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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
RACING At NEW-ORLEANS
Judge Darcy and Judge Treen
Win the Stake Features

New-Orleans, March 10.-After a hard drive
through the last furlong Judge Davey, well
supported at B to l, won the Rosebud Stakes at
the Fair Grounds to-day The race was worth
Sl295 to the winner. AIintberia was a strong
favorite at 4 to 8. but was never factor Ivne
forced the pace with Salvisa, but she stopped
when the pinch came.
Phil Chinn bought Judge Hines to-day from
Charlie Ellison The horse, which has won
$4,000 during his career on the turf. will be re-
tired TO the stud
Favored by luck and well handled by Koer-
ner' Judge Treen scored easily in the Juvenile
Stakes at City Park. Lens, the favorite. got
the worst OF the start and covered moro ground
than any horse in the race. Gravina and Bert
osre were the only winning favorites
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARIES.
Frs race tslx fgrlong9-Pau Clifford 122 v Rob
5e99nd Little Red lG2 CW Hayes 90 70 third Time
6nebTske siso ram Fa"''ke BAIL Glen Gallant and
r6 5Sc' B SsT 9n Ios O. Smith
~ood F9sns R 70 Eh hiFa p6 Rs 3b. 80 g. TEDDY
DING DEE Aae Tying Irape5e Intrigue Raining Leaves
,o5 iPd (9ndiop h ran
to = seoon3 Maeei Won 81 XaenHe IL (Redfern
11 F.r1i AS Id PAU also ram f1rd
Moe 80 to l. sse0nd Go ID circle Ton los PTsGh los W
Visa sdT P, Ilne l'eS 20 GLAD Pirate Big store sal
Fifth fifth Ts1s SCns m 5) Lesser o. Martini, to
E oI , 1os 2ode 20 70 third Time i:45 So BaTlei
sixth race Zone milel-Arebo III Oaobbins, I, % IN
Won Beechwood los BedeD SO to J. second Hdr, 20 ~
5 Hs 1oRser % third Time li425 Jungle GE,eP Fm1
seventh race Zone mile)-Louise McFariar Io1 ~ it.
1eel . 10 o. won: Pirates Dance IS a. Johnsonl \ "a
sSsohc Shauncey Olcott SO (AIorelRnd) 10 Z 49,
Tine - Mazzini Gay American win SbelleI; tt,I
@OSs' ~ W. hlyhn GOO Goo and Mr.. Wilson also ran
CITY PARK SUMMARIZES
First race lone and half miIes)-Dazze 1oa l.yo-,
TO J. woni Bradeycs Pet l01 CIV McintyIs} q ~
see9noi FILLER 10l (PenderEast. 20 TO third 7Sn,a
Z;4ST Wooelyn. Flying Charcoal Pal,hoa H., Iti
eoeSTin Honda Trepan. Fox Hunting Del C5rina ana
Second race two miles)-safety Light 1o1 rRr,r,,c
70 70 o won; Double, eS q. Hennesseyi ~
ls siHlh 10 &C. Norris, 10 third Time 8.Sii
c,icaI &c zone ana sixteenth miles)-Gravina 100
NNlooY o 70 z won; Dunganncn, iO7
sssoaa' fsin Devils 81 o. HenneHseyS "a 10 $50
toSs Ingothrif Judge Traynor Sanction ana
Fourth race lthe JuveniIs Stakes: four ana A,, 49,.
ISaass-Juage Lreen ii8 0koerner5 To 20 iA a
20 jones' 70 D. second Blue Dale 80 IN erfth
y, ~ ala, thIIa. Time. o6eS Chamblet and Edwsrd
Fifth race ave and a furongs,-A1s-v ,1,. ,oo
g. jones', 70 won; Clifton Bow los "a sr,h; lVS
&c second Major Carpenter los Nv kiar2 -
Lu lime LOS. St Sever Martha C Tsrnast 20 70.
SIM rsns or dToaiipeuse ana Sportsman also ran
| Ausunnb y TO won GArnish, 100 dRomaneiH x. "
sesond' Devout 100 CIV. McIntyrs) 10 ,b1g6 10 j.
TJn[ssr fanSIgency' Lucy Young, Monte Lucille ana
Seventh race onvs ana half rurlons,,-T,er, o, 90
NSnesi . 20 wSn Mynheer, los Jost) 10 sessnS
1SlohhoaheIa 100 wv Allen, l. third Tirns .6sN
JACK %NoAihs' Aleanfsra Adare Marco also ran '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
cHINN RACING BILL TO covHsNoa

ffenkfort' KY March io--The Chinn State Rae
ING commission bill received the approval Of The
House to-day, and goes 10 Governor R.clbsr, ,or
his signature. The bin provides that five com
sshloneFs are 70 be appointed 20 control al the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

At Macombs Dam Park yesterday the Can1erons'
Of this city and the Favorites OF Lnoleumv1le.
Staten Island played q tie game each side being
credited with 2 goals. The Camerons kicked of
before a driving wind and were active In front OF
the goal The lineup:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
BROWN BASEBALL scHEn,uE

fr"Fluehce' March 1o.-The Brown University
baseball schedule for the coming season has been
announced follows: WI
april q !'i I at Providence: T. Manhattan AZ P-o
Iel4SSs ~, wesleyan Providence. IA rrus,s.
fIovideice Is Bowdoin at Providence. 10 ''9 9t az
Ioss az worcester Patriots Dayo. 81 = itloIy
"a ee evidence; IS. Dartmouth at irov9es
may &c IN at Princeton; Syracuse AT Tro,,
IN Dartmo,tS =, en-. u Georgetown at Proydsncs
e. Hanover 10 Exeter a.
- h az az Providence. 20 Pennsvlvapia' iqsnSe
ueph1, o. ale at Providence RTeT1ar.a,a a. fAlla-
3royide1cs. 4 oS4 at Worcester: PsnnsyIyaSia
az frovlgence; 10. Amherst at Anb..rttS' amherst
~4osS at ifo'ldenee 70. Alumni at Providencs HOLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
SCHOLASTIC GAMES AT PRINCETON

Under the auspices Of Princeton University. the
tenth annual interscholastic track and field ganes
WI Dc heid at Princeton. Saturday, April n
a, Eincllal prize will be the team trophy valued
M WV presented by Tracy Harris. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
THE ATHLETICS WIN FIRST c.,-

New-o[leans. March 1e.-The Philadelphia Ar,or,-
to-day IN an exhibition game by score orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

An easy win rewarded the efforts OF the players
of the Staten Island Football Club In the match
with the Flushing Football Club at the Cove West
Brighton, Staten Island, yesterday afternoon
the men from across the bridge losing to the tune
O goals l. The lineup:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

L. lie Roy Moody. who has for some time ueea
connected with Norris Mason in the Leon boA'
agency. has accepted the place OF manager OF %
Napier Motor Car Company OF New-HOrk, IocAesA
at 18th street and Broadway. Mr. Moody VIII p1s. .
the Napier actively from now on, promising plOLsS
deliveries of both the English and American -.
uct Of this company. Walter H WOoCs' IoE1Le ..
in New-Y York was elected secretary and treasure
Of the main company recently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
FOOTBALL
Championship Games Resumed
Neso-Y York ThiStLeS Forfeit.

On grounds that were rather soft and slow the
matches for the championship of the metropolitan
Association Football League were resumed yester-
day. after an interval of several weeks caused oy
unfavorable weather. Snow squalls accompanied
by high wind partly interfered with the progress OK
the games. These, however, with one excepuoil'
decided according to programme.
OF chief interest the anticipated struggle Oe-
tween the Hollywood Inn team, leading In the race
and the New-York Thistles. scheduled Tor 'he
grounds Of the Hollywood Inn Athletic Association
at Yonkers and great the disappointment
failed 10 nut in an appearance. and consequently
forfeited to the Yonkers eleven. - - Al
When time was called Referee McCIreWer, OF Ine
BRONX Rangers lined out the home team ana. 10
conform TO the usual formality on such occasions,
the ball was put through the goai ana Ino 80
thereby scored Two points were thus adoea 10 ZIG
Hollywood Inn record, which to Date iools up -
points.
Playing with only ten men during the nrst haIr
and nine in the second, the Brooklyn Thisues
proved no match for the Caledonians in the league
contest on the grounds at Lenox avenue ana 1+oIh
street Yesterday and were beaten by the score OF
goals TO / At the close of the first half the
CaIedonians held commanding lead of goals TO
O. and in the second when the Thistles braced up
the champions tailed thrice TO once for the visitors
Bruce. man at inside right played MS
position brilliantly for the Caledonians. and TAFT
outside right. who played fast game the second
period. was the other star of the game His last
goal was a beautiful shot, aslant the posts
the ball touching the bar and glancing In. Nc
Donald was hard worked throughout and suffered
losers from q scrimmage before the goal The
lineup:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

J. Pierpont Morgan jr. received a Hotchkiss er
last week. and W Gould Brokaw will shorty ~
ceive his special car. which is fitted with peFAAS'
the most elaborate body ever constructed I 9r -
automobile. This body cost s. 800 The car W. -
one of the most noticeable in the city when II az
rtVeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

The final standing is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

S S;S,5 89Esn; ...:..o 20 lss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

The first purchaser OF 1906 six-cylinder Na'ion-
In the new ed street and Broadway garase -
tine.
The New-Nork Motor Car Company has deHss.ss
q type direction Atlas motor truck 20 Hania01-
q sloane. engineers and contractors
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-17

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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-14
See Here. Look.

We the people of the Colony
keep in stock Sewing Machine
supplies for all Leading Brands
ofse wing Machin es, such as
Needles, shuttles Robbins,
Winding rubber. Tensio ms
springs. Belts and set screws.
Aso Man that understands sejusting feed
Pitmans and plates. Or removing Frc'ions.
He will do you right And do your work
Right, .ai at this OFFICE, Ind If you have
hem. bring your Old rubbers and old piece
Of copper and brass toexchange with US for
our Sunolias. Yours For business,
II Rhyn,,4 JAZZ Vile E"""- Mo
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-14
Question No. -.

Ed. please allow me space in your
valuable paper for some educated
we'll informed man to tell me what
tina, Image was that John the Rev.
spoke Of in this manner.
Aud he had power to give life ur,o
the image Of the beast that the i'm" ,e
Of tho be,at should both speak add On @
that as many rs would not worship 80
image Of the beast should be Kill4d
lscv 13--lS,
John volner.
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Question No, -.

Brc. Ed. please lie. some preacher
tell me who is the cause Of so many
divisions: making so many diaerep:
denominations oil fighting esch
other with the sword Of scisms,
John Volaer
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-14

! I AND } !
FORMATION

And spdsr such-a con ~asd -
this, which was than ., wise one
We ase not Ct . loss 70 sccount
Tor their not going smoug the
Gentiles, or even for not belisv-
ing that the promise was elso to |
them. But it was al made plain
10 them after they. had heard
Peters report and they saw
the true light a. plainly % did
Peter himself, and they rsjoiced
and glorifed God. Well they
! might, when the great curse had
been removed, and The middle
wall had been torn do1nA ean
repentance unto life was granted
unto the Gentiles. We have
previously spoken upon this
point; hut it is q good old st'ry,
therefore we will tell IL again
Repentance granted unto life'"
What does this mean! II sim ply
means that the Gentiles were
once without repentance, and
repentance was added unto that
lite. Given them by Christ:
For He says
| fIhad not cone and spoken unto
them. they had not had sim
IT. had no, done among them The works
which none other man did. they had
no, had sin. - st. John l5-29-A.
While they wore the cloak OF
sin, they had no sin. that Is
i, they were not held accountable
simply because they we're with
out living soul: and when Christ
come he took this cloak away
Ia end then sin stood before then
e in it's most horrid form, and re
9 pen,ance was added unto life
. and they were made accountable
W. agents to God through the b'oo'
Of Christ.
There is nothing truer tha1
that the Gentiles were once witt
out q living soul. Listen to wha
Paul says about that,
Wherefore remember. that ,e being
A. times past Gen,iles IN the flesh. who al
called Uncircumcision by mat wh'c
"a called the Circumcision in the he'
made by hands;
Tba. at TINT time yc were wi'h"'
Christ, being aliens from the c'mmo
e. wealth " Israel. md strangers 'rHn u
covenants IT promise. having 10 hul
and wi,hou, Cad IN TIE world
- Bnt now in Christ Jesus sc wl
sometimes were afar IN are made nil
Ivy the blood Of Christ.
For he is our peace. who nah mat
bu,h one. nnl hath broken down Il
middle wall " partition between us.
Ephe 2-li-i9 -lS-l4.
So now. the Gentle havir
become q people of God, tta
are alike destined TO eternal Ii
and a right under the san
premise as was given to u
Jewish nation: and the prOmi'
is, Unto you it is given 10 kno
the mystery ii tho Kingdom
heaven. For they are ma
nigh 10 God through the blo
of Christ; and the blood is I
life, lSee Cen, 9th, CHI. 18th,
! also lst Oh. 4th, to ;th. v
And John says, I'm him W
/. life; and the life Was the light
% men, etc. Hence. throp
q Christ's blood, they obtain
life by the spirit of God. A
in harmony with what Paul sa
concerning the Gentiles,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-14
QUESTION NO. II,

Mio tell die what Nc are TO learn
from the 10 Oh. Of Genesis where
Jacob calls bis sons to gather themselves
tOgather TINT be might tell them whs'
should befall them IN the last days.
f, f. Bappi"gton;
Seguin Wash.
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QUESTION NO. 10.

Bro. Garrett will you allow me 10 ask
this question through the inquiry
column OF your valuable paper. Aud II
no other preacher or person answers II
you plea7e answer. which 10; Please
explain tho last paragraph Of the 20 Oh
Of Isaiah. e. u. 6appipgton.
Segnin Wash.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-14

Please harn,paize these two scrip
III res.
Aud unto Absalom there were born
three sons. and one daughter. whose
name was Tamar. she wasa woman OF
T. fair cnuu,enance. {? Sam, if-E.)
And
Now Ahsalom IN his lifetime had
taken aud reared NJ fer himscl! pillar
which II in tho king, i,le sn he said
havn no son TO keep my name In
remembrance, and he called the pilla
sitter his ,an name; and |, Is called unto
this day, AbsaloM's place. i" Sam
--iB. s.. u Merritt
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STUDY TO SHEW THY SELF AZ
PROVED UNTO GOD. A WORK
MAN THAT NEEDETH NOT
TO be ASHAMED, RIGHTLY
DIVIDING THE WORD
OF TRUTH.
aTIN. . l5v.
ay l. H. Rhymcl.

Whs, does Pau, mean IN those
words ut the beading Of this article
Of writing? A in this language
found in 2 Tim. 2-15v. 10 wit.
Study ~ .lrw toy vel approved unto
God u workman that needslh not to
he ashamed rightly dividing tho word
Of truth. Tim g. Il
II Coda word is all trnth why
does it become necessary TO right
~ divide tho word o. truth. rs
fanl says II We are alA one race or
the came people (bo,h jews and
Gsntiles J | say IL wsare nll in the
same attitude or In the same
POSITION, spiritually may l AJAX
why Paul = minister 1t Tod u
chosen vessel ~ minister the got.
pei TO the Gentiics used the IAN
gnage Ne stated abOvey Read II
4: Tim 2-'5v.) II the word Of God
is all truth / ssk why does Paul
say TO tightly divide III" wrrd ii
truth, ara there not come REASONS
tfor this com mAnd given to Tim.
"thy by the inspired writer 81.
Paul? Yea and Amen il is ~ feed
the two races Of people, jew aud
Gentle. TO te-d the lew with thu
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[hllk fUArise1 Az n ~ ~
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ese1st - NJ - 49, Christ tSl
Ne Ges@ Me- - - SAesss vsss|
ssl, sd ssula - - ely = God
gsss him ussssssAs = speak trSsdl|
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yssrs aissr I vent ~ again y Jsr.
asa'sn With Sarnaes'' and look
nsas Win me also, sodA went Up
~ isvs'st'on, ana communicates
ss'o them that gospel which !
prsaassd saons the 'isutilss. but
privately to them which were o.
repu:atioo (ths fapostlss). isat' by
any means ] should run, CT had
run 10 vAio.
, Bat mother titus, who war with
me, being q Greek, was compelled
: 10 be circqmoissd: and that became
Of ialse brethren una wares brought
in who came 10 privately 10 Spy
ont oar liberty which No have IN
Christ Jssus, that they might
bring % In to bondage; to whom
va gave pIaco BY Subsection, No
Not for 40 bour: that the truth Of
. the gospel might continue will
you. But Of those who seem TO b.
y somewhat, (what 50 syer they wer
. il maksth no matter to me: Coz
= accspteth no mans psrson) for the.
who seemed to be somewhat i
conference added nothing to me
' But contraryw'se, when they tb
= children of Christ ssw that tn
= gospel OF uocircumcision was con
y miitsd unto me, ~ tho gospel
~ circumcision was unto Peter; Ito
. 10 that wrought ef'sc'usl'y
~ peter to the apostleship Of tho oil
u cumcision, the sama vas mighty
me toward the Gentnes.) Jane
+" Cephes, and John, who seemed
y b6piAers perceived the grace th
vas gwen nsto'ue, they gave
ne and Bapnabns the right hs'
OF fe,lowship, that We should
= uuto the healben, and they ."
n. the circumcision.
Z Gal. 2 th. l<2-3-4-6-6-7-S-9
finclusive) when We read tho
scriptures ~ quoted above tn
we Can comprehend very cas-
what Paul ncat whom 10 80!
study to shew thy self, APPROX
unto God, u workman that nes
9th not to 10 ashamed, righJ
L:...s. J - .,.,L IT.
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CT lis TON NO.i

Bro. Garrett plcasa tell us Whist God
meant, when he said tina, be would SOW
the house IT Israel and the house Of
Judah with the accd OF man AMI the
seed of bcastsY WIN. Brinegar
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y ss'splsit ssas. T. 1sshsr. IspAs.;.
is.iel y
~ = ~ \ sasaaisn u ~ hihsss|
II tinss y night ssshsr tegaiAss is|
oss III shisss b Chria.. !. [tphs iel |
Hence, Peter speaks, and, says
Wherefore beloved. lspsaklsg,o The
gsaulss] seeing that - look for such
,hinss b dilissnt TIA. - may hs found
Of him 10 psacs. without spot and
blamelsss'
And account that ~ loassrtfsriss Of
our Lord + salvation; svsn = oss u.
loved broshsr Paul also according ~
the wisdom given INTO him hath. wri.
tsp unto you; .
Az also 10 al bis spis,lss. spsatihs Ia
them Of these thinss, in which an
Some thIngs hard to 10 understood.
.wsist they ,kat arc unlearned and
dnstabls vres. ~ they DO also the o,he,
scriptures, INTO their own destruction
Re Peter STA. Isle,
o how true. They that wresi
, In expounding the Holy Writ, d.
! 10 10 their own destruction.
The way modern commentator
explain the Holy Word, it Is a.
west. from beginning to end
They commence gradually, and
divide little ny little, and keel
on going, until they are altogeth
er lost, and know not what to dc
No one will get lost il he right
" divides the word OF truth
rightly dividing the word q
truth. brings 70 livht things thu
are hid. 1t Is not necessary tha
the present generation
; advanced thinkers should g
! seeking knowledge outside {
the Bible. in order t0 learn my'
, te.ries Of the kingdom Of HEAVIER
+. il they do, they will utter|
!, tail,
q To be continued.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-14

Ed. as there Is 80 many that
think they know the scriptures
and I thought by your permits.
sion I would ask the following
question,
QUESTION FOR MINISTER'S
TO ANsW ERs.
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Ed. CnE4sET Please toll us what the
seed of man and the seed Of beasts art
that God IL going to sow the house u!
Israel and the house Of Judah wi,h2
-.J,mes Paikus.
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Colamn, Per yssr. !. $500
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4 =. 1900
4 -. 100
Professional cards, 60css. = mon.
LOCALS per line. Let. insertion, 0S
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Qasssiop No.

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Kind "a. please sxpisisths u
o. Rev. and toll n whether II wss
I vision or . dream Or wss II
because hs va the beloved do.
oipIe.
Orlia Watts.
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AID ia n 4siak NE - sp,sinal
dhsk; Tor shsy SrsSk II tlas splrmal
isnex thu. followed sssn. and tAas noek
- Christ.
Bat with many 81 then 0sd ~ -
ws,l plssasd for they were ovSnhrovn
IN Tie wilderness. 4.
NOV these things were our examples
sSsh6 intent We shouid mi lust sflsr
svii shisis. = hey Also lus,ed.
Neither b " idolatsrs ~ ~ers some
Of ,hsn y \ I. written TIE psopls cat
down 10 sas end drink and rose up 70
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Neither let us commit soraieaIioa y
some Of them committed ana tall b oss
day three ard twenty thousand.
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Of them aiSo tempted. and were destroy
I'd Of serpent. e"
Neither muSmur -, % some Of them
also nurmurmursd, and were dsstrYsd
Of The destroyer. ICor, I to TO-
Yes a. Paul says 10 speaking Of
the Jews all these things happen.
cd the Jews ior opr learning yss
for examples INTO % Gentilss 10
, this plain scriptures evidence OF
| two people Jcw and Gentiiesf Yea
/, undisputabIe Gods word any one
/, that contradic,s this tho abovs
scriptures would have to deoy .
. God and make God ont . liar. Then
. to rightly divide the word Of truth
!. ws must know our duty; and 70
= this NO know ths>mysseries Of the
r. kingdom Of heaven; 40 We ess re-
n veal them to tho world iar G6d.
Paul says.
q For l would not. brethren that 70
9, should De ignorau, Of this mystsry. lest
10 70 should be wias In your own concsits;
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10 Israel, until the fulne.s Of the Gentle.
70 And so vi, Israel shall be saved; % 4
10 IL written. There shall come on. Of
Sion the Deliverers aud shall turn away
o. ungodlinssa. from, Jacob. Rom. A.
% 25 -2s.
~ Yes blindness in part 10 happen
y cd to Israel tor our riches yes fol
- the riches Of the Gentiles they
~ the Jcws) were blinded that th'
:" 70 odscss Of God through Chris
~ siehecome 10 rs if we continue il
W his goodness other wise We Geo
"" tiles shall also bs cut IN, 90 va
the Jews tho nstura, branches on
70 of Though unbeIief, 40 siso v,l
' NO GentiIes bo cut Of il We bsliev
4 not. Then we are to know th
'ur mysteries Of God that has bee
'as kept hid; yes Paul said and he
!" written (rssd
" Ifye continnc imahe faith grounde
nv and seiiled' and DO not, moved ava
ey from the hope Of the gospel. which y
st) have heard. and which was preachs
to every creature which 10 under heavsa
whereof l. NM ammads minister;
Inv Who now rejoice in my sufferinl
Tort iOr you. and Oil up that which 10 behin
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