The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-03

py dcGeiving themselves and each other
mo, INTO tho Supposition that their atone
| nent DAY brings them any relief or har
nionizes Is them In any sense of the word
with the Almighty. What they do Is a
Gss nlere iarce. The sooner this be acknowl-
eefGsed the sooner will their honesty in
the matter bring them into the proner
| c9nditlon OF heart to recognize that Tho
SINS SINS @ OF more than eighteen centuries
is the explanation of tho caIa noIties
that have befallen them. '-'
Wnen lSraelites come properly to un-
al their hopes center in Mesiab:s king inse
dom Messiah is not only The ercst
hhmS h tynined pine by David and solomon. but
NJ e,rbisadcc Is aaSo the & great priest typihed by
klngly throne. So Messiah viii not ONLY
De inc Great king over Israel and the
M,,nso wH,r,u, out ne. VIII be the great priest
| Wnosc appieaton OF his own merit Will
| erect the cancellation of sins forever,
ne VIII not rcintroduce TO them sac
rinGes niaI:. ,,oo oil bulls and goats, but win
| rlhces were mere forcshadowings OF bet
Ter sacrl1ccs-so much better that they
"iil not need repeating yearly, but work
perpetual cancellation OF the sins OF
| israel and OF all the children OF Adam
Higher Critics Repudiate the Blood.
All the worldly-wisc of Cbristendom
nave reached the point OF repudiatlng
the testimony or the Old Testament and
the New respecting the need OF a. sacri-
ilclai ocaih Tor the satisfaction OF divine
Justice, the cancellation OF sin and the
restitution OF the sinner to divine favor.
me claim of the .so-called New Theolo-
glsls repudiates the fall, rcpudiates the
ransom and repudiatcs a restitution 10
all that was lost-claiming that nothing
VAS Vas lost and that all we have is gain.
| thus the world and its wisdom know
not God anu appreciate not his arrange
tnent That, rs death came upon mankind
so q restitution TO life should come TO
all men through Christ-that "as all In
Adam die. even so all in Christ shall
be made alive"
These worldly-visc cannot deny the
fact that there is sin in the world and
that there IS death in the world and
death. They cannot deny that death is
gaining greater hold than ever before
upon our race. Insane asylums, prisons
and reform schools show that. notwilh-
standing our educational facilities and
wonderful achievements under the en-
tightening influences OF the New Dispcn-
Insanity statistics and the prison stalls
ties and the physical statistics show
that, IN spite of everything, our race is
becoming mentally, morally and phys
To explain how these facts NJ to their
theory OF evolution.
Christians View of Sin Atonement.
BY the term Christian we refer TO
those who intclligently believe the ex-
panaticn of the Bible respecting sin.
chat 1t is a violation of the Divine law
AM carries with IL pcnalty-that Ia ther
Adam was created as siness as arc the
q little lower plane OF being. Obedience
was required of him as the price of Di-
vino favor and everlasting life: DIS
obedience thrust him from Paradise into
the unpreparcd earth to wrestle with the
thorns and thistlcs, where the decree.
Dying thou shalt die accomplished his
4 - Ia ltic
naturally shared by heredity his weak
nesscs and death penalty. so that thc
entire race is DYING race. But tns
, Creator was unwilling that Adam and
his children should die as hruics Cod
did not revoke his decree OF deslh nor
give any intimation That he bad done
unju.tly in condcmninG his creature l!e
did. however. provide a way t9r 'nolF nt
relief lie provided that, as the hrst
man alone had sinncd actually, SO one
Redeemer alone would bc necessary Tor
,hc race. And 10 him he offered great
reward. so That his saclihce Tor SINS
would work out 10 his Own sdMantaSie, &C.
rs well as 10 the sinners, 4 part ct Inc
reward was the high exsltation to the
heavenly nattirc---far above angels. and
the sift of the Kingdom OF Garth noccs
sary for The overruling and subdulns o!
tIc spirit or rebellion IN the Norio anu
Tor tho exaltation aud uplifting rom
! sin and death conditions OF an ,ne VIZ
! ing and obedient Of Adam cntlre race
1.-THE Better Sacrifices
From the DIVINE stsnoPp'nt tIe i'e"
Christ Jesus gave himself ransom Tor
! all" for Adams entire race, 10 he lc2-
! tI6cd in due time He antityped the bull
lock Of Isracl's ttonemcnt Day. as Wen
as sutltyped the priest who slew Inf
. builock-because Inc offered up hlinacIt,
Rewarded by the AlmlEhtH, ne W.
raised from death To the spirit plano
! higher than the angels Applying ms
( merit TO the antitypicsl bcNltes. s
! household OF faith the churcn OF NV.
| r,irz, horns'' he iheu began = work niue
understoo6 by either Jews or Chrlstlans
hIt ,eyerthcless clearly outlined Ill tne
( Word of Cod Ills work throughout iI"'
age has been the gathering OF INC it's
rIosz-oI1icb Is chosen becauae OF faith
fulness ia him and obedience IN Naihh'-
in bie steps In the Darroa way. inoSe'
composed both cC Jews and OF Jeh!ie =
have for centuries henn IN course "t oc
their sacrifices being typliled
hy. tbs, OF the Lords goat on the Atone
n,ent pay. Their sacrifices arc sm1l
and lean like that Of tho goat IN con-
pariscn 10 the bullock. but tney are ac
| ns,ted hy tre Great High Priest. snd
The offering Of their sacrifice Is conn,sn
uS his sscri6re. Thus eventually the
! Hill Priest will complete his work ~,
sin -sionemcnt (vc believe very sooh , a,,'
ti,nn bjc second apple OF tho bln"'
unou the Mercy-Seat viii he marc. JUS
as it WAS written IN the Ia~ ..,I ,ne
bs1f ri all the people, only that sI' 'n@
,.onIn'' ON ,fe larger scale VIII no! ne.h
nereIy the Ieraeltes outside ~ inc Lc
vites. but will mean the "hoie W. WoIp ~ ~
mankind outside nf the houeehI'r,o -
: faith the snrilypicai Levites tortn-
rith tho who'll, world viii he turned over
"a Meseisf. the antiiypicsl Propfes fN
Priest, King, Mediator. Judge. ~, lnsm ,.no,'s i"r
| , thousand Years tho world VIII rec"lNe
'hn breercd uplifting influences
! VIZ There will come in Isra"fs snare ~, ~,
the great work OF recovering the ~ wor,9 ,ho
10 God. They arc st'll beloved Tor m ime
- iS'9frs G;oS 70 % them arc things he viii net
cement Of. AZ that time the great snu, 49,,
typical Prophet. Priest and sing t%a, %n
, | Loriu his york as Mediator a, u'S
49, I,n viii mediate by bringing inlo np,
grafton cl,, the New Covenant Which Coz
promised he would make WITH lsras. arie ahc ihr
'Irdah "after those days -alt'r IN,
!. ,h.ir humiliation and being cas-,
am. anE tI1ey shall be reclaimed aud upir,c1l l,,
and bIcsscd and used Of the LORD Inn, usI
is C:od's Covenant with them ,.,,ro whcn nu W., -,
4 ta,sc away their sius--wben pE Nlr,u,, ~
,hNc ~ - nnnrlficcs" their sins shall hf