" !, frllnws''inof tho mystery, whil, Ere,
thrh ,pinuing Of The world hath ice
8 hid in God who created all things
he JESUS Christ tFphc, 3 4-a*s01
The abovo scriptarc fully al
~ swcrs ,he question. And now "a
the present we dismiss the
M questions which has remained i
the cR.ssEr 50 long, for others |
!" tnks thar placs
QUESTION NO. q.
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want 10 know the truth. What did
Christ tel us 10 80 too f,1 q sin sick Or
bodily sicki
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portion OF cur time at least
his manner. for Christ said.
= Search the Scriptures; for in 4
10 think ye have eternal lifei and
are they which testify Of me Isl, |
5-ss
And Paul said to timothy
Study 10 shew myself approved /
God. a WORKMAN that neede,h moi
ashamed, rightly dividing ihe wq$
trmb e Timolby 2--'5.i
W. learn from the above q
lures that we must botE sanrcN
study and whom VIZ ask qoeis
and have them siswered Nj
granted q chance Of ssadiaA
orly from our own huoa
but from the knowledge Of NJ
The question is a broad Oh
great portion Of ground, z
might De applied to IT,
not be sustained BY ScrN
The question could not cove
space and time occupied IA
4 Created man before them
Adam was formed and pla
| the garden which time I'LL,
space Of 4 thousand years, f
of the Lord. This created "A
during this time were M
Stood on equal footing IN
those people and that pei3
time with their earthly u
and their worldly posses
We enter the field or gard
which dwelt the first fail
, the fathers inquired abou,
question reconsideration
man was placed in the Gar
was called the son of do
we wish to notice th
character Cain who Is ca
tha world the first son
4, man Adam who was pi
the garden; he DID not
! the blessing neither did |
Their Abel--Cod had respec
, Abels offerin2-But wiz
was born he was hohored
i blessing Noah's three
ceived the same heavenly
e in being called into the
!" now passing over the food
former things we have nam
! to get at the time pl
1 circumstance when il I'D
established fact that
4 born son received the
Looking passed the great
Of God to Abraham
into the land of Egypt
r those fathers We're ln
2 who are called in Qnesl
g we find them in bonda
. 1.-The Descendants Of lid
man Who We first sppkso ~
/, first thing we shall nouc
\ that before Those fothd
y be liberated from their
n there had to. come . cnf
other words daih On all
!, born Of ,ildses grated
+, tins time ihe lihsttSof
ers III question @2s de'
10 they were hronght Of, 81
/; Now what? The b.ossInS
first born sons of those
The question is why wa
W. shall answer by tt
read. for God said.
/" sancliiy unto me pli Im
& W ia'soevrr ppcnc,l' The w
4 the children of Israel bola
Of beast: il is miae lex "
d Also.
~ That thou shalt set ana
81 l.rHD all that erene,h the
in every hrs,linl TIM, come'h
u which tliou hast, the males
LoID's. lex, 10 ia
IN. Also. MA
2 Thou shit 70, delay
first ot Thy rire fruits, and Of
The firslborn of,hy SONS sha
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