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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

When this evil woman cast her eyes upon this youth he either had to yield or in disgrace leave the masters house and be encaged In dungeon. From affuence he was to go to poverty, from honor to disgrace, from a position of power to wear a convict s garb. Aye. the temptation was awful But it came. And when 1t came Josep's God was the God of his strength. My young friend just as certain you go up in the world awful temptation will come wooing you. Her smile will be the smile of the enchantress, but her hand will be the claw of demon. You will be face to face with seeming annihllation. And you must choose. Will the God of Joseph be your God in that awful day?
 Even the very best of men have these awful temptations thrust upon them. Mir Mckinley in an address before gradu- ating class said that short time after his election to Congress quite number of young men wished to be appointed ts West Point from his district. He had all most decided to send one young man there and had told him so. Much to his surprise the next day this young man sent him a letter inclosing ten $100 bills. MT. Me- Kinley was then comparatively poor man. At once he sent for this young man. ''Why did you give me slO00?" he asked. Because" said the young man, T thought if I might offer you that you would be more willing to nominate me-" At once Mir. Mckinley gave the young man back his money. He said: Under no conditions will I now nominate you. If you are untrue to your government now
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

you will be untrue to your government when you wear the United States uniform" " That was noble. That was brave and true. But if you had been a poor con- gressman would you have returned that money? Perhaps not unless, like Joseph or like Major Mckinley, in your public as well as private life you were and are sus- tained by the saving grace Of God.
 Thus. my friends, feel that l am speak ing to some Joseph now in Potiphars $ house. I know not what may be the temp tation which is imminent. It is black for you, awfully black. Remember. the God of Joseph will be your God. You may seem to he defeated and destroyed if you do the right now. But wrong will not triumph in the end. Put your trust in Jesus. Keep close to him. He will help you bear that temptation. Though for little while from Potiphars house you may be case& into prison. yet you shall again prosper. Joseph because of his tenn porary disgrace, became the prime mn- ister of the Egyptian capital. Be patient. Be true. Be firm for God. All wll be we'll. All will be well. May the God of Joseph be your everlasting help
 Copyright, 1905, by Louis Klopsch.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Standing Room Only.

From the Chicago News.
 The Lawyer-So your wife has sued you for a divorce, eh? Will she have any standing in court?
 The Client-Im afraid so. From the nature of the evidence she threatens to bring in there won't be half enough seats to accommodate the crowd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Joseph's Sacrifice.

Then picture the great prime minister of Pharaoh taking his old father and
 brothers into the royal court and intro duelng them there as his relatives. Ja- cob. the father. and Reuben and Simeon and Judah and the other brothers were they were nomads. Of all classes in Egypt the shepherd life was despised the most. Yet when Joseph went up in the world and made a success he did not despise his family because they were living humble life. He said, If l prosper my family
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
How He Was Paid.


 Religion, curing men of dissipation and improvidence promotes their prosperity. Many years ago 1 heard this fact illus trated in powerful way. The head of the famous Waldensian church of Italy was speaking in the Philadelphia church of which l was then assistant pastor The Waldensan church of Italy is really the Protestant church of Nictors kingdom. 1t mostly represents the peasant classes One day humble Italian heard that if he would attend Waldensian church he would be paid for doing so He went, ex- pectng to get money. but he found some thing better than silver and gold. He found Jesus Christ He accepted him as his Saviour. Though he had never been a good Catholic. he nominally had given his allegiance to the church of Rome. No sooner did the priest of his town hear what the man was doing than he went to the mans wife. He told the woman her husband must leave the Waldensian
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02

brittle fir Tieben g1la6fTdifFe, ipdbz
renb Die benz 2onoe nGhite 9inie iieben
Rreuaer eriter uno 5ipeiter Rlaf1e uno
orei Rreuaer oritter Rluife aufnebmen
fonn. Sm Centrum TT Der nDtbise
BloB fir s3erit0rer referptrt. Meitere
MnferplGBe sbieten ldngsfeit bes Piers
Naum fir 3tpet 59la6tf9iffe nno Ell
men Rrenaer 5ipeiter Rlaife, tpdbreno
Lungs bes Gbmiralitdts piers elm
4nferplab fir Elm ,S4fa9tfbiff fer
tiegeitellt miro. SIM sanaen lit alfo
Raum fir Tieb5ebn 96ladtfdiffe,
atpDlf areuaer eriter &laie burun@
ter flint Der grObten unb bier fleis
mere 8reuaer oorgeieben. sOiefe 4n=
ferplGbe tperben inoes erit gesen Gnbe
1907 poaenbet iein. g(u9 Elm Ood fir
llnterIeebpte unb mebrere Sdpebebofs
Iino eeplant. Die Musgaben oafiir fol@
len in oas nGdite Budget eingeiteut
iperoen.
@obalo oisTe Grbetten beenbet fnb,
tperben bie jeBt in gbatbam, Bortss
moutb unb glDmoutb liegenoen ReIer%
peeef9paoer enogiiltig nah 9oper
perlegt unb bdmit gu elmer ein5iqen
Slotte tbatfdd,li9 pereinigt tperben.
Sin eroBes9pblenbepot miro neben Der
Dftli6en Ser beiber ben 6dfen nit oem
6interlanbe perbtnoenoen Giienbabnliz
MEN anseleet. gu Den beretts porban@
oenen, ben 9afen unb feline 3ugdnge
beberri9enben Sorts nit @ef9iiben
neueiter Mooelle uno idperiten adli~
bers fommen atpei neue Sorts, Die
3p0lfs0ler erbalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02

fur fih fefber, fonbern iebe Stabt unb
iebes @emeintpeien. Ment ber lotds
len 8ehDrbe bic 9erfiielnasn Der
5todtsbeb0rbe niht fdbarf qsnug err
fheinen, 10 fann iie felbit dnbere en-
loiTen. Daraus entfteht Elm ungee
beuerliher Wirrtparr, ipelhsr ben
naterieIlen Sdaben. ben fhlieBlicb
iebe AuarantGne nit fth brinqt, uris
niiber Meife berarDBert. 0araus entz
fteben audi bic bprsilieen Auardn@
tome z@rflGruneen, bic fhon 10 biel
Saaben dnaeridtet baben; entfteben
bic unfinniQen AuurantdneSginrtd
tunoen, bic beiipielstpeife ben 8erz
fanbt bon Giien unb 5teinen, bon
g6inin unb grfenit als aefdbrli9
berbieten; entitehen fdlieBlith a,tA Der
abfheulihe Nusipu6s am Qudran<
tGnetpefea, bic GhrotflintensAudranz
tdne. 9lQe biefe Griheiningen fper@
ben unmDelih fetn, ipenn Der 8unb
bic audrdntGne iibernilnmt unb lie
NIT itdrfer Sunb lettet. Mir tperben
bann Elm etnbeitlihes Snitem baben,
tpel6es iiberaG dnoepanbt tperben
tptrb nnb unter benz lptdle MengfIihz
felt niht auffpmmen unb duf beHen
Musiibuno au6 feline unlauteren Mos
ttpe GtnfluB baben iperbsn. gs tperz
ben bann nur bic piiienf6aftli9en
Sorberltnoen in 8etrd6t fomnlen uno
mas Tie perlanQen. tptrb BEL Der Slta@
rantdne sur Iusfiihruna sebraht
tperben.
Nber baB mir biefen Sbeals3uitanb
fhon 10 f6nen erreihen follten, tpie
Die oben ertpdhnte Mittbiluna aus
Wafhinqton anbeutet, qlauben mir
ntht. 9a tpirb nod man6e gpibemie
fommen unb ben 2euten Die llnsuz
ldnoli6feit bes iebieen GbTtems bor
NuQe fiibren miiiIen. 2lber tpeiterz
Qefommen finb mir bod f6on; man
atebt bier unten i'm Siiben bic 5rage
elmer ndtionalen 0urantGne bpn f6on
ernftli9 in 8etra6t, pdbrenb man
tie Dor aehn cSabren nod nit 6obns
oeId6ter unb gntriiftunq suriidtptes.
Wtdn bot boh ettpus Qelernt in bte1er
3ett unb man tpirb nod mebr lernen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02

sSn Dem mG6tieen 3urenreihe stebt
es nod piele S9lupfninfel, no alles
bliiben unb gebeiben fam. 90 tpirb
i'm Sbale bes 5umbar imSranstdfpis
f9en @ebiet Elm flotter Gflabenbanbel
betrieben. SagtGslth tperben bort
Sflaben gu 9ubenben Offentli9 Ders
fauft. Die mei'ten Stldbenbdnoler
bomiliairen in benz in bieier 8eaiea
bung tpeit unb brett befannten Dorfe
Iu9ur. @ortuiegeno tpmmen perie,
rinnen in 8stra9t, .Jrauen, Wtdo'
ben uno 3tnoer. Meiitens perben lie
in perIien eeraubt unb nad benz
@tlapenmartt gebraAt, etne r4rbeit"
NIT Der ii9 bauptlddlid perfer be'
IbGftieen. Die 8etpobner BON
gu9ur faufen unb feben Damn bic
@tlapen an ben Somioenitamm ab.
Die Somioen iinb fdon ieit altersber
baron setp06nt, SflaDen gu beiisen,
in oieIem Sabre aber MAIDEN lie srDa
bere Sflapeneinfdufe benn ie. Sntes
reliant 1T es, bab beim Sflabenbanbel
oft porfpmmenoe Streitisfeiten anSrt
unb @te[le bur9 Die beftellten Nt4ter
eef6li6tet tperben, noourb benz
@tlapenbanbel setpifermaben Elm of
fi5teller Mnitrid perlieben miro. 3tpur
tpuroen Dem 8eairtsdef llfatotpstii,
ieinem @ebilfen Woltopnifotp unb
bem @tadtsanpalt biesbeSiigliAe 8es
i9fperben unterbreitet, ober Der Sflas
penbanbel miro no6 tpie Dor flott be-
trieben. Gs eriibrigt fid, berDor5us
beben, bab bie @flapen beim. Sranss
port unb Bel ben Somiben in ieber
Meile Der Milltir preisseeeben fino.
Die ruiIifden 8eb0rben perbalten ii4
Dem @flapenbanbel eegeniiber gdnali4
pafiip, ia Elm poti5eileutnant fanfte,
fi9 lpsar ielbit por furaer 3eit etne
YerIerin. gs tpirb tppbl siemli1
lanse bauern, Biz bic rufiiide Hesie,
runs in Der Gage iein miro, oieien
@flapenbanbel abauitbaffen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02

Dunf gebrOhen iporben. Mber nOh
INNER trdnfen tpeiteife Rreife bes
beutfden Doltes fpie bic benti1e Sua
geno an einer erItaunlihen untpihens
belt unb SntereTsloiisfeit in alien
9ineen. Die unfer 9prattifcbes Mirtbz
5buftsleben, iinfere itaatli9e Srganiz
fatiDn, Die pDlitiihen Qebensbebiirfz
niife bes beutf9en @ei6es, feline ppli@
tii9en unb fptrtbfdaftli6en StrDz
mungen anlangt. @s miro 10 Diel
oariiber seflagt, bob etne tpeitergebenz
De llntertpeiiung Der sSlgeno i'm prafz
tif9en 2eben bem beuti9en8olfe feine
Sbeale rduben ober perfiimmern unD
nod nii9terner unb materieller md@
6en nno CUR 8erflahung Der Geutf9en
8tlbung unb @elebrfamfeit beitragen
miiBte. Wtr tbeilen biefe Sur9t ni9t.
Der Sang gum 9elebrten, gum t0ealen
Srdumen in Der Sbeorie, gum @riiz
beln in fernen 3eiten uno iiber tronsz
cenbentale probleme ftedt biel gu ui1@
uusrottbar I'm beutf9en @oltsdarat>'
ter, als baB er ie mertIid perl6pinoen
fOnnte! Die geeentbeiltge Nufgabe
eripd9ft uns bieltnebr aus oiefer
@barafteranlage: bieien Srieb ni9t
einfeitig gu pflegen, fonbern ben
Sinn tpeit mebr als bisber auf Die
Wirfli9tett ,lnb auf oie @egenipart 81
ri4ten, Die uns ipabrli6 Mufsaben
fent, Die ernit genug unfere gan5e
Sbeifnabme fprbern. MDdten unfere
pdba9ogen no6 Dem @orbilb unIerer
9eneralfdbler, ote iiher raid in um=
fangret6iter Meife Die te9niI6en 2ebz
rem biefes Srieges berpertben iperoen,
audi ibrerfeits bic Goniequen5en fir
gr3iebungspeien 5ieben, bic ficb aus
uniere &ultur uno unIer nationales
benz ausgans biefes arieses erseben!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02
anttnttnle- % W1anruut1tte.
Il9eras sSreie 8refle. J

l(Segas Sreie Breiie.)
Qlus @afbinqton tpirb nitgetbeilt,
baB Der tonmenben gongrebfibung
bOhft notwithstanding etn 9e1ebenttpurf
pcrQeleat iperben tpiirbe, pel9er bic
Gorge fir bas QuarantGnepefen, io=
tpohl i'm eeSnlanbe als nah bem Musz
la1be bin. Der 8unbesregierung iiber=
trdat. @s tpirb bieier Melbune aud
nod binSuaefiiat, baB bic Qusft6ten
fur bic Nnnahme zines fol6en @sz
feBes beute febr ptel befer feien als
fraber: baB in ben leBtsn sSa6ren
spdnher feline Meinung in 8eaug auf
eire fofde MaBregel gednbert babe
inb buB beute fogar atpei 10 enragirte
Staatenrehtler fpie Senator Morgan
BON Nlabama unb @enator McGnern
bon 2euifidna fir cine iolhe Mdb=
reaef ieien.
Sb bies 2sBtere ri6tiq lit, tpiTen
mir ni4t. m0hten es iogar, mas ben
alten Morqon anbetrifft, in 3peifel
3ieben, aber bds tft audi boll}tGnbig
Rltthaiiltia. gs fptrb INNER MenIhen
aeben. fpelGe elmer Sbeorie pegen, tpie
bic 2ehre bon ben Staatenre6ten
mebr ober tpeniaer cine lit, bic ssorbe@
rungn Der prattiihen Wirtli6teit
ri1t erfenren tOnnen ober molten. SSsrl
bieIem ssaIle tperben friiber ober fpGz
ter aber AUDI iie nacbqeben miifen ober
lie iperben in 70 perf6tpinbsnb fleiner
9dbl fein. baB ifcb NiemanO mehr an
iie tehren tpirb, neil fie iih in boffz
niInasloier Minoritdt befinben. Denn
bic Mdbrbeit mub benz @olfe anmdbe
ita tlar iperben, es mnB allmGblia eins
feben lernen, bab es ni6ts beiIeres
tbun tam. uls bic Gorge fir BIZ
QuarantGne einaia unb allein BEN
Bunb su iibertragen, Of cine 5olhs
lltbertrdgilna nit ben @abungen bel
6tadtenredtslebre ifbereinitimmt ODE,
uiht.
sStbt forat niht nur ieber gtaal
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02

en- Der Nsuen Qlussburger 3dtunS
miro angsaeigt: Sum iofortissn Cine
tritt Elm Dienitmdbden BET bpbem
2ohn gefu9t, niht unter 8 Sabre alt.
gedb. grpeo." 9is gu bieiem Sdbr,
oanq areift man bereits snriid, un
Ser Nienfbotennotb 5u feuerrs!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02

gienen, Die cine reaelmdbis tpisbers
febrenoelinrube getppbnt Iino, brallcht
man be3iiglif Der lleberipinterung
niht 3ll dngftlidh su fein.
Mafhsn Der 9uroinen.
Gino Die Garbinen dbgegnommen, 10
ipirb 3unG1it Der @tdub aussef9iits
telt. Darauf leat man ieoen sin5elneIs
8prbang pierfdh sufammen nno befs
tet oas 3uIdmmenqeleate nit tpeidlen
5tichen oneinanoer. Nun tommen
ole @arbinen in faltes Maifer gum
GinDeihen. Na9 ei1lieen 9tunoen
aiebt man oas falte Maffer db unb
erfeBt es burh cine 2auge BON
Ghmierfeife uno @ooa. su bieier
bleiben bte @arbinen einen bofbebn
gaa o6er einen Saa ftsben. Damn
iperben iie btn uno fer seI6pentt
,unb ansgeorudt, obne oaB man
prinqt. esSn einem fehr fuuberen
WafhfefIel f9iftet man lie dufein'
amber, giebt @eife ba3pifden unb bes
bedt 1ie reicblih nit Md5fer. Wedn
ldBt sic @arbinen our2 unb 1urh
beib tperben, aber niht fo6en, brtngt
lie in Elm aroBes SOB unb {dtpenft
abermuls Fin unb ber. sic fperben
Damn pieber duf's syeuer gebraht
unb miifren einiae Wtinuten brauIeno
fpden. 8eror Die Gauge ertaltet TT,
briidt man Die etn5elnen Stiide aus,
briibt fie NIT beiBem MaTer unb fbiilt
inehrmafs in fdltem. Die Sdhen.
tpelde Die Dorbdnde aufammenhals
ten, tperben erit bor Dem 8iigeln ent'
iernt.
6 dub por 9Dgefn unb
MGufen. 8on Ser 3ett ab, no
Ser @inter feline 6errf6aft dnaetres
ten bat, 3ie6en 1in piele 8Dgef in oie
ODrfsr uno StGbte. @ie balten in
ihrer Notb nab M1em 11mf6au, mas
ibnen bas 2eben friiten fann. un6
tperoen babel aud ofters ben 8ienen'
itDden eefdbrlth. 5pedte lno ans
bere 8Doel feben fi6 gana oretft por
6ie Sluolofer unb ptden bort 10 ldns
oe, Bis 8ienen berausfommen, bic lie
Damn tpeqfhnappen. Wtebr nod fhd'
set BEN 8ienen 6te bdour6 berbors
gerufene 1tete 8eunrubtoung. 8iels
berlofIen Sen @interfnduel uno ers
itarren; auBerbem fiibren hduftge
@tDrunaen audi gu elmer iiherndbts
cen 3ebruno unb bomit let6t CUR
gu6r. OoiIalbe 1T Der san, tpenn
MGuie in ibleht bertpahrte Slugs
lijher einoringen. sic sernaden oen
8ou unb berunretnieen Die Wpbnung,
mas ben 8ienen duBerorbentltA
lGitia 1T. 8on Mdufen ober NDeeln
hGufig esploate 8Dlfer eeben iiher
Winter meiItens Elm. 11nb boh tn
es gar nl6t f6tper, lie odbor az
fhiiben. Sat man feine 2Goen am
8ienenbauie, bts man NIT Dem @ins
tritt bes sSrpltes berdblaHen tann, 10
bIenoe man ben @ingang su rem
@tDden nit borgef ftellten 8rettdsn
ober 3iegelftetnen. Oas hdlt bte
f6euen 8Doel f6on ab. 8egen bte
Mdufe tperben Die sSluglo9er ents
1pre9eno nerfleinert. 0d man dber
Darouf bebaft fein muB, boB immer
geniioeno frifGe 2uft in Die Stode
etnItr0nen fam, 10 berenge man ote
Bidder nur init bur6lD6erten 8GtGr
fhiebern, ei1tem @tiidGen 9raAtees
fleht ooer nor9eitedten NGeeln. 8on
8e9inn bes Minters an miiifen AUDI
itets MdufefaIlen auf Dem 9tenens
ftanbe bereit ietn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02

alnh bas biimmite Ranlel lduft aur
QuelIe.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-08

En- CRrssRf

see one Mr.. Harrod speaking
on the millennium If he is
right, Please tell me what this
Scripture means.
And Ne shall send Jesus Christ. which
before was preached unto you;
Whom the heaven must receive until
the times Of restitution Of all things,
which God hath spoken by the mouth
Of all his holy prophets since the world
began.
For Moses truly said unto the fathers
A Prophet shall the Lord your God
raise IN unto you Of your brethren, like
unto me. him shall We hear In all things
whatsoever he shall say unto YOU
And i,shall come to pass, that every
soul, which will not hear that Prophet
shall BIO destroyed from among the
people tActs 800 --2j ---as --aa
9, A, Simons,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-08

the coming Of Christ. For Paul
further says.
For through him we both have access
by one Spirit unto The Father IEpb |
e-1sl
Until this time the Gentiles
was without God, and without
hope IN the world But he tells
them
Now therefore ye are no more
strangers and foreigners, bH fellow
citizens with the saints, aud ofthe honce
hold Of God. Eph a--ls
Yes, no more strangers and
foreigners now, but are fellow
citizens and are of the same
household Of God, but before you
was not, Therefore Paul con
Times to say,
For This cause Paul, The prisoner Of
Jesus Christ for son Gentiles
II sc have heardof HE dispensalinn
Of the grace Of God which Is given ms
10 yol,- ward:
How that by revelation lie made
known unto me the mystery Gas wrote
afure III few words
Whereby. when Sc read ye may un-
dersland ny knowledge in the mystery
Of Christ
Which in other ages was not made,
known unto the sons OF men, rs ii Is
now revealed unto his holy apostles ana
prophets b. TIE Spirit
That the Gcn,iles should be fellow
heirs, andof the same body, and par
takers Of his promise in Christ by the
gospel Eph al to g.
Yes, Paul was held a prisoner,
because he taught that the Gen
tiles should be fellowheirs and Of
the same body, and partakers Of
His promise in Christ by the
Gospel wherefore Paul said
again,
And TO make all men SEQ what Is the
fellowship OF the mystery, which from
the beginning OF the world hath been
! bid in Cod who created all things by
Jesus Christ, lEph So
Now Brother Roberts we
know that you can t neIp uuu see
the two men. For Paul carries
your mind book, with them to
the beginning Of the world, and
they both had to be there or
else it could not of been a secret
that long, that the Gentiles
should be fellow heirs with the
Jews.
To be continued.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-08
GREEN VALLEY ITEMS,
IiY LOu.

h1 LOU
Hello Ed. ard cor. here | come
with my little budget OF news.
Cool weather at present writing
Plowing corn is the order OF the
day,
Bro. Garrett failed to fill his re-
gular appointment at JAHVille last
Sunday on the account of sickness.
Brother Adams filed his place.
The basket dinner was we'll at
tended at JAHville there was a.
bout $50 people present.
Bro. Adams preached Sunday at
IL O'clock and Bro, MUIR preached
at $40 in thu evening all report
line time.
Mrs, Sinda Poul and son and
Mrs. Ida Williams and family from
Flat River are visiting friends near
Alice this week,
Lula Linthicum visited friends
near Houston last Friday,
Jasper Garrett lett Monday nigh.
for oklahoma.
Hello Charley and Ben, did you
have q good time Sunday night,
bot viii did.
| On, say Lou | am listening for
the wedding bells bu. havn't heard
them.
So will wipe my eyes aad blow
my nose and go 10 the office so
bye, bye, ill next week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-08
The pre- Admites
AS Viewed
By mn, ROBERTS
Saginaw ARK



Then We are dead (old thogs)
and onf (new) life " hid with
Christ in God. ard when Christ
which is cur life snail appear then
(and not bef ire theG) shall ye also
appear with him 10 glory. Those
new creatures ia Christ are not
only brethren; (Kom. L; ~ but
they are holy brethren purtakers
Of u heavenly calling, (lleb, 3. u
50 now am able to sing, (Provid-
ed could carry tune.
Eot a lone hath grace redeem
ed me, brought me with Christ's
precious blood, sought me out
when | stranger, wandered from
the fold Of God;
But beyond the great salvation
God hath shown me wondrous
grace
Calling me with n heavenly calling
Ever to behold his face.
Bro. il / have committed any
crime by my writing the above
excuse, or expose it as soems good
to you.
Now must soon bring this to Q
close, unless God blesses US with
more rain, and | haye not had very
much to say yet about my thire
proposition which the Bro. has de
MED and gave us 2nd. Pet. 3; s.
Pisa. 80. 4, as his reason for differ
ing with us; but he failed to Civ,
the text, for his reason for askiny
us to plead ignorance, for maxim!
this proof, That the bible come
as near proving that the seventh
day would we seveu thousan
years long as it does that it wa
one thousand years" unless h
| thinks the two mentioned abov
was a sufficient excuse He says
"ths hihle taanh ne Mainly what
day of the Lord is, which vo
will learn by this scripture, "Bu
beloved, be not ignorant OF thj
one thing, that one day is wit
the Lord as thousand years, an
u thousand years AS one day
The brother has learned from
the above scripture that a da
of the Lord is "a thousand year
While | have learned that da
with" the Lord is as a. thousan
years Weigh it dear readers.
presume by tbs Bros. staten ,nt
that he means that day belong
ing to (of) the Lord is a thousan
years long. Now Bro. don't tr
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10 prose too much, for that which |
proves too mncb proves nothing. |
Are you wiling u take yonr state
ment as criterion, and say that
al days nf the Lord are Il thousand |
years longy II not then we will
haze TO cXasrine the context and
see II he was speaking OF the sew
enth day Sabbath when he said
oneday il with The Lord as a
thousand years: and we find that
Peter was speaking OF the jndg-
ment day and pcrditiou Of upgod.
" men. md therefore has nothing
to do; whatever, with the seventh
day Sabbath. Now Bro, il you
claim that all days Of the Lord are
1000 years long, then the days Of
the Lord which be gave TO Ezekiel
were longer than the years lacy
substituted. Eek Al; 6
The day Of temptation in the
wilderness was only 40 years.
Heb. 3: 10 Why not Just sag
that the day OF the Lord. is q
specified period AID will belong
enough when il comes; to accom-
plish all the work sci apart for
that great and notable day Of the
Lord. lisa. 2: II; Joel ! IL; 2;
|, II, 81; zeph, |; ~: Nal. 4;
ID, End Pc. 3, TO.
The Bro. thought he had helped
Pctesget the dsy With the Lord
up to a standard length Of l0GC
years. and then called on Daniel
who whitfield the thousand years
! day hack to tho length OF yesterday
and then the Bro. tells us tha'
yesterday to US was "a hours, Sc
hardly suppose that the day woult
have been any longer to Adam
than to us, and especially whel
the Lord also rested on that frs
seventh dsy; to us 24 hours. le
J if the brother could have only 60,
ten me to plead ignorance to tina
statement; but no Bro. not thi
|; time. Yon ought not be so har
on me brother; but should bea
, with the weak. / will give 20
some moro next time on the sey
! enth day subject. / have had t
! write IN some iaotoj put up til
t gaps for me. And then read thi,
8 Bro, while waiting for my next.
. "rhas saith the Lord, let nc
the wise man glory in his wisdol
ueither let nights man glory j
his might, let not the rich ma
glory in his riches: But let bin
!; that glorieth glory in this. tn
= he understandetb and knoweth m
that am the Lord which exercis
loving kindness, judgment an
righteousness in the earth: for i
these things nelight, saith III
Lord; Jer, 9: %, "a
To be Continued