World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-15
Continued from last week

We must say again that Bro.
1 Perkins II no sharp n man, NJ 70
claim lgnorauly that there was
mo difference between the Jews
land Genilles aud then trys to
/ eNplaln away the difference God
made lnthe ianguage OF Isaiah inI
4 (Cbapt- ,3i y
4 "Tlie two people, Jews and
| OIenlIes are represented IN the
| figure Of two women Tie one
married and the other unmarried.
The jews were rrpresented--by
the married Wife, the Genties
10y the desolate or uumarried
woman. Thissis the wuraun, WHO
was barren thai God was talking
10, although, as II have before
stated, He had 'forsaken Her for i
moment, and lelt aer bNgral; she
SHOULD break orthin singing, be-
cause she would havemore clr.d-
rem when God her husband re-
turheu3to her than the married
| wife, Che Jews.)
4 lnEthe above Bro. Perkins ac-
knowledgcs instEe above language
that tlie jews and GeniIes are re-
presented as two Women. This
part Is right they cou'd not be
represented as one woman for as
we have said, there was two, the
! created man (the G.ntile) and the
formed man, (the Jew the first
, created on the sixth day the
; other formed after the seventh
day.
And the Bro. acknowledges
these to, in the case of the two
; women ~ho we have now before
us he claims the Jews to be the
married wife. and that the
Gentlles were the desolate and un.
: married which was barren woman
Now dear readers III particular
: notice, that God says through,
/ Isaiah that it was the married
wife that was barren, and not
the unmarried or desolate as the
u Bro. would have it.
Yer, as usual you are wrong
again; for just read as God has it
! Sing, Q barren, thou that ddsl MOI
hear; break forth INFO singing, and or,
aloud. lhou that didst not travail will
u enid: for more are the children of the
q desolate than the children of the married
wife, saith the LORD lisa. "a ~
Yes you can plainly see that
:. the desolate hath many more
children than the married wife
There is quite difference
between the word barren auC
desolate, in Biblcal sense, Tn,
dcsolate the unmarried wife. 9TH,
Gentile) had many more child
rem than the married wife ith,
Jews) Bro. Perkins also TINT /,
was the desolate (the Gentlles
which God forsaken for u shorI
time to return unto again in thi.
too he is mistaken as usual ",
say twas the Israelites tho Jews,
VINO God said he had fursaken for
a short time as you can read
FOR llou shalt break forth on me rlph
hahd ana ON the left and nv seed sLal
inherit the Gen'les and m IA lie do
) o'ale Giles TO ha inhabited, usa. 5l.-a
. Yes Tie seed Of the barren tn,
married wifel Shal! inherit th,
) 6entlts this seed was Christ
Wherefore God says ia the barrer
} the Jews again,
Fear not FOR thou shut M, he rslan
ed' neither be thou r.u uadpd. (,
'"o' Shall not be nut To shame; Tor ,ho,
shal' forget the sliamq If ,hy youth
: aud shut No, remember The rcproach Of
Thy widowhood any more.
For thy Makeris ihiue hnsb md. M
Lord II hosts rs his name, and nv n,
aeeh'f me lsalN Ole Of Israel, The Cud
o. ne whole earth shall he be called
7 F"t me l.oiD hath calicd ,nce ~ !,
woman Iorsaken and gruvcd Ia spri,
sna = wife etloulh, When thou wns, /,
fused saith thy God
!, FOR small moment ha, 1 / rofsa9cn
'heoi hnl viii gtea mercies viii ps,h
y 'hee. tIss, o4-l 0-G
Now Bro Perkins yor can
plalrlv see that You have miscon-
strewedth' blessed word of Gsa
TORN vas HE Jaws THAT Gad .ail
X that HI WAS q husband "a, and
I mat i Was them ,hul III Ma
gong to lnr-nkc.
Npl ~ 6su'ile4 for he neysr
bare rule aver hem uutill ,,hrist
dmd iiat H. Christ din sead,
-A"pid iiAeris ,hera. Therefore
Gad said toshe tiputiies ll,ruah
Pa'il;Nli';r Christ bad died aud
! rose again, this.
Y Tp whom G9d wand NAVE loov /
= whai I lheiiehes 1t Tie clrv IL ,his
'pyslets anons the Gmliics; whica i
5 cn''s' 'n.oni tl,c liore Of Glory tCol
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